Originally from Spain, Perro de Presa Canarios (Canary mastiffs) are muscular working dogs who defend cattle and property. They make loyal family pets but are not for everyone.
Big Borzoi dogs are calm and reserved. Smart and independent, it may be obstinate and hard to teach. Due to their intense prey drive, hunting dogs may not be suited for homes with cats or rabbits.
Patient and loving, Newfies are ideal pets for certain people or families. These large canines are scary, yet they guard selected humans and make great watchdogs.
The Cane Corso was bred in Italy to hunt wild boar and other large game, so it's strong. They remain guardians and protectors but may also be faithful household pets.
Middle Eastern Salukis are among the world's oldest breeds. Though elegant, delicate, and friendly, this breed is also energetic and fast.
The Anatolian shepherd was a livestock dog in Turkey. This breed is noted for its strong, protective instincts. While quiet and reserved, these dogs were hyper-vigilant about their area.
English mastiffs are loving family dogs and great companions. They bond strongly with one or two household members because to their peaceful and laid-back nature.
Relaxed, friendly greyhounds are dubbed couch potatoes because they like to slumber and lounge. Additionally, this breed is a fast athlete.
Scottish deerhounds are energetic, joyful, and playful. They need daily walks and a large fenced-in yard for mental and physical stimulation.
Saint Bernards are caring and loyal to their family. Originally developed for Swiss Alps rescue service, they are attentive to the needy.