3. Terrier Dogs:

Terrier is a Latin word meaning Earth; therefore, the dogs belonging to this breed are also known as earth dogs. They are very protective of their territory and are playful dogs that love getting into a dogfight. The terrier dogs come in all sizes and have a harsh and dense coat with a fashionable appearance. They have very little tolerance to other animals and strangers but can be trained in early stages, making them human-friendly. Adult supervision is compulsory until these dogs are properly trained. They are enthusiastic, independent, dominant, and fun to have around. Some of the well-known terrier dogs are American pit bull terrier, Bull terrier, Border terrier, Australian terrier.

4. Hound Dogs:

Hound dogs are typically hunter dogs that observe first and then chase with the help of scents. These are brilliant dogs that do not like to get ordered around, and even if they obey, they need a reason to follow that separates it from other breeds. These dogs come in diverse forms in their behavior and features that differ with the sounds each of them makes. Law-enforcement authorities have been using these breed dogs as they are very vigilant. They are an excellent choice for a pet as they are energetic, trusting, and reliable. Afghan hound, American English coonhound, Azawakh, are some of the notable hound dogs.

5. Herding Dogs:

As the name suggests, these type of breed dogs is from a working group that is intelligent and vigilant that control groups and crowds of animals. They are perfect as watchdogs to look after people or properties as it is imbibed into their nature. Being very protective, you need to prepare yourself for a bite or two if you want to pet one. These are household dogs that grow over a foot tall and love paying attention to its owner and family. Some of the well-known herding dogs are Australian kelpie, Basque shepherd dog, an Australian shepherd.