The five breeds with the lowest IQ of pet dogs

Bossol (Russian Wolfhound) was bred as a hunting dog that chases wild animals in open areas, relying mainly on vision rather than smell to hunt. To achieve this, Bosol requires very special and precise body mechanisms to capture and control prey.

Chow Chow, its real name is the Chow Chow, which is the name that has entered a foreign country and then passed back to China. Chow Chow, often referred to as Chow, is a very ancient breed that may be named because its head resembles a lion; it weighs about 30kg and is about 50 cm tall; it has a gentle personality and can be used as a hunting dog, drag dog, guard dog, and companion dog.

Bulldog, also known as tiger dog, bulldog, and British bulldog, is a dog breed originating from the UK. Its ancestors are said to be a combination of Mastiff Mastiff and Bulldog. Its face has wrinkles, and the adult dog is about 23 kilograms and is 30-36 cm tall, making it a medium-sized dog.

Basenji, the English name is Basenji, belongs to a hunting dog. The Bassinji originated from Africa and was a small dovehound. The back is short and the body structure looks very light. For the length of this dog, its legs appear slightly longer. The head is wrinkled and proudly raised. The round neck supports the head, and the tail is located at a higher hip and is curly. He has an elegant and graceful temperament, looks harmonious, curious and full of alertness. As the overall body remains balanced, the muscle tissue is smooth, resulting in relaxed and agile movements. The Bassinji dog is used to hunt through its own vision and smell.

Afghan Hound, one of the oldest hound breeds in existence. This breed is significantly different from other breeds because of its thick, delicate, smooth coat and curly tail at the end. In the special environment of the cold mountains of eastern Iran and Afghanistan, they gain these unique appearance characteristics.