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Dog breeds for first-time owners

Your first dog doesn't have to be the easiest in the world, but it should forgive rookie mistakes. These 12 breeds combine trainability, adaptability and openness with strangers.

How this list was built

The rule, out in the open

  • Trainability ≥ 4/5
  • Adaptability ≥ 4/5
  • Mental stimulation it needs ≤ 4/5

12 of 30 directory breeds qualify · 18 don't · 0 have no data for a field in the rule (left out, named below)

The numbers come from the Lord Chucho deck: the scale published by the AKC and the books in our library, with a citation on every bar. Where there's no data, there's no breed: we'd rather leave the gap than make it up.

No breed replaces an obedience class or the willingness to read about dogs. And a mutt from the shelter can be the best first dog: what matters is the individual.

With their bars and their citations

The 12 breeds that qualify

  1. Golden Retriever

    Golden Retriever

    large · sporting · popularity in Mexico ★★★★★

    • Energy3/5couch potatomarathonerSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Adaptability5/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Trainability5/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Barking1/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs4/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: Dogs Unleashed (Tamsin Pickeral) · confidence high
    See the Golden Retriever profile →
  2. Miniature Schnauzer

    Miniature Schnauzer Schnauzer Miniatura

    small · terrier · popularity in Mexico ★★★★★

    • Energy3/5couch potatomarathonerSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Adaptability5/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Trainability5/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Barking5/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs4/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: The Dog Encyclopedia (DK Publishing) · confidence high
    See the Miniature Schnauzer profile →
  3. Labrador Retriever

    Labrador Retriever

    large · sporting · popularity in Mexico ★★★★★

    • Energy5/5couch potatomarathonerSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Adaptability5/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Trainability5/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Barking3/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs4/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    See the Labrador Retriever profile →
  4. Doberman Pinscher

    Doberman Pinscher Dóberman

    large · working · popularity in Mexico ★★★★

    • Energy5/5couch potatomarathonerSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Adaptability4/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Trainability5/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Barking3/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs4/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    See the Doberman Pinscher profile →
  5. French Bulldog

    French Bulldog Bulldog Francés

    small · non-sporting · popularity in Mexico ★★★★★

    • Energy3/5couch potatomarathonerSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Adaptability5/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Trainability4/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Barking1/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs3/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: The Dog Encyclopedia (DK Publishing) · confidence high
    See the French Bulldog profile →
  6. Pug

    Pug

    very small (toy) · companion (toy) · popularity in Mexico ★★★★★

    • Energy3/5couch potatomarathonerSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Adaptability5/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Trainability4/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Barking1/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs3/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    See the Pug profile →
  7. Shih Tzu

    Shih Tzu

    very small (toy) · companion (toy) · popularity in Mexico ★★★★★

    • Energy3/5couch potatomarathonerSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Adaptability5/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Trainability4/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Barking3/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs3/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    See the Shih Tzu profile →
  8. Yorkshire Terrier

    Yorkshire Terrier

    very small (toy) · companion (toy) · popularity in Mexico ★★★★★

    • Energy4/5couch potatomarathonerSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Adaptability5/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Trainability4/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Barking4/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs4/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    See the Yorkshire Terrier profile →
  9. Dachshund

    Dachshund

    small · hound · popularity in Mexico ★★★★★

    • Energy3/5couch potatomarathonerSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Adaptability4/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Trainability4/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Barking5/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs3/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    See the Dachshund profile →
  10. Cocker Spaniel

    Cocker Spaniel

    small · sporting · popularity in Mexico ★★★★

    • Energy4/5couch potatomarathonerSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Adaptability4/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Trainability4/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Barking3/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs3/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    See the Cocker Spaniel profile →
  11. Xoloitzcuintli

    Xoloitzcuintli Xoloitzcuintle

    very small (toy) / small / medium / large · non-sporting · popularity in Mexico ★★★

    • Energy4/5couch potatomarathonerSource: The New Complete Dog Book, 23rd edition (American Kennel Club) · confidence high
    • Adaptability4/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Trainability4/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Barking3/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs4/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    See the Xoloitzcuintli profile →
  12. Dalmatian

    Dalmatian Dálmata

    medium · non-sporting · popularity in Mexico ★★★

    • Energy4/5couch potatomarathonerSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Adaptability4/5needs its space and routinesettles anywhereSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Trainability4/5negotiates every commandlearns on the flySource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Barking3/5nearly silentreports everythingSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    • Mental stimulation it needs4/5content without a jobneeds a jobSource: akc.org, official breed trait scores · confidence high
    See the Dalmatian profile →

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