Rankings of search and rescue dog breeds may vary based on different organizations and standards, but here are some examples of breeds that are generally considered to be good search and rescue dog breeds: German Shepherd - Known for their intelligence, loyalty, and excellent working ability Widely used in search and rescue missions. Border Collies - Known for their high intelligence and trainability, they excel at search and rescue. Golden Retriever - Mild-tempered, easy to train, often used in searches for missing persons. Labrador Retriever - Friendly, easy to train, often used in search and rescue missions. Springer Spaniel - has a keen sense of smell and is suitable for search work, especially in difficult terrain.

English Foxhound - has strong endurance, good sense of smell, and is suitable for long-distance search tasks.

Belgian Malinois - Strong, agile, and good at working in a variety of environments. Rottweiler - Loyal, brave, and capable of performing a variety of search and rescue missions. Poodle - Highly intelligent, easy to train, and sometimes used for specific search and rescue missions. Afghan Hound - Although not as commonly used for search and rescue as other dog breeds, they have a strong sense of smell and are sometimes trained for search missions.