This unique breed was created to hunt animals on the rocky hills of Bavaria as a scent hound.
These brave small cow dogs were developed for long-distance driving of livestock.
This perceptive dog is an obvious choice for our list. They have plenty of energy to burn off because they were developed to work sheep on British hillsides in all kinds of weather.
In pursuit of their feathered and furred prey, these intrepid individuals don't let their silken coats slow them down as they dash over muddy pools and dense vegetation.
Welsh Sheepdogs are a separate breed created in Wales for driving sheep and are frequently mistaken for Border Collies.
The graceful Weimaraner was developed in Germany as a pointing dog to aid hunters in locating large game.
Siberian Huskies were developed to pull sledges for hours at a time through cold terrain.
Despite their diminutive stature, Jack Russells are more than capable of keeping up with the larger dogs on this list.
Little dogs with the nickname "Shelties," Shetland Sheepdogs were developed on the Shetland Isles to herd sheep.
This adorable, energetic pup, one of the most popular dogs in the world, has moderately high exercise requirements.