I'm a dog trainer – the 3 easiest breeds to train, one is so loveable & never causes problems, especially for families
The expert revealed that one loveable pooch is the perfect addition to any family.
In a viral video, a dog trainer with Cherry Hoggs told 828,500 TikTok viewers about the top three canine breeds to train.
The professional explained that these pups are recommended for family homes.
So no matter how chaotic your household, these pooches will feel right at home as long as you make them feel loved.
Labrador
The first breed named by the trainer was a Labrador, which he said are so easy to train that if you fail you shouldn't own a dog.
According to the expert, Labradors are "the most easy dogs in the world".
Obsessed with chasing a ball, all these dogs need is to retrieve thanks to a natural hunting tendency.
The expert explained that as long as you exercise them and give them a "disciplined structured routine" on a day-to-day basis, they make "fantastic lovable" pets.
Golden Retriever
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Similarly, Golden Retrievers also make an ideal and easily trainable family dog.
The TikToker described the popular breed as "extremely funny and extremely charismatic".
Despite having "slightly higher energy levels" than Labradors, they have similar requirements.
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The trainer recommended exercising this pooch twice per day for "about an hour".
Providing routine and discipline makes these pets "extremely fantastic and easy dogs to train".
Shih Tzu
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And finally, the canine pro named a toy breed as an ideal family pet.
According to him, he has never comes across an agressive or even anxious Shih Tzu.
"These dogs are kind of bulletproof, they're fantastic and high energy," he said.
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Labrador Retriever
Renowned for their friendly and outgoing nature.
Popular as both family pets and working dogs.
French Bulldog
Known for their distinctive bat-like ears and affectionate temperament.
Ideal for city living due to their small size.
Cocker Spaniel
Beloved for their playful and loyal disposition.
Excellent companions for active families.
Pug
Recognised for their charming wrinkled faces and sociable nature.
Adaptable to various living environments.
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Valued for their courageous and loving character.
Strong and muscular build, yet gentle with children.
Dachshund
Adored for their distinctive long bodies and lively personality.
Comes in a variety of coat types: smooth, wire, and long-haired.
Border Collie
Celebrated for their intelligence and energy.
Excellent working dogs, especially in herding.
Golden Retriever
Known for their friendly and tolerant attitude.
Great family pets and skilled in various service roles.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Cherished for their gentle and affectionate nature.
Small size makes them perfect for lap dogs.
German Shepherd
Admired for their loyalty and versatility.
Commonly used in police and military roles due to their trainability.
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