Labrador Retrievers excel at swimming and sniffing. Some are capable of detecting cancer. For a record-breaking 30 years, Labradors were America's favorite dog breed.
German Shepherds have been police and military dogs for over a century due to their intelligence, devotion, and bravery.
The ability of Golden Retrievers to relax and support people with physical and mental ailments has earned them the moniker "therapy dogs."
Although French Bulldogs appear solemn, they are known for their mischievous temperament, which keeps their owners entertained.
Bulldogs have an interesting history as bull-baiting dogs, but their courage and perseverance have turned them into emblems of bravery.
Poodles thrive at obedience training as well as complex activities. The "puff ball" appearance of poodles was created to protect their joints and organs in cold water.
Because of their excellent sense of smell, beagles can detect contraband at airports. Snoopy, a Beagle, helps them gain popularity.
Rottweilers are dedicated and committed family defenders. Because of their strength, Rottweilers were used to drive slaughtered meat carts to market.
Yorkshire Terriers are small but powerful dogs. Despite their exquisite appearance, they were designed by textile manufacturers to hunt rats.
Due to their unique body structure, Dachshunds can dig tunnels and seek small animals. They have coats that are short, long, or wire-haired.