Top 3 XL Dog Breeds We Recommend
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If you want a St. Bernard, be prepared to change clothes three times a day and be prepared to be soaked in slobber! Lol
Baby wipes by the case and the large bottles of Dawn fron now on 👌
But they are nifty....never needed a ladder as my pal could switch the light bulbs on his own
Agreed clean up maintenance on them is astronomical compared to almost any other breed.
We had a dry mouth st Bernard.
Yo tengo 3 san bernardos y son maravillosos, si los entrenas desde pequeños no presentan ningún problema excepto cuando llegas tarde a darles comida y encuentran algo que morder jajaja 🤣
Y respecto a la.baba , yo diría q puede ser genérico pero en mi experiencia tiene q ver con la educación y como trabajes la ansiedad , los míos solo babean rara vez cuando estamos entrando y los hago esperar antes de comer jaja en general de los mejores perros del mundo para la familia
“Slow on the uptake”
That has got to be the nicest way of saying
“This dog is dumb as a rock, but still loveable”
😂😂😂
It was very euphemistic. 😆
My Newfie at 8months old she jumped in the water so save me I had a life jacket on in deep water I wasn’t drowning but I yelled for her and splashed like I needed help and she didn’t hesitate to jump in and grab me by the life jacket and pulled me in she’s so amazing she doesn’t know a stranger
That's exactly what Newfies are born and bred to do. It's why they're so big and strong.
How were you in trouble with a life jacket on
@@yhnah1329 I wasn’t I was playing to see if she would (rescue me) and she did
@@SomeGuy-gc8zs i know that’s why I did it I was just surprised because she was still young
@@joshscritchfield693 oh damn lol
Only downside of Newfies, you better have a good job because their life's goal is to eat you out of house and home.
100% lol 😂
😂oh that’s the truth! I have two that are raw fed.
That is a main point for PpL to know when getting, and especially giving a pup, to everyone. PpL tend to Not ask the real cost of owning a furbaby. Thank You.
So what you’re saying is… I can’t get me a big fluffy bear on less than $30k a year? 🥺 maybe in another life…
And the grooming price
I had a Saint Bernard many years ago. He was extremely gregarious. He never met a human he didn't like and want to touch him. Then I got pregnant and that all changed. He knew I was pregnant before I did. His behavior changed completely towards strangers when we were out on walks. He became very overprotective of me. About a month later I went to the doctor and found out I was pregnant. Once I had my daughter, his behavior reverted right back to the same old goofy friendly wanting everyone to touch him kind of dog. I truly did enjoy the breed. Be prepared for a lot of slobber and a lot of hair
I have my second mastiff now, my first lived to 11.5. Best dogs. Best best dogs.
What makes them best dogs
Best doesn't mean the other breeds a bad ,they have good, better and best, his dog is the best, the English Mastiff is the best xL protection/guard/ watch dog that is sweet to there owners,the St Bernard and Newfie a just as sweet but generally they invite intruders in your house poor guard dog.
Question please: i do not think they are adapted to a future 1st time dog owner as me...but just in case i ask. I like these dogs. Can they become aggressive even if well trained?Thank you
I had a couple friends had Mastiff and they are amazing
I can attest that Newfoundlands are adorable. My grandpa’s brother (rest in peace both of them) had one bc he rescued it from a highway median. He thought the dog was a dead bear and was going to move it but found it was dog severely dehydrated. He took the dog to the vet, got him back in good health and he became the family bear named, appropriately, Bear. Sweetest dog I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. I was a freshman in high school when I visited and I’m a pretty short guy (5’3) but that didn’t stop Bear from plopping in my lap like a little puppy. He looked just like they one these guys showed and now I’m filled with happy memories of the dog and grandpa’s.
Dr Mike also has a Newfoundland named bear. This is such a sweet coincidence.
I will stop at nothing until I can afford a home large enough to fit a Newfoundland
Word of advice? So long as there is a cool place for them and a decent enough yard to romp in, they’re usually surprisingly good on space. They like being outside any time its cold enough, and when it’s too hot outside they just want to lay in the cold air most of the time. But as with any dog, you gotta watch out for those puppy years
@desanpiss2494 if that’s what matters to them then yeah
And they need a place to swim! They love the water ! They have webbed feet!
I hope your dream will come true!
English mastiff owner here! They’re phenomenal dogs, but like with any large breed, please don’t consider taking one in unless you’re very financially comfortable.
If you travel frequently, you need to make sure that you can either pay for someone to come to your home to dog sit (with a couple extra visits prior to acclimate them to that person), or spend a small fortune on a facility equipped to accommodate a dog that size.
Same goes with vet bills! Because it’s a lot of weight, we found that they’re very prone to joint and hip issues, and vet bills are often triple what they would’ve been otherwise due to larger medication doses and specialized facilities. Believe it or not, most veterinary offices aren’t equipped to perform procedures on animals over 150lbs (coming from a former kennel tech for a highly recommended animal hospital). Always make sure you disclose your breed and their size when making an appointment anywhere (grooming included) so they can tell you what to do to keep their staff safe. Making an animal that size uncomfortable, especially when their owner isn’t in the same room, can become very dangerous very quickly no matter how well trained your dog is. Expect that you’ll be required to be there for the duration of the appointment, even for services like grooming where you would usually expect to drop off and pick up your dog.
Overall, they are just a liability to anyone outside your family because if they get spooked and decide that person should be dead, nothing short of a firearm will be able to change their mind. Training needs to be done early and very consistently for even walks around the neighborhood to be safe. A dog like that can and will overpower you if it decides to, so you need to make sure you have control. It just takes some extra planning and financing to make sure everyone else involved in caring for your dog stays safe.
And yes, your home will be coded with blond fuzz even sweeping multiple times a day - there’s nothing you can do about it. And don’t even get me started on the strands of dried slobber all over the coffee table.
We love our Angus! He’s a great dog, but more expensive and time intensive than we anticipated for having such a “chill” reputation.
You really gave deep insights. Public lets females pick buy cute puppies....knowing nothing about the nature and dangers. Then discard to pounds.
@@rogerringold616 only females huh
@@rogerringold616women* you mean?
I had an English Mastiff for 11 years before cancer got him. He was honestly one of the easiest keeping dogs I've ever had. Yes, you will want to start a savings account for their healthcare. And yes, there are considerations if you want to go on a vacation without them. And he did once almost sit on a kid😅 But with their personality, they are very easy to train. You just need to be confident and consistent. Moses was 250lbs and sharing my 8 year old daughter's bed. Raised right, they are amazingly careful and sweet.
Thank you for the depth. They are the best but will bond with one person. Also, at one to two hundred pounds, you may need assistance if there is an incident or accident.
My first dog was a presa canario. And man those dogs are a rude awakening to first time dog owners. Unfortunately she was extremely aggressive towards other dogs and people but our property was massive so she would get plenty of exercise. We had to pour concrete in the bottom of the fence to prevent her from digging her way out. When we had parties she would be locked in her large kennel. And if someone was going to visit they would need to let us know so we can put her in the back yard. I wish I could’ve done better but with my family she was always a sweet gentle dog. Never once growled at my baby brother or got food aggressive towards us. She lived for about 9 years until she got cancer and after thousands of dollars and alot of pain and crying we put her down. I still have her ashes. Miss you alot Nini
R.i.p. 🙏
I had a saint for 10 years! I got her as a puppy just a few weeks before I found out I was pregnant with my first child. She was the best family dog I’ve ever had. She was intuitive, smart, and super super protective. I will never buy another dog and have since adopted 2 pitt mixes but I’d like to adopt another saint one day.
With St. Bernard's, its important to stress that they don't require much TRAINING maintenance. Hygiene maintenance on the other hand, is an absolute nightmare!
Absolutely!
My best friend aunt had a Saint Bernard when I was a kid. She was so sweet and a gentle giant. She would chase us around the pool and slobber on everything and she would swim with us kids and never once tried to pull us under. Excellent dogs.
We love our newfie so much, we'll never own another dog breed. I will have newfies when I'm 70. They are such incredible, loving, smart gentle giants
One of my customers has a Newfoundland. That is a big bear dog.
Very nice and friendly.
That Newfie holding a pony has made my day.
I wonder which one little kids would prefer to ride.
i had a st. bernard that was 12 years old and she was the best cuddly drooly couch potato ever!! but she was super good in training and also protecting us :D
Leonberger are friendly and majestic too🤩
My saint bernard is super loving and insanely obedient. His recall is perfect. He sits stays and shakes paws on command. He does whatever asked with finger clicks. Best dog I ever had. Love him to bits
Yours has recall? I have to trick mine to come back...
I have a St. Bernard he is 220 lbs and he is a sweat heart he loves to play and is the best family dog ever 10/10 would recommend to anyone
I recently discovered that one of my neighbors has a Newfoundland because the big guy was right outside my fence in the backyard! My puppy was barking away but he was super friendly, wagging his tail and was just adorable. I let him sniff my hand and checked his collar to see where he lived so I could deliver him safely back to his home lol. I do hope I see him again eventually, such a beautiful dog.
my family had a mastiff. He was a year younger than me and I spent the first 10 years of my life with him. best dog ever, also obedient and the sweetest dog ever. rest in peace, Mack ❤️
I had a 80 lb" miniature" 1/2 Newfie...he was the best dog I ever had.
Same here. My girl was half Black Lab & Newfie! Such a sweetheart!!! I loved that dog soooooo much!!!
My old newfie was the runt of her litter at 160 lbs
I wish y'all would do some videos on picking out a pound puppy. The best dogs I've ever had have been rescue dogs. I know some people think only a "pure breed" will do but most people just need a dog that will let them know someone is coming and be a friend when they need it
These are all amazing dogs. The Newfoundland and St Bernard are definitely for cold climates. It would be terrible to have dogs like this in the south. Newfoundland are probably one of the best ones for children. In the original Peter Pan, the Newfoundland was the nanny dog. All three are wonderful.
We have a ten week old St. Bernard puppy because Beethoven was my favorite movie growing up. Such a sweetheart and loves our other animals so much.
After owning a 220 pound English mastiff their size is still just unbelievable
My bro & sil had a St Bernard when they lived in the country here in NE. He was always the first to notice people pulling in, let the kids ride him like a horse, and fought off the coyotes every night. RIP Koda.❤
Love English Mastiff's I grew up with them very loveable, playful and protective 👍
Plus they don't need to be trained to good home protectors.... just their very presence will put off any would be burglars
My brother has an English Mastiff, great dog, really protective of his kids.
That Boerboel walking with you and the other two dogs are all beautiful dogs.
I go to an agricultural High-school and I just started my AKC obedience, showcase, and confirmation class (it’s under the canine-feline-vet class since being a sophomore I don’t have a major yet). Next week I get to start working with my friends dog (2 and a half years old female German shepherd named willow) and I’m quite excited. The mini lessons you give on these shorts are quite informative and useful bits of information especially for me having these classes and all. I’ll try my hardest and do my best to do you and this channel proud💪
Edit: I understand this probably wasn’t the most appropriate of all shorts to send this message on, but I felt like doing it on this one😪
A Newfoundland named Gander was mascot of one of the Canadian batallions defending Hong Kong in 1941. Seeing the soldiers throwing back Japanese grenades, he started picking them up and dropping them off at Japanese positions. Eventually one exploded and killed him. Gander was awarded the Dickin Medal for outstanding bravery.
I had a Saint Bernard and a Newfie at different times in my life.. Newfie wins hundred times over. One of the best dogs I ever had💔❤️
i’ve discovered through training dogs that any dog will be willing to comply to anything if it’s been through some sort of trauma and i’ve found that those dogs also tend to be the friendliest once they’ve settled in with the family and friends
My English Mastiff is 10 and she has been an incredible dog for our family!
We had a Saint bernard which passed last year at the age of 12. He was super overprotective to the point where when I was young and a friend pushed me on the floor. He would always growl and bark at him. Lol it never stopped. His hair got all over the place and it smelled like saliva. He was a great dog. Miss it.
Wow! Twelve years is a lot! Usually, they live 8-10 years!
I live in a small village and my mother's cousin had a massive new foundland called Bruce. Everybody knew him, even if they didn't know his name or the owner they'd definitely still know who you were talking about. He was a lovely boy, unfortunately he passed away a year or two ago from old age. Rock on Bruce.
Something not mentioned.... these are all drool monsters, and can also be shed monsters.
Aside from that, such loveable dogs. I've never had the newfoundland but I did have the other two. And they are wonderful with children...provided they don't get stepped on lol
Jajajaja the last part you have a face like you were traumatized by it xD
mastiff dogs are so gentle and playful. my family had one growing up and he was down to play anytime you wanted but also down to nap anytime you wanted. sweet dogs
I think Bullmastiffs would also make a great XL dog for families because they are amazing estate guardians and they will pin their prey or a bad guy down.
I would love to hear you talk about the Bullmastiff on this channel please!
Me and my family own a Saint Bernard Newfoundland mix named Maui and he is such a great dog for being around kids. He's an absolute sweetheart and he loves to sit in your lap
My best friend's Newfoundland passed away this year. He was pure
Newfies, Great Danes & Irish Wolfhounds are three amazing breeds of gentle giants ❤️
I remember my grandma who lived on a small farm had a whole room dedicated for awards her st. Bernards. From my experience they can get lazy when older, but age 0-7 they are pretty active id say
and way too active at that.
Their average lifespan is only 8-9 years ! (10, if u are lucky!)
Grew up with Newfoundland’s and now my siblings and I all have them for our families, they are the sweetest creatures ever and we have never had a bad experience with any of them!!
One of the best dogs I have ever owned was a 155lb mixed breed st her mother was a German shepherd and black lab mix and her father was a pure breed 187lb st. I still miss her 20 years latter.
Only sad thing about new foundlands is their health issues.
My friends one died at only 2 due to a health issue and he was the sweetest lil guy. He adopted another right after but the first one had such a good energy you just couldn't replicate I'll always miss that dog
My mother used to be a registered breeder of St Bernards and as a family we've owned several large dog breeds including the Mastif, and I can concur they are fantastic for easy going family's. I don't have much knowledge of the Newfoundland because it's not very common where I'm from in South Africa, but otherwise I can recommend both the Mastif and St Bernard
The Newfoundland breed is great! They have webbed feet, silky coat and love to swim! They can withstand very cold ocean water ! They were bred to tow the small boats and the fish nets in the water! Great, gentle Family dogs! They are known for saving drowning people in the water! They come in three colours! Black is the most common! Landseer is the party collour of black and white! And the brown colour!
I had a english mastiff as a kid gentle giant but damn her barking scared away anyone who did not belong on our doorstep great dogs
I have a 180 lb Saint Bernard, Buffett, as in Jimmy Buffett. I also had 3 GSD’s. Buffett is a fool, but a great all around dog. He loves the grandkids, and lets us know who is not welcome. A very well rounded dog.
Except he eats moles and squirrels lol
I have a Newfoundland dog and you’re right they are the best dogs to have. They are lovable easy to train, and just want to be around you.
I have a Newfie and an English mastiff!
I always wanted a Newfoundland, gentle giant
St Bernard cuddly and drooly.
Also, XL Bullies are amazing. Big monetary investment to buy a well bred one from a great breeder, but they are so easy to train and just amazing dogs! They are so similar to mastiffs where they don't require a ton of excersize each day but will thrice with a long walk and a few short training sessions sprinkled in.
All 3 drool like crazy....
I’ve had an English Mastiff and he was a great dog, but nothing compared to my Newfies. The best dog I’ve ever had was a male Newfie. He was over 180 lbs of love, intelligence and an outstanding protector. I currently have a Great Pyrenees and he’s a good boy, but far more untrusting of strangers, especially men & hyper vigilant.
We had an Italian mastiff, she was the best dog. Had a bark like a monster and the spul of a puppy. But she was a very good guard dog. And a loving kitten nanny to our foster kittens
NEWFIE. they are so loyal and so sweet. Big balls of love.
I'm from Newfoundland, it's pronounced new-found-land! Great video!
Understand Newfoundland .......
Yeah the Finnish never even had any colonies
You too?
Americans😂😂😂😂😂...changing words. I'm American so I can say that.
New? Found by whom? Lost by whom?
I had a Newfie growing up. She was the best dog ever.
I had a bull mastiff as a kid. Super good dogs and really friendly. I also can attest in mastiff being amazing protectors. Someone broke into our house while we were sleeping. We woke up to the person screaming lol. Dog tackled them and was growing in their face.
Greater Swiss mountain dogs are amazing. Great with kids, other animals. They protect only if there is a threat. You can have company over and don’t fear how your dog will react to them
Would love to see the Leonberger in that top 3.
Unknown breed for a lot of people, but they make great family dogs! They love every single member of the family. And, no drooling 🎉
I had a English mastiff/American pit mix. He was one of the best dogs ever. 130 lbs of cuddle buddy, great with my children when they were little, and protective. The only downside was he didn't realize how big he was and would lean on you and damn near knock you over, and For some reason he hated fireworks, he would try to eat them once you lit the fuse.
I grew up with Newfies. They're really gentle if raised right. My last Newf, Ralphie, seemed to even completely understand human language and we even had conversations together. He was a bit of a drama queen, however.
I love the silky Newfoundland coat and the Landseer parti-colour of black and white! Wonderful temperament, beautiful, gentle Family Dogs! ❤❤
Americans pronouncing Newfoundland wrong, always gets me
😂😂
I think the mastiff should be #1.
Best. Dogs. Ever.
My father in law had a New Fi / Lab mix. He was without a doubt the best dog I have ever seen.
IDK why he said that. I'm on my 2nd EM & both are very smart....they catch on quickly & retain very well. They've both been super easy to train.
My Newfie is a big cuddle bug! When he needs cuddles, he blocks my way when I’m walking and lays his head on my feet because he absolutely needs cuddles at that moment.. 😊
I got an English mastiff, he's super sl9bbery but he loves cuddles and scratches and he has a deep bark to scare people away of needed
I have a 11 month old Turkish kangal she's stubborn as a two-headed mule she tried to lead me around all the time by grabbing my leg one of the most gentle Giants there is I never trade her for the world
I have a 3 year old, 175lb English Mastiff and he is absolutely correct. English Mastiffs are THE BEST!!!👍🏽
I have lived with all 3 of those. My parents had 3 Saints when I was a kid. As an adult, I’ve had Danes, Newfs, and English Mastiffs. Training a Newf is about the same as the others. They all have their quirks, but overall they’re the easiest to live with. I’ve not had a problem with any of them barking, digging, etc. They’re exceedingly strong and can out muscle you. So you have to start training early and be consistent.
I love the New Foundland they look and behave like Teddybears
Being stopped by every stranger. Sounds like my worst nightmare
Took the words out my mouth lol
Newfoundland: That nice big kid that everyone loves
Saint Bernard: The funny giant kid that has many friends
English Mastiff: The big and strong wrestler that the bully is scared of.
I love newfies! There is actually a program that trains them to jump out of helicopters to rescue drowning people. My schools therapy dog is a Newfie and we all love him so much!
Got a Newfoundland, he's an absolute joy
The beautiful black mountain of fluff holding the mini pony's leash then cuddling❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.
Newfies are truly wonderful dogs. They just wanna be everybodys friend, and go swimming. Never met a Newfoundland that wasn't a very good dog.
Dr Mike's Newfie Bear is such an amazing lapdog soul stuck in a lion size body example of the breed.
I can’t stop people petting my dog on the street… he is a progeny of New-Finlands 😂 a pure black flat-coated retriever … big gentleman in social & big kid in heart
I had a 237lb English Mastiff now I have a Tibetan Mastiff 8months 85 lbs and sweet
I've got a Bullmastiff, Boxer, 25 percent Pitbull mix. Great dog. Very quiet, cuddly, and obedient. Follows hand signals religiously. Also a great security alarm, and has the big dog bark. Only uses it when absolutely necessary.
My uncle had a Saint Bernard and only memory of it is how it would lay down, hyperventilate, and drool
Bernese should be on this list, they’re magic ⭐️
I had American Bulldogs growing up. Some of the best dogs there are and they were always very smart
I'm pleased with this. We want to get a dog as I miss having them and I love big dogs. St Bernard and Mastiffs are my first two choices.
I’ve always wanted a Saint Bernard..I might end up getting one when I get some yard
Have/had st bernards, st bernard mastiff mixes, and st. Bernard great dane mixes-all of them were amazing family dogs from when i was little and still now, not the brightest but they still knew basic commands, the best cuddlers in the world- 2 sleep on my bed with me at night and its hard to sleep without them
I would love absolutely love to have a Newfie!!!
i had a newfoundland black lab mix, best dog i've ever had. so sweet, SO intelligent and they really form such a bond with you.
I was so thrilled to hear that English Mastiffs made the list - they're incredible ❤
Had Newfoundlands since 1991, at least 2 at a time. The largest is 202 lbs, but they love to please their owners, so very easy to train.
I love all of those breeds ❤
I love Bernese mountain dogs, they’re like Saint Bernards but with beautiful coats and less slobber