Border Collie
Border collies are devoted to pleasing their owners. Their constant synchronization with their owners helps them to excel in dog sports such as flying disc and agility, and in everyday training. It is important to minimize a border colllie’s tendency to herd anything in sight, because this can lead them to bite people.
Breed Overview
- Group: Herding (AKC)
- Height: between 18 and 22 inches
- Weight: between 30 and 55 pounds
- Coat Color and Texture: Solid, bicolor or tricolor; can also be merle or sable.
- Life expectancy:10-17 years
Boxer
Attention is a boxer’s weakness. Boxers are social dogs who love attention. The more positive attention they receive, the more they will return. Boxers are a great choice for families with young children. Training is necessary to curb the desire to jump up on people.
Breed Overview
- Working Group (AKC).
- Height : 22-25 inches
- Weight: Between 50 and 80 pounds
- Color and Coat: Short, short coat in colors such as brindle or fawn with black markings.
- Life expectancy:10-12 years
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier, which is a breed that falls under Pit Bulls has a mammoth grin, which instantly reveals their sweet personalities. Some are trained to fight because they’re so loyal to their owners. Many Staffordshire bull Terriers that have been abused by humans are still willing to love and be trusted.
Breed Overview
- Group: Terrier (AKC)
- Height: between 14 and 16 inches
- Weight: 24-38 pounds
- Color and Coat: Colors include blue, black, brindle and white.
- Life expectancy: 12-14 years