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| Dogs in the companion group are intensely devoted to their human family and crave first and foremost their owner's attention; social isolation is the worst
punishment they can endure. Most are diminutive, but a few are medium-size to large. |
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| Many dogs are naturally protective of their family and their home territory, but none are more so than the guardian breeds, which can be divided into four
categories: flock protectors, bull breeds, mastiffs, and other guard breeds. |
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| When humans began to raise sheep and cattle, they needed help keeping their herds together and driving them to market. Herding dogs were bred and trained
to perform both these tasks. |
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| No group has a more wolfish appearance than the northern or spitz-type breeds: prick ears, sharp muzzle, broad chest, thick double coat, strong well-muscled
body, and bushy tail curled over the back. |
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