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*Tracking by scent, carrying messages, and mountain and water rescue.
 
*Tracking by scent, carrying messages, and mountain and water rescue.
 
*Pursuing, flushing and retrieving game, and killing [[vermin]].
 
*Pursuing, flushing and retrieving game, and killing [[vermin]].
*Providing assistance to blind and deaf people.
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*Providing assistance to people who are deaf, dumb, blind.
 
*Military and police duties including guarding, tracking, interrogation, and attacking. In [[World War II]], the [[Soviet Union]] attempted to train dogs to place explosive charges under German [[tank]]s.
 
*Military and police duties including guarding, tracking, interrogation, and attacking. In [[World War II]], the [[Soviet Union]] attempted to train dogs to place explosive charges under German [[tank]]s.
 
*To detect cadavers, explosives, or illegal drugs (German Shepherds are commonly trained to do so by police)
 
*To detect cadavers, explosives, or illegal drugs (German Shepherds are commonly trained to do so by police)
*As a beast of burden, or for drawing sledges and dogcarts.
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*As a beast of burden, or for drawing sledges, sleighs, and dogcarts.
* As a performing animal. [[Circus]] dogs have been trained to dance, ride bicycles and walk the tightrope.  
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* As a performing animal. [[Circus]] dogs have been trained to dance, ride bicycles, speak, and walk the tightrope.  
 
* For fighting, now illegal in most places, e.g. everywhere in USA.
 
* For fighting, now illegal in most places, e.g. everywhere in USA.
 
*As food. Dog is still considered a delicacy in [[China]], [[Korea]] and parts of [[Africa]] today.
 
*As food. Dog is still considered a delicacy in [[China]], [[Korea]] and parts of [[Africa]] today.
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