Types of dog breeds

4. A highly intelligent and energetic breed, often used for herding livestock.
8. A large and powerful breed known for its protective instincts and loyalty to its family.
11. A medium-sized breed known for its agility and intelligence, often used as a working and herding dog.
15. A small to medium-sized breed known for its keen sense of smell and its use in hunting.
19. A small and muscular breed with distinctive bat-like ears and a friendly, affectionate nature.
20. A breed prized for its intelligence, loyalty, and versatility in various roles, including police and service work.

1. A small breed with a compact build and a friendly, lively personality, often referred to as the "American Gentleman."
2. A friendly and intelligent breed originally developed for retrieving shot waterfowl during hunting.
3. A medium to large-sized breed with a muscular build, known for its playful and energetic nature.
5. The smallest breed of dog, known for its alertness and often feisty temperament.
6. A small breed known for its long, flowing coat and its friendly and affectionate nature.
7. One of the largest dog breeds, known for its imposing size and friendly, gentle demeanor.
9. A sturdy and muscular breed with a distinctive pushed-in nose and a strong, determined appearance.
10. A breed famous for its unique coat pattern of black or liver spots on a white background.
12. A medium-sized breed with a thick double coat, known for its endurance and sled-pulling abilities.
13. A small breed with a long, silky coat and a confident, spirited personality.
14. A breed known for its distinctive curly or corded coat and its intelligence.
16. A popular breed known for its friendly nature, intelligence, and versatility as a working dog.
17. A large and powerful breed known for its rescue work in the snowy Swiss Alps and its gentle temperament.
18. A medium to large-sized breed known for its loyalty, intelligence, and sleek, muscular build.