What is the Working Group?
The Working Group is a category of dog breeds recognised for their ability to perform specific tasks such as guarding, herding, and pulling sleds. These breeds are intelligent, strong, and often serve as police, rescue, or service dogs.
Characteristics of Working Group Dogs
Working dogs are known for their intelligence, stamina, and trainability. Many are large and powerful breeds, requiring regular exercise and mental stimulation to thrive. They excel in obedience, tracking, and protection work.
Common Breeds in the Working Group
Popular breeds in the Working Group include the Australia Cattle Dog, Border Collie, German Shepherd Dog, Shetland Sheepdog, Welsh Corgi (Pembroke). Each of these breeds has historically been used for roles such as guarding, search and rescue, or pulling loads in harsh climates. You can also explore other Working Group Dog Breeds here.
