According to S. Coren, author of “The Intelligence of Dogs”, there are three types of dog intelligence:
- Adaptive Intelligence (learning and problem-solving ability)
- Instinctive Intelligence
- Working /Obedience Intelligence
The first two intelligence’s are individual dog specific, whereas Working / Obedience Intelligence can be applied to a whole breed. Below are the top ten and bottom ten dog breeds measured by this intelligence.
Most intelligent dogs
These breeds on average require less than 5 repetitions to understand a new command. They obey first commands 95 % of the time or better.
With 1) being the most intelligent:
Least intelligent dogs
Require more than 80 repetitions to understand a new command. Obey first commands less than 25 % of the time.
With the least intelligent breed at number 10:
source: http://linkdonkey.blogspot.com/2006/12/10-most-intelligent-least-intelligent.html




















Is this really TRUE, it seems a bit judgemental to me… different dogs were bread by different cultures for different things… FRENCHIES RULE!! Viva de RESISTENCE… Freedom fighters for Unconditional LOve!!!!
Love It! My 3 favourite dogs are in the intelligent, and most in the other sector I do not like except one.
f*c* poodles I just lost 5 dollars because I bet that they were a stupid breed and it turns out to be quite the contrary.
ahahha! nature.
intelligents dogs
I think the weimeraner should be in the intelligent list. I literally had my new puppy housebroken in 48 hours with little effort. Most other Weim owners will tell you the same thing. I know of one Weim who is a working dog at a golf course and it took the owner about a week to have him trained to chase geese and groundhogs off the course effectively without disrupting golfers.