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2007/7/18-21 [Recreation/Pets] UID:47333 Activity:high
7/18    Most popular dog breeds in different cities (smart city=smart
        dogs, dumb city=dumb dogs):
        http://www.akc.org/reg/topdogsbycity.cfm
        \_ In NYC, well educated poodles drink latte and capuccino and
           espresso, AND listen to jazz. Poodles are gay, and #1 in NYC.
        \_ San Francisco: Labrador Retriever.  Stupid dog.
           \_ I'm down to Miami and with the exception of Miami and Detroit
              every other city has Labrador Retriever as the #1 dog.  In
              Detroit it's #2 after german shepard, in Miami it's #3 after
              german shepard and yorkie.  Can't blame SF on this one.
              \_ Hint: the whole post is stupid.  The op didn't even read
                 their own page.  Do you actually believe that "smart city=
                 smart dogs, dumb city=dumb dogs" like the op said?  C'mon....
           \_ Is this some kind of troll?  Labs are very smart.
              \_ No they aren't.  They are very friendly, they are very willing
                 to do repetitive tasks, they'll chase a tennis ball for hours,
                 they are not very smart.  The troll is the recent spat of
                 bizarre dog related posts, probably from some evil cat person.
                 \_ Yep all dogs are smart. Cats are smarter!
                    \_ Pigs are smarter than dogs or cats, but aren't that
                       smart by being born tasty.
                       \_ It's probably less to do with being tasty and
                          more to do with being not-cute-enough. They are
                          probably easier to fatten up too (omnivorous) and
                          aren't escape artists like cats.
                          \_ Cats go better with ketchup.
                 \_ wikipedia disagrees with you.  wikipedia uses the word
                    "intelligent" on them at least three times in their
                    article.  You have no credibility.
                    \_ *LAUGH*  Ouch!  You made me bust out loud in the office.
                       Using Wikipedia of all things to say someone else has
                       no credibility goes way beyond funny.  Were you trying
                       to be funny?  I'll just assume you have a really dry
                       sense of humor and you win this week's Most Funny Motd
                       Post award.  Congratulations!  I am your #1 Fan!
                 \_ I have to agree with you entirely.  Once you've been around
                    a truly intelligent dog (queensland heeler for example)
                    you would never call a lab "smart".  Wikipedia is hardly
                    a credible unbiased source either.
                    \_ http://dogsobediencetraining.com/info/dog_intelligence_ranking_wiki.htm
                    \_ http://urltea.com/10pp (dogsobediencetraining.com)
                       Not on the list. Is this a common breed?
                       \_ Australian Cattle Dog is the breeder name.  They are
                          a little too independent to be considered easily
                          trainable.  Also they tend to bond to one person
                          very strongly.  They are the worst dog to have if
                          you don't have time to spend with them as they are too
                          intelligent to just sit around.  They are a young
                          breed.  Dingo crossed with Timon's Biter about 50
                          years ago I beleive.  Insanely intelligent though.
                          -scottyg
                          \_ Working dogs are all smart high energy breeds that
                             get bored easily and tend to have annoying traits
                             like trying to 'herd' you, other dogs, the cat,
                             and the kids if they're that kind of working dog.
                             Most people are better off with a happy dopey lab.
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Ten most popular breeds in the US 1 Labrador Retriever 2 Yorkshire Terrier 3 German Shepherd Dog 4 Golden Retriever 5 Beagle 6 Dachshund 7 Boxer 8 Poodle 9 Shih Tzu 10. Atlanta 1 Labrador Retriever 2 Golden Retriever 3 German Shepherd Dog 4 Boxer 5 Dachshund* 6 Miniature Schnauzer* 7 Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 8 Poodle 9 Yorkshire Terrier** 10. Austin 1 Labrador Retriever 2 Golden Retriever 3 Yorkshire Terrier 4 Dachshund 5 Miniature Schnauzer 6 Poodle 7 Boxer 8 German Shepherd Dog 9 Chihuahua 10. Baltimore 1 Labrador Retriever 2 Boxer 3 German Shepherd Dog 4 Golden Retriever 5 Yorkshire Terrier 6 Pug 7 Dachshund 8 Poodle 9 Chihuahua 10. Boston 1 Labrador Retriever 2 German Shepherd Dog 3 Golden Retriever 4 Beagle 5 Boxer 6 Yorkshire Terrier 7 Pug 8 Bulldog 9 Dachshund 10. Buffalo 1 Labrador Retriever 2 Golden Retriever 3 German Shepherd Dog 4 Shih Tzu 5 Boxer 6 Rottweiler* 7 Pug 8 Chihuahua 9 Poodle** 10. 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MarketPlace Dog - Dog Intelligence From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Methodology The author used "understanding of new commands" and "obey first command" as his standards of intelligence. He surveyed dog trainers and compiled this list of dog intelligence. A breed of dog that does not learn very quickly may have other talents. It is important to remember that intelligence should not be judged only by the willingness to follow obedience commands. The willingness or ability to be obedience trained may reflect a desire to please or a dependence upon humans, as well as intelligence. Many long time livestock guardian breed owners believe that working breeds such as the Great Pyrenees or the Kuvaz are not easily trained because they do not see the point of such commands as "sit" or "down". several rank in the bottom tier of this list (such as Beagles, Bloodhounds, and Basset Hounds). These dogs are bred to have more of a "pack" mentality with other dogs and less reliance on a master's direct commands. While they truly may not have the same kind of intelligence as a Border Collie, they were not bred to learn and obey commands quickly, but to think for themselves while trailing game. Ranking of dogs by breed Brightest Dogs 1 Border Collie 2 Poodle 3 German Shepherd 4 Golden Retriever 5 Doberman Pinscher 6 Shetland Sheepdog 7 Labrador Retriever 8 Papillon 9 Rottweiler 10. Australian Cattle Dog Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) Excellent Working Dogs 11. Flat-Coated Retriever English Cocker Spaniel Standard Schnauzer 19. Field Spaniel Newfoundland (dog) Australian Terrier American Staffordshire Terrier Gordon Setter Bearded Collie 35. Affenpinscher Silky Terrier Miniature Pinscher English Setter Pharaoh Hound Clumber Spaniel 38. Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Bedlington Terrier Fox Terrier (Smooth) 41. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel German Wirehaired Pointer Black and Tan Coonhound American Water Spaniel 45. Tibetan Spaniel English Foxhound Otterhound American Foxhound Greyhound Wirehaired Pointing Griffon 47. Boston Terrier Akita Inu Fair Working/Obedience Intelligence 55. Dandie Dinmont Terrier Petit Basset Griffon Vendeen Tibetan Terrier Japanese Chin Lakeland Terrier 63. Bullmastiff Lowest Degree of Working/Obedience Intelligence 70. SitStayFetch: Dog Obedience Training - STOP Your Dog's Behavior Problems! by Daniel Stevens is an eBook that focuses on dog obedience training and solving dog's behavior problems. Price at $37, this book aim to show you step-by-step guide for everything you need to know and do to be successful with your dog. Trick or Teach (Washington Post) Canine campers at All About Dogs learn lots of tricks. But remember: Never force your pet to do anything, and always give him plenty of love when he does a trick successfully. Lawyer says attack dog must die (Calgary Sun) Roscoe the dog must die so Calgary pet owners will properly control their animals, a lawyer for the city said yesterday. Bylaw prosecutor George Gaschler said a strong public message was needed to prevent similar incidents to one which saw a postal worker viciously attacked last month. Pet Expert and Socialite Charlotte Reed Presents (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Believing that all dogs can be excellent companions if given a "fair shake," national pet expert and socialite Charlotte Reed is proud to announce The Miss Fido Manners Complete Book of Dog Etiquette: The Definitive Guide to Manners for Pets and Their People .