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The answer to this question is yes. These dogs make wonderful family pets because they love to please and spending time with their humans. This dog also gets just great with children. Belgian Sheepdogs also make great guard dogs and will protect their family including other pets in the home. Belgians are best suited for … Read more
While naturally alert and loyal, the Flat-Coated Retriever is no guard dog. They may bark if a stranger approaches, but their often-wagging tail is a dead giveaway to how excited they are to meet new people. Your dog may sound imposing, but this is as close to guard dog as he will get. Expect an … Read more
The Dogo Argentino breed is also called the Argentinian mastiff, and it came into existence in Argentina in the early 1920s. It is an offspring of the fighting puppy of Cordoba, which is at the moment extinct. Its development is credited to two siblings, namely Dr. Antonio Nores Martinez and Agustin. The two brothers desired … Read more
Bologneses as Watch Dogs? Are Bologneses Aggressive? Bologneses Background The pleasure of making a Bolognese recipe, if you are not in a rush, is that each of the steps add a new layer of flavor and dimension, and condenses and coaxes the sweetness from each group of ingredients. Each step, sauteeing the vegetables, browning the … Read more
The Pekingese received its name from the ancient city of Peking, which is now called Beijing. They were considered sacred dogs regarded as a legendary Foo Dog that drove away spirits. They could only be owned by Chinese royalty and were regarded as semi-divine and if you stole one of these dogs you were put … Read more
Usually, Labrastaff forms a strong and affectionate bond with children and impersonates as a guardian of your children. However, it will be best if you are careful not to leave your kids alone during their feeding time. The dogs don’t like to be amused while feeding. Labrastaffs as Watch Dogs? The Labrastaff is a patient … Read more
Most will find that the Irish Wolfhound has a much more courageous, confident, and calm personality while the Scottish Deerhound is a lot gentler and polite. The Irish Wolfhound wouldn’t do well as a guard dog, but because of their patience, intelligence, and calmness would make a great addition and companion for a family with … Read more
The Norwegian Elkhound is thousands of years old and comes from Scandinavia. A skeleton of a dog very similar was found and has been dated to 4000 to 5000BC. When humans were living in caves and using slingshots to hunt with, the Elkhound’s ancestor was around. It was used by Vikings too later on as … Read more
The Airedale Terrier is known as the King of Terriers because of its size as the largest terrier. Originating in the mid-1800s by the Aire River in England (which is where the name came from), this breed was developed from a mix of Otterhounds, Old English Black and Tan Terriers (now extinct), Bull Terriers, and … Read more
Some breeds were developed to hunt, others to herd and still others to guard. The Pug’s only job throughout history has been to adore and entertain his people, who love and adore him in return. Pugs thrive on human companionship and want and need to be with you. They are intuitive and sensitive to the … Read more