Big Dog Breeds
Their temper
Most big dog breeds are characterized
by being dogs of better temper than small dogs, turning them into
a very friendly company for those who count on the necessary amount
of space for keeping them and can spend important amounts of money
on feeding them. A big dog breed can also be ideal in many different
situations, such as when wishing to protect the house or when looking
for assistance for handicapped
When to choose one
There are many situations in which
choosing a big dog breed might be the right option. One of these situations
is in case of needing the dog as a help for protecting the house and
the family besides than being a company. Besides this, big dog breeds
are ideal for being trained for several service and help purposes,
such as for example guiding blind people or handicap assistance in
general.
Some facts to keep
in mind
There are some aspects which a person
should be aware of before choosing their dog breed. A big dog breed
implies much more expenses than a small one due to the simply fact
that they eat much more. Besides this, it is also important to have
in mind that a big dog might be more difficult to control and handle
than a small one, and therefore it might not be so recommendable for
interacting with children or old people unless they are trained for
it. It is very important to be always aware of the fact that the dog
should never be left alone with children or unknown people, no matter
how nice temper the dog usually shows.
Some of them
There is a great list of big dog breeds
and a wide variety of dogs with different characteristics. Some of
the most known big dog breeds are: German Shepard, Collie, Boxer,
Pointer, Golden Retriever, Dogo Argentino, Great Dane, Labrador, and
Saint Bernard among many others. These dog breeds vary not only in
physical characteristics but also in personality and temper, in such
a way that some of them are characterized as being friendly, others
as being energetic, others as being tranquil, and others as being
very protective.
