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Working Dogs

Not all dogs are suitable for all types of work.

What are Working Dogs?

Working dogs are selected for their skills in specific tasks, such as rescue, police work, herding, protection, or assistance. They are used by law enforcement, rescue services, or people with disabilities. Working dogs must be intelligent, agile, and have a strong work instinct. They must also be well-trained to follow their master's commands.

Choose a dog breed that suits the specific needs of your work.

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Airedale Terrier

American Eskimo Dog

Australian Cattle Dog

Australian Shepherd

Azawakh

Beagle-Harrier

Beauceron

Belgian Shepherd Dog Groenendael

Belgian Shepherd Dog Laekenois

Belgian Shepherd Tervuren

Berger Picard

Bernese Mountain Dog

Black Russian Terrier

Bluetick Coonhound

Border Collie

Bouvier des Flandres

Boxer

Canaan Dog

Cane Corso

Cimarrón Uruguayo

Chinook

Czech Barb or Český Fousek

Czechoslovakian Wolfdog

Dalmatian

Dobermann

Dutch Shepherd

Entlebucher Mountain Dog

Finnish Lapponian Dog

French Spaniel

German Pinscher

German Shepherd

Giant Schnauzer

Golden Retriever

Greenland Dog

Hovawart

Hungarian Vizsla

Karelian Bear Dog

Kelpie

Labrador Retriever

Leonberger

Majorca Shepherd Dog

Malinois or Belgian Shepherd

Maremma Sheepdog

Montenegrin mountain hound

Pastor Garafiano

Perdiguero de Burgos

Poodle

Portuguese Sheepdog

Portuguese Water Dog

Pyrenean Sheepdog

Redbone Coonhound

Rottweiler

Sakhalin Husky

Saint Hubert Dog

Samoyed

Siberian Husky

Smooth Collie

Spanish Hound

Spanish Water Dog

White Swiss Shepherd