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TOP GUARD DOG BREEDS

by Alen Georgescu on Jul 03 2019
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    Throughout history, one of the main tasks of the domesticated dog has been to protect owners from ill-intentioned people or unwanted animals. While many dogs will instinctively act as guardians, there are certain breeds known for possessing the characteristics needed to best deter intruders.

    Due to their temperament, physical strength, courage, and loyalty, trainers have compiled a list of the best guard dog breeds:

    1. Bullmastiff - This breed is known for its physical strength, protective instincts, courage, and loyalty to the family. If an intruder enters its territory, a Bullmastiff will usually use its strength to block their access. The breed is very docile in a family environment.

    2. Dobermann – If you have a large yard or property that needs protection, a Dobermann is an excellent guard dog. This breed is incredibly fast and capable of reaching an intruder in a short period of time. Known as the fifth smartest dog breed in the world, Dobermanns are fearless and loyal.

    3. Rottweiler - are known to be tireless protectors of their territory. Rottweilers are an intelligent and extremely loyal breed, distant with strangers, and are very good learners.

    4. Komondor - Traditionally used to protect flocks of sheep, the Komondor has native guard dog capabilities. This breed is active, courageous, loyal, and known for its strength. If socialized and trained, this breed proves to be a devoted pet.

    5. Giant Schnauzer – is a powerful dog that requires strict training, a lot of mental and physical stimulation, and constant attention. Giant Schnauzers are strong, massive, and intimidating. Their loyalty to the family makes them excellent guard dogs.

    6. German Shepherd – is bold, confident, extremely intelligent, and quick to learn commands, making it a favorite police dog breed. German Shepherds behave calmly in a household but can react quickly when their family or home is threatened.

    7. Rhodesian Ridgeback - originally bred to hunt lions, this dog has a strong prey drive and tends to be independent in nature. Ridgebacks are loyal and native guard dogs. Rhodesian Ridgebacks need to be properly trained as they are not naturally obedient.

    8. Kuvasz - this breed is very territorial and has a strong instinct to protect the family and home. Kuvasz tends to be distant with strangers but craves affection from its family.

    9. Staffordshire Terrier - often confused with the American Pit Bull Terrier, the Staffordshire Terrier is by nature an aggressive dog and an excellent guard dog, but requires proper socialization and training from a young age.

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