If you ever chance upon one of these dogs, you'll probably notice its stately demeanor right away. It gives off an air of sleekness and fluid power while retaining a lively and vigorous outlook on life. The German Shepherd has a long body, that is solid and healthy, radiating health and top form.
The Golden Retriever: Golden Traits, Golden Expectations
Imagine a dog that prides an inherent capacious brain that can learn as much as 240 commands, words, and phrases altogether. Naturally, you will expect a breed, with such ability, to come with an over-strung, high maintenance, and overly exuberant temperament but then I am talking about the Golden Retriever. This creature undoubtedly is endowed with such high intellect but at the same time he is proven and well known around the world to own an obedient nature and a highly-trainable eagerness.
The gigantic nobel rescuer of the Alps, St. Benard
The St. Bernard is a well-known large dog breed around the world because of its valiant ways and adorably massive frame. This breed has been the search and rescue dog of the Swiss Alps for many centuries and many heroic stories can prove to this dog's long search and rescue history. Today, however, more than a rescue dog in the Alps, this dog is very popular among families as a dependable and loyal pet.
Bouvier des Flandres: The great guardian dogs
The Bouvier is considered to be a vigilant dog breed and has been noted for its distinguished working ability. During the First World War, Bouvier des Flandres served as a messenger as well as an ambulance dog. With its warfare exposure, the breed has nearly reached its extinction.
The American guard dog: The American Staffordshire Terrier (Staffie)
The American Staffordshire Terrier (Staffie) is the descendant of bull fighting dogs from the 18th century. In Staffordshire, England, a Bullterrier breed was developed by crossing Bulldogs with other terrier breeds. This breeding resulted to the Staffordshire Terrier, a well-muscled, energetic and combative dog breed.
The Parisian favorite, The French Bulldog
When you hear the name French Bulldog, you can't help but assume that it originated from France. But the truth is, this dog was primarily developed in England as a miniature English Bulldog. When this breed reached France, the French raved all over this breed that it was named the French Bulldog.