What would be the best dog for all the contests obedience, agility, & disc?

The little chiuauaua's are very obediant, Labradors are great for Agility and Disc competitions because they're really active and love to jump around.

I'd say dalmatian because my dalmatian is like a rocket in the agility and it is pretty good in disc competitions but I don't know about obedience.

It depends widely on how do you train your pup
The boxer runs fast in discs competitions, but without practice and training
He'll never catch a disc.

Pity

I have two labs, a boxer, a yorkie, a german shepard, and a shiba inu and they are all @ least decent @ agility. One of my labs have 19 in a row 1st place in agility championchip, but here's another cheat: if you mess up, turn the system off and try again.

A shiba inu is the best my dog peanut is so good at disc compositions and the others and get this he can even play tag and he got me the lucky collar 19 piggy banks full of money the rc helicopter and the promise ring he is so fast and oh he got me 1000000 dollars so shiba inus are the best

I think a boxer becouse I have 5 dogs and I have
Fifty thousand pounds so see ya by the way I am looking for a boyfriend

I would say the labrador since he may NOT be very good at obedience
But at disc and agility they are exelent! Well I also happen to know that miniature pinschers are the best at obedience and are pretty good at agility!Now the shiba inus are fairly good at obedience and are quiet good at agility.The poodles are fair at agility and are amazing at obedience.Corgis are are brilliant at obedience!The schnausers are good at obedience and ok at agility but terrible at disc :s . I know this because I have ALL nintendog starters dogs! Hope this helps and good luck with your pups
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Small dogs are good at Disc & Adility because they are really quick @ running. Umm... I think that dogs that listen 2 you will be good at Obdience.

Shiba inu is the best jumper so he is good at agility

I have 4 German shepherds and a corgi on my game. My corgi is the fastest - sometimes it's kind of hard to keep him on track because he's darting all over the place, but I always win the championships in less than 36 seconds with him. Currently he's on a 58 championship winning streak.

Personally I think that the Labradors are excellent at disc and quite good at agility. With all dogs, you have to train them well to make them good. It's not the dog breed really... I hope this helps! ;)

You guys? Hello? BIG dogs are the best for disc compitions coz they are bigger and have longer legs and bigger legs so they can run way faster then small ones! Small ones are good for agility and it doesn't really matter for Obedience.. Probably a smart dog.. Idk

It doesnt matter about the dog it matters about how much you train it at the parks or house but the park is the best place to train it. Btw I have the 3D nintendo DS but trust me it matters about the training not dog.

The Siberian huskies, I have one, that is amazing in agility, obedience, and disk. Dachshunds, are amazing at agility and obedience. Disk, not so much

Well, corgis are okay but here is a list of what dog I think is good for all of them
Toy poodle
Miniture shnouser
Labrador
Those are the starter dogs on lab and freinds so get one of those. Then move on to somthing like a corgi or a shiba inu because those are my second picks. Miniture pinschers don't look very nice to me but don't take it as an offence!

Well, I have a Shiba Inu called Pearl. She is amazing at obidence and agility but ok at disc. Shiba Inus are great starting dogs. I would also recomend a Labrador because they are good at all the competitions!

My Beagle buddy is fast like a rocket! He does amazing in agility and disc but he's mediocre in obedience. (Little guy could hardly stay still!)
My shib inu is good in all categories but I lean towards disc. My Germa Shepard is fantastic with obedience, so idk

I'd say the german shepherd. They are AMAZING at agility, awesome as disc (not as good as sheltie) and so faar all the shepherds I have owned are the best at obedience. Even though they are hard to get, it is worth it. They are the starters for dalmation and friends Hope I helped!

I'd say -since everybody is different on what type- that it all matters on how you train your dog. They won't be immediately good at something right when you get them. I don't think that a whole breed is the same in terms of skill. Though, I also kind of think that different dog breeds are good at agility (maybe) in this game. But agility is the easiest competition (to me). I've had a husky (Named him Spike since I wasn't being very original the week I got it, but I deleted the save like a year ago {or two...} and started anew. I miss him :c.) and he was fantastic at agility. But again, opinions can differentiate between people and someone's husky can be bad at agility.
I'm not sure, but if the personality descriptions in the store when you first get your dog are true, then that could effect them, but again, I'm not sure.

I have a Shiba Inu and a Labrador Retriever. They are both very good at competitions, especially agility. As long as you practice each time before going to a competition, they will do great!

-I won championship of obedience with a chihuahua, but never won again because I've had my ds for 9 years so the mic is poor quality, and therefore the dog can barely hear me

-for agility my miniature pinscher gets 35 seconds and 0 faults in championship

-for disc I think corgi and labradors are best

It’s 2021 and I’m still playing nintendogs

I don't think that it involves dog breeds. From what I can gather, the thing that makes a difference is personality. The dog descriptions that say that puppies are active, mischievous, naughty, zealous or fearless are the puppies that are faster. Basically, the harder it is to train the puppy, the more active the puppy is. Remember that choosing the zealous puppies means that your puppies will be really hard to train for anything else. BUT - and it's a big, important BUT in all capitals, puppies that get easily distracted or lose focus quickly won't help. They'll forget to chase the disc or go off course. Then again, I might be wrong. Go with the advice that other people are giving, and choose the best dog.