Shetland Sheepdog
Weight: 7 to 11 kilograms
Height: 33 to 40 centimeters
Physical features: feathering on the tail and legs; full mane; dense and soft fur
The Shetland is a type of sheepdog. They always watch around and are eager to learn or engage in something new. They are also known for the ability to read people and can understand your signals well. That’s why this breed is very responsive to training and often has a close bond with the owners. [3]
Rottweiler
Weight: 35 to 60 kilograms
Height: 55 to 70 centimeters
Physical features: short coat, but shiny black and coarse; muscular and large body; clearly defined tan markings on the face
The Rottweiler dogs can be good at studying our facial cues and body language. Therefore, they are very playful and affectionate with their owners and those they know well. Training Rotties can be quite simple once you have their trust. They could learn many tricks and always look around to ensure others are safe. [4]
Papillon
Weight: 2.7 to 4.5 kilograms
Height: 20 to 28 centimeters
Physical features: alert demeanor; erect ears; single-layer, long, and straight coat
Papillon dogs have a delicate body, but they are more than just a lap breed. These little pets are very active, alert, and friendly. They always look for interesting things to do. They can learn tricks really quickly. While papillon dogs are a bit stubborn, you can motivate them with great rewards. [5]
