Biggest Dog Breed

Tibetan Mastiff Tibetan Mastiffs appear like lions yet are kind with their owners. The dogs were raised to protect Himalayan residents and their herds from any visitors

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The breed is still a fierce watchdog and guardian, but it also enjoys lounging at home with family. Tibetans, medium-energy dogs,

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A warning: The breed is tough and hard to teach, so hire a professional trainer right away

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Newfoundland Newfies, developed as working dogs for Canadian fishermen, can grow 28 inches and 150 pounds

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They're nice, family-friendly dogs that can protect if needed. As therapy dogs, they are the right bedside height and can support a person's weight.

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Cane Cory The Roman Cane Corso, meaning “dog protector,” was developed to hunt wild boar. This breed is a ferocious guardian and superb family watchdog

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Athletic, nimble, bright, affectionate, and loyal to its chosen people, the Corso is independent and may run roughshod over any owner without adequate training

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