11 Biggest Dogs in the World
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- 11 Biggest Dogs in the World
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They come in all sizes, shapes and colors, and they’re human’s best friends. Over centuries, various dog breeds across the globe have been trained by humans to play important roles, from hunter to guardian, from herder to companion.For some of these breeds, size has been of significant importance, whether that was to hunt bigger game or guard a home with more authority, or even just to have the mass to survive in freezing climates. But of all the dog breeds in the world, who are the biggest? Let’s find out.
Welcome to another episode of 4 Ever Green. Today, we’re counting down the Top 10 Biggest Dogs in the World. If you thought Great Dane’s were the tallest dogs, then be sure to stick around for number 1, because this lesser known breed is even taller!
00:05 - Welcome
00:50 - Bully Kutta
01:50 - French Mastiff
02:57 - Newfoundland
04:08 - Saint Bernard
05:13 - Leonberger
06:31 - English Mastiff
07:50 - Neapolitan Mastiff
09:06 - Scottish Deerhound
10:00 - Caucasian Shepherd
11:10 - Great Dane
12:29 - Irish Wolfhound
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I have a newfoundland and she is the most loving dog ever, we live on a sheep farm and she takes care of the lambs.
So sweet
Awwwwwwwwwwwww
I bet she is in Heaven doing the work they love! I would love to see that what a blessing.❤️❤️
One day I walked along a beach in Achill and saw a man walking two of the biggest Alsatians I'd ever seen either side of his small horse. I was wary of these big Alsatians until I realised (with a bit of shock) as I was walking by that the horse in the middle of them was an Irish Wolfhound.
I love the dogs especially the Caucasian shepherds please if you can just give me one
I had three Irish Wolfhounds. Fabulous creatures ♥. My children loved them too, but it was so heartbreaking when we lost them.
Hello beautiful how are you doing
It really funny and more intelligent, hi how are you!
I met one while walking my Bernese and my Bernese looked tiny compared to it
Aww im so sorry my dog sky died too.
@@marianoiraheta7956 love that dog???¿¿
00:05 Welcome!
00:50 - Bully Kutta
01:50 - French Mastiff
02:57 - Newfoundland
04:08 - Saint Bernard
05:13 - Leonberger
06:31 - English Mastiff
07:50 - Neapolitan Mastiff
09:06 - Scottish Deerhound
10:00 - Caucasian Shepherd
11:10 - Great Dane
12:29 - Irish Wolfhound
Thanks man
How about tibetan mastiff??🤔🤔🤔
@@marcjordan9178Ouch dang I forgot about that name
These dogs all look wonderfui in their own way. My older sister and family had a black lab. Even though he wasn't near as big as these dogs, he was quite big enough. His name was SARGE. He looked intimidating, but was a big baby ! He loved people, He lived to be 14, had heartworms when he died, he was taken to the vet on a regular basis still got them. He's been gone many years, but we still miss him. Miss you, Sarge !
I live in the province newfoundland dogs are named after! Theyre huge here and all act like the big beautiful babies they are, theres even a life size stature of one that is so big you can sit on it!
@@hatsunemissie
Awwe ! My older brother had one for a very short time. It was a beautiful dog, and maybe would have been a nice dog if you spent time with it. I don't know what was wrong with it, it jumped around like a kangaroo. They had to get rid of it because it attacked a pup that came near when it was eating, and they didn't want their young kids to be hurt. I tried working with it some when I could, I'd talk to him and get him to stand kinda still before i gave him his food, and of course give him praise.
Hello, how are you doing today?
Hello how are you doing today over there.
We had a gorgeous deerhound who was delightful to live with .... I can’t bear how short their lives are ... usually around ten years. Finlay was sooo lovely
Please do you have any of the breed?
Hello, how are you doing today?
Hello how are you doing today over there.
Hi Deborah..I sure feel your pain. We had 4 English bulldogs. The first two died at 5 yrs old. The second two, we’ll, we still have our girl, Vivienne. She’s 8. We lost her gorgeous highly intelligent & lovable brother, Findlay (Finn), at 8 yrs old when we moved from PA to CA. I still cry everyday for him. This breed barely makes it to 9 or 10 yrs old. We won’t get anymore pets. We can’t take the pain when we lose them😢
I have always owned Huskys, but when my Husky died (16 years old) I adopted a half German Shepard half husky mix that is absolutely massive. It looks very much like a Sibe, but significantly better behaved, and seems to shed a heck of alot less (and shorter coat to boot) absolutely wonderful family member. I think of him as a huge dog, but in reality, he is probably 30 inches or so and 80 pounds..... that was until tricker-treating one year i found out our neighbor had an Irish wolf hound. OMG that dog is huge, and so very wonderful. Great GREAT owners and an absolutely wonderful dog. The personality on that dog is just the cherry on top. I really love that dog, enough so i started researching them. They have such a short life span, i just couldn't own one. I want to say it was like 5-7 years or something similar to that. So much personality, so darn lovable....it must be absolutely crushing for Irish Wolf hound owners that don't live very long.
What I find cool is how genetically diverse dogs are, like. they bred bear-hunting dogs to look like bears (massive, heavy, fluffy) and deer-hunting dogs to look like deer (slender, leggy, fine-boned) and were able to do it successfully
What's really crazy is when you get into the interplay of human driven breeding, working purpose, and coincidental benefits from "natural" pressures. New Finland are one of the best examples. The video doesn't mention it, but they have among the softest pallets, perfect for lifeguard retrieval, they can fully grab a limb withing doing any damage. Yet you can't understand this adaptation as just breeding for lifeguards because ultimately people would tolerate scratches for having their life saved and breeding would push for size, strength, and swimming capacity. You have to account for their fishing role and the harms condtant rope pulling would do to harder pallets pushing the selection factors toward dogs with less mouth sours from a softer pallet. Then it makes perfect sense.
Breeds become this meshed history of purpose which correlates with their human owners relationship to their environment. You can even see the difference modernly as you drive through rough neighbors in my city its 3/4 pitbull mix, hit the suburbs and its 4/5 doodles. They are walking history books.
When St Bernard comes in at number 8, you know that shit just got real.
My next door has 2 Bernards
Fact
My beagle was watching this video and now he is on a guilt trip😕😕
HI GUYS I HAVE A DOG
I was surprised at the Newfoundland😂
I have had 7 irish wolfhounds. At one time I even had 3 together. They are perfect household companions being extremely active outside and doggy rugs inside. There is no downside to this breed except their short longevity.
I had a leonburger for 9 years . She was the runt of a litter of 16. She was the best friend anyone could have. She was potty trained and cold sit lay down and rollover and walk on a leash by the age of 6 months. They are very smart.
I just have a small terrier, BUT I saw an Irish Wolfhound for the first time a couple years ago! It was in a car that was in my job's drive-thru and the dog took up the whole 4Runner from the backseat on! I was super impressed and he did stick his head out the window for an ear scratch! I am to this day still impressed with just how big that dog was.
I have seen two Irish wolfhounds, male and female. There was a breeder in my town. The only only one in the country by the way. He walked them both at the same time. I am 1.81 cm , however when i stood near them, their backbone was at the level of my diaphragm. Insanely tall dogs
Your less than 2 cm tall?
@@brgbrgnrgbbgdbfgrnntyj5yrdhegj you’re*
I know Irish are short, but 1.81 cm is pretty small even for Irish people!
Almost 1/3rd the size of a Leprechaun! 😉
@@sushanalone lmao
@@ianleonard3264 Don’t be that guy.
i remember i had the life scared out of me on my mail route when one of my customers Great Dane jumped the fence as i was working. thankfully he turned out to be nice and i walked back to the house but damn seeing that much dog leap into the air was terrifying.
I think I would have peed myself a little....
I have a great dane
I remember my wife worked for the post office and always complained about dogs
I have a great dane, his back is taller than the kitchen table and he weighs 165lbs
Hillshire...I had the same scare...different breed. I drove my mail truck up a drive way and a Cane Corso decided to put his front legs in my window on my lap. I have never been so still in my life. Then all the sudden he licked my face. I was hoping he was playing and not cleaning his dinner. lol
I have had a love for all animals my whole life. Dogs of all breeds are at the top of my list. At this very moment I have a 9 month old Dougue De Bordeaux laying at my feet. She is the kindest most gentle dog there is. No matter what breed, they can all be gentle with the right training, socialization and love. What a wonderful video!
My Aunt has a newfie, it's just a massive teddy bear even when it was a pup. And extremely soft
Their look says ‘hug me’ lol
I grew up with a Neapolitan Mastiff, she was a great guard dog, cuddle buddy , and friend .
Tbh all these dogs are friendly as hell just depends on the owner
Looks like you have dogs well if you have I have to say welcome to dog world I have 12 dogs how do you have
@@malekwael6743 I had 4 3 died from old age and 1 died by getting by a car
But once I get my own place I’m to get more
Not every dog is everything. You may find outliers but you should never base the rule on the outlier. To disregard inherent predisposition is doing a disservice to yourself as an owner and to the dog. You could end up forcing a round peg into a square hole and while you may be able to make it fit that doesn't mean it's comfortable.
True.
Some dogs such as Anatolian shepherds are genetically hardwired to be unfriendly to other animals and people and very loyal to humans.
I love my son! He’s 157lbs rott/pit. The sweetest animal ever!
Lol that’s nice
Hi
Seeing thesr dogs , , bring tears in my eyes , please all you around the world , , take good care of them , , they are loyal beyond any human comprehension , , if anyone doesnt have the love and patience to take care of them , , please dont get one , , , because like us human they need love and affection
I hate that people judge dogs saying they are mean. They aren't mean, usually the dogs with that reputation arre the most loyal and protective. People also don't always know there past and what they have been through. A dog just needs the person who will love them.
@SAUMYA SAXENA PERIDOT
Its literally internet slang
@SAUMYA SAXENA kind of like saying straight facts
AMEN TO THAT
No dogs are bad, if they don't behave well it means they have bad owners
I’d love to have a Great Dane, but I can’t deal with putting myself through loosing my beloved friend every 5-6 years. It’s a shame that science hasn’t figured out why these dogs age so darn fast. If that code could be broken, I’d love to own one. It’s sad enough having a dog die that’s over 15 years old. I recently had my Italian Greyhound pass away. He was 15 years, 3 months old. And my best friend.
I felt so lucky that my beautiful blue Great Dane lived to be 12 years old. She was a wonderful companion.
Check into european great danes I own one hes only 9 months old but weighs 120lbs the euros have a bigger build and more muscle mass and really resemble a mastiff more so than american Danes more muscle means better support for those long and huge extremities ive read there life span is a bit longer.....my plan is just a very good diet and a good exercise routine (enough to keep his cardio good and maintain his muscular structure for his older age days) im no vet at all and honestly am just doing what I think is best my vet has said hes doing great and not to far ahead of the normal statistics for his breed(not over doing it) but is exceeding a bit the vet said thats what he thinks he would want to see if it were his dog said he would be well developed and ready for his later years when they come.....again im no pro nor do I claim this is gonna give me 15 years with him im only a passionate dog lover and have always dreamed of having a dane as my companion (kinda a service dog imma combat vet) and although I may deal with a loss sooner than others I've never had a dog show me the compassion and dedication he has accept for my 14ur old German Shepard that i had to put down a few months ago so I really think its worth the risk I got this big guy to continue the role me and my wife's best friend in life (our Shepard) was to us and in the time we have had him hes doing a wonderful job.....the only downside I see some people my have is they do not know what personal space is but we are fine with that this giant will literally back up to you while you are sitting on the couch and he will sit right in your lap or walk onto the couch and lay right across you lol........sorry for the long drawn out post but if you want one dont be afraid of the short life span I pro.ise they will love you enough to cram a unlimited amount of memories into your brain leaving you very happy and grateful you chose to get one even if you have fewer years with them as to another dog that sports a long lifespan......thanks for reading
I just put my dane to rest at only 5. I can't do that again. I'm shattered!
Lets bi. Frend
Jeffrey, I certainly agree that as far as science and technology has come it seems they could break or fix that code. The reason I replied to your comment is because my wife and I had a beautiful Italian Greyhound, his name was "The Dude", he lived right at 15 years and went everywhere with us. Very smart breed, he was a charcoal grey in color. My condolences to the loss of your friend, trust me, I know how much it hurts to lose a dog...man's best friend! We now have a beautiful registered Dougue De Bordeaux, her name is Ruthie and she is almost 9 months old. Like the Great Dane, the Bordeaux has a shorter life span. I believe with all my heart, that with the right diet, alot of exercise and regular Vet visits she will out live the estimated life span. We went from a miniature breed to one of the largest breeds. Ruthie is kind, gentle, obedient and a very fast learner, she has not nary a mean bone in her body. Best of luck to you and the next breed you choose.
My family and I have an English mastiff, our neighbors sometimes goes outside and sees him barking at them, so they put cardboard in front of the fence between them and us. Most people in the neighborhood find it intimidating but he's just wanting to play.
If anyone is wondering what exact breed the dog is at the end of the video, that's a Chinese Tibetan mastiff. Hope this helps!
Saint Bernard's are my choice. Huge gentle giants and drool a lot, but they are just so cute and easy to care for as a dog that big that there's just no contest.
The Irish Wolf Hound was my favorite out of this group. I have owned Rottweiler's and love them dearly but one day I would like to have both❤
They are gentle giants been around for centuries in Ireland since 800 ad from something I read ( I’m of Irish descent ) have a photo of my mum with one she’s 5 foot exactly and the dog towers over her in height !
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We had a mix of great Münsterländer, a german hunting breed, and Saint Bernard. Our beloved crazy Daisy was the kindest and sweetest dog ever. She was funny and adorable and her love was unconditional 💝💝💝
Sadly she passed away in August last year cause of cancer 😭😭😭
We have a 3 month old dog, Cooper, who is English Mastiff, Great Dane, and Great Pyrenees (which I'm surprised didn't make the list). He is the cutest and sweetest pup. He gets along well with our Shiba Inu and kitty. His parents are massive, with the Great Pyrenees being slightly larger
I don’t think it should come as a big surprise that the Irish wolfhound is going to be either number one or close to it ! It’s an ancient breed that has existed in Ireland since 800 ad so over a millennium and longer !! Gentle giants
Well said Wolfhound hands down biggest dog in the world would love to show pictures
Hello Michelle how are you doing
English Mastiff is the Biggest Breed....
@@billdesmet3929 no its not
@@holly-ky2ci :According to "Guinness World Records" it is... (shame on you)
The larger the physical size, the smaller the dog thinks he is.
And the other way round. I have a pardon terrier that is quite tiny for her breed but she thinks she is the biggest dog that exists. And try’s fighting with dogs ten times her size
Literally!
😂 so true
Exactly my dog is over 100 pounds and is muscle mania and he thinks he's a lap dog lol
Casey Roesler that’s adorable I love big dogs.
Had a friend that worked for the actor Brad Pitt, years ago. She was house sitting for him when he was away filming the movie MEET JOE BLACK in Rhode Island and took us up to the house one day, just to hang on on the property by the pool. Anyway,as we got out of the car, FIVE Irish Wolf Hounds came running towards us. It was terrifying-they were massive dogs. Our friend instructed us how to behave around them and once they established we were not intruders, they were fine. Friendly even. But man, talk about scary-imagine having five of those beasts running up to you and snarling/barking/growling.
I had a St Bernard/German Shepard mix. He was huge! His coloration was that of the Shepard and he had a dry mouth. Sammy thought he was a lap cat. Even the smallest kitten was totally safe with him. When he was hit by a car in front of our house, he suffred a broken leg, and the woman driving the car tried to sue us for the damage to her vehicle. She didn't win! Sam liked to hunt sandsharks on he beach by our house. He was the best dog I ever had.
Hello how are you doing today.
I REALLY want a Saint Bernard. They're so cute and their kisses like (and probably feel) amazing.
I own a St. Bernard he’s the cutest thing ever he’s still a puppy n I look forward for him to be a giant drooler ❤️❤️❤️
YOUR lucky some people out there have 6 or even more dogs and I don't even have 1
Haha I lol
Maya Kamer that’s so awesome i also have a rescue his about 3yrs old his a pitbull mixed his adorable and cane potty trained I was surprised haha
Maya Kamer awww I’m happy that she got a new loving home ❤️❤️ she deserve the love
Hybrid Demon663 I remember going to the mountains and when a St. Bernard licked me it covered half of my body
A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.”i love all types of dog breeds bigger or smallest. All dogs are my friends.and awesome content 4 ever green.keep doing hard work,you will get the success
Cats r better
@@tracyvanloo848 i don't tell cats are not good but dogs are best.we can play with them a lot.they can feel our fellings.and from years to years dogs are our best friend
@@epicnature7359 you are right
@@BehlStudios506 thanks
@SAUMYA SAXENA thanks
Irish wolfhound is the dog I’ve wanted for YEARS!!! Only if I had a house big enough for it. For now, I’ll have to stick to my golden retriever😊
having a house (even if it’s small) and a backyard is literally my life goal because I want an irish wolfhound 😭😭 I dont want kids or anything, I can even sell the house after the dog passes. I just wanna have one in the future !!
My iwh takes up half our couch just lays her head on the kids legs and goes to sleep. But every morning at 430 she wakes me up for hugs.
they lay around and sleep most of the time . they requier little exercise. i have 2
@@marjolainearias781 be careful about the breeder and really research before you take one on, they are notoriously over bred due to nearly dying out in the 1800's
Love the Great Dane !
English Mastiffs all day. We have two. Sweetest, most obedient and gentle dogs we've ever had. Great with children.
Naw blue pitbull and red nose pitbull
ChrisToCold C an. X c.
The clickbaiting is cringy but i liked the dogs anyway
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Everything is cringy now.
How is this Clickbait? The content delivered on what it advertised
@@techicepops6627 likely the thumbnail with the Photoshopped Great Dane.
@@techicepops6627 I agree
Is there anything more wholesome than a St. Bernard frolicking with a kitten? My heart exploded.
Hello how are you doing today over there.
I own a Great Dane who’s on the smaller side (he was the runt and is only about 140lbs) and he’s just the sweetest. Thinks he’s a lap dog and always wants to cuddle up!
check cash 2.0 on youtube .. thats a huge great dane
I love all dogs!
Hello Corina
How are you doing today?
Hello Corina.....
It really funny and more intelligent, hi how are you doing!
St. Bernard surely is my choice as I'm acquainted since my childhood with the breed's real story of how they help pilgrims in distress; today its live picture was a real treat to my eyes and heart, and wish I'd see them plying in front my eyes!!
I was once at the vets when a Newfoundland came in. I had never seen this breed before. Me and my daughter thought he was adorable.
I would say I own a Newfoundland but truth is she owns me. She is the most gentle and loving baby ever and she is completely in love with kids
Wow that's nice
Sarah how are you doing
@@georgelewiston2782 well in George
Alright dear, how is the weather condition over there
@@georgelewiston2782 your fit you George
I'm surprised the Kangal wasn't on this list. It often grows to be around the same height as a Great Dane, sometimes even taller.
same line of thought I had for Cane Corso and Tibetan Mastiff - the latter isn't as tall but it's a heavy boy and taller than a newfie
@@Fyreflier i said the same thing. i was shocked when i didn’t see the cane corso or tibetan mastiff on here
My brother and his wife have 3 Old English Mastiffs the biggest one is called Claude and hes an absolute giant. We dont know exactly what he weighs but I'd say hes easy 19 stone. Hes the most friendly dog I've ever met.
Claude was an English king if I'm not wrong?
WTF is a stone? do you measure in stones?
@@EdyMar77 Yes, they do. One stone is about 14 pounds.
@@Rockerlady WTF is a pound? Jesus Christ , , Imperial system is backwards
We had the privilege of owning an Irish Wolfhound, William the Great. You know a dog is big when he carries a basketball in his mouth. Such a gentle breed of dog.
my cousin had an Irish Wolfhound as well but he didn't live to be very old
I still have a Irish wolfhound
@@sully6538 Unfortunately they don't live that long. Willie died of a type of bone/joint cancer and got to the point where he couldn't get up. It was a sad day when we had to put him down.
Love my Newfoundland, a sweet and gentle giant.
I love dogs they are humans best friend ever you can talk to them and it gives you less stress
Dogs are one of God’s best ideas. I expect to meet them in Heaven.
@@larrybaisdon7444 that’s really true I believe that
Do you eat meat? If so your a hypocrit for loving dogs but eating cows
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I have 2 Irish Wolfhounds now, 3 altogether, they are the best and most gentle of the giant breeds 😊
Hello how are you doing today over there.
My neighbours had a female, beautiful, wonderful newfoundland. I totally loved her. I am petite and do not weigh much. Her name was Dakata. She and I would hug over the fence, she was so very sweet and gentle, loved attention. Her owner said she was a handful do to her size and weight. She said taking her to her vet appointments was very difficult. She has since passed away, but I have found memories of my favourite dog Dakota.
Newfoundlands can look scary, but don't be fooled by their size. They are some of the sweetest dogs in the world. They are even usually good with kids.
I remember going to my bsf’s house and entering the house she used to have this huge French mastiff who would jump on you and literally give u a hug
Aww so cute 🥰🥰
Yes they are big handsome dogs
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David Needler best friend
Awww. That's cute. 😍
My Great Pyr puppy is 8 months and already over 100 pounds. They don't stop growing till 2 and a half years. Mine will probably be 140 to 160. Their bite force measures 700 psi which is top 5 of the dog world. They are real gentle w loved ones.....especially small children. They will step up and fight quick to protect said loved ones though. They will intimidate first and if that don't work they fight
I had an Irish Wolf hound. - 32 inches at the shoulder and his name was Titan. This dog loved to play. He lived to be 14 years old. I had to put him down due to hip problems. Too many kids tried to ride him.
So sorry,are you single
I had a massive Rottweiler-Pitbull mix and he was fiercely protective of people he loved and so gentle with kids and babies. I could leave my niece outside (Not long) alone with him and if he saw someone he didn't know coming near my niece, he'd growl, show his teeth, and stand in front of her ready to attack.
I have a French Mastiff, Jemma. She is huge, the last time the vet weighed her, she was at 130lbs. My girl acts tough, but is a mashmellow. She's a great guard dog. When we take her to the dog park she loves playing with other dogs. At home however, don't let a dog or human at our front door. She likes kids & loves teenagers. We're planning to adopt another French Mastiff by the end of the year. I wouldn't trade her for 10 million dollars.
How about 20 million?
I’ve had a English mastiff and I loved him his name was ruger I miss him so much 😭😭😭😭💕💕💕💕💕💕
Did he love you back?
Ofcorse! Duh !! Dogs love ther owners
Just love pictures were they play with children ❤
I can here because of my 5 uncles and 1 aunty(My grandfather's 6 Great Dans)Rocky,Racer, Rogue,Rampage,Racer and Rain..I love them to the moon and back..can't wait to Visit them in Gainesville
The Neapolitan mastiff we have a 8 1/2-year-old who weighs 170 pounds and he’s nothing but pure love but he’s also a great guard dog and our best friend
4:41 That guy almost lost his hand 😅
I remember going to my bsf’s house and entering the house she used to have this huge French mastiff who would jump on you and literally give u a hug
All of them are so cute❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You forgot about the Great Parranese. Those are very tall and strong. Mine weights 140pds n close to 6 feet on her back legs. My St Bernard is 170+ also same size. Love them soooo much
Where I live there is a house that owned a wolfhound, they are MASSIVE. Every time we got near there we all shut up because we were scared that "the werewolf" would jump the fence if we were too loud. (Btw the werewolf was a nickname but I also found out that it was the offical name of the breed in my country.)
My biological dad has a wolfhound and it is pretty big.
Omg that's hilarious.
When you talking about biggest dogs,you must say some names like... Tibetan mastiff,Turkish kangal,Alabai and Saint Bernard
2 pac
They did mention the St Bernard.
Aksaray Malaklisi too...
I've a German Shepherd whose the size of a donkey :/
Amanda Lyons that is a donkey using German Shepherd costume
Had me a great dane/boxer mix died of cancer at 13 years old. I miss my buddy. Have a pure breed great dane now. She's a loveable couch potato.
07.50 - Neapolitan mastiff &
11.10 - Greatdane❤🐾🐶
My 7months old Irish wolfhound/lab mix is huge already he thinks he’s a lapdog like my shorkie he turns around to sit on my lap it’s hilarious 🤣 I can’t see around or over him when he does it!😂Hes huge but the sweetest dog I’ve ever had! I didn’t kno they have a shorter life😭💔He’s a true companion so it will break my soul when he passes😢😔
I’m getting an Irish wolfhound mixed with a poodle as an autism service dog for my son , I was in the room with 6 fully sized dogs at the training course and you wouldn’t know they were in the room , when they got up to walk around and was showing them off to everyone I couldn’t believe the height of them , I’m 6,1 tall and on average there backs were up to my hips , so friendly and good natured, the reason as they mix them with poodles is a pl the coat doesn’t carry any allergy’s and don’t shed so they said , it’s an charity that runs in ireland my canine companion, we were very lucky for my sons name to be picked out , it was our 5th year trying they only have 50 pups a year from several breeders that just do this for autism services dogs , you want to see what training you have to do , but you get back in thousands what you put in , I can’t wait for the pup to come to our house it’s going to change our life’s and most importantly my 10 year old son .
Absolutely wonderful. Many people with autism bond with animals in a way which helps them greatly.
Love you guys and dog too
I had a dog in the 70s got him from the pound, and I named him Hugo, he was 1/2 St. Bernard, and 1/2 Samoan, he was solid white and he looked like a large Samoan dog. He weighed 180 pounds! And he was so loving and so was Rust. That was his brother who was full Irish setter, that was trained into dog shows, but why do people wanted to get rid of him, was because they were off to vacation and somebody broke into their house, and the Irish setter rust head turn on those burglars and tore them up. I’ve never seen this part of rust hurting anybody somebody poisoned him because he’d like to pick the trash in our trailer park. Also, with Hugo, he like to chase 18 wheelers and we lived right behind Route 66, and he got hit by a 18 wheeler, they were both such good dogs and we lost him real close together, which was a shame.
I can only imagine the small fortune it must cost to feed even just one of these giants!!!
You get repay in many ways 😛😛🪃🪃
My Newfoundland eats about the same as a Lab.
To Kenny B. -. My chihuahua eats like very little until we bbq
Some ribs then ,I swear, I don't know where she puts it!!
@@bgoodorhell4u yes I'm sure I do isn't it just perfect?
The dog in the thumbnail is pretty smol, you should maybe edit it out to look bigger.
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Thanks for your ALL existences
This video feels like I wanna watch Clifford “The Big Red Dog.”
While discussing large breed dogs, in WWII, the Bouvier De Flanders was one of the largest and most fierce dogs. So much so that Hitler put a bounty on them and the breed was nearly lost. Also, in the large dog breeds, there are the Italian Maremma’s. I personally have two of them. The largest is 165.35 pounds or 75kg and stands at 39 inches at the shoulder, the smaller one is 149.91 pounds or 68kg. They are wonderful companions, but need to be socialized when very young or the can be one of the most fierce guard dogs in the world. They were originally bred to kill wolves that attacked the sheep herds. Today, they are still used to protect sheep, cattle and various other animals, even Chicken farms. The most famous of the breed, saved the Fairy Penguins off the coast of Melbourne Australia from extinction by predation from foxes. Ever see the movie “oddball”? That is a Maremma. Thank you for producing the video, but I think you could be more diverse than just Mastiffs and Great Danes.
Look for Kangal Dogs! It was a surprise that you did not include that huge shepherd dog which can even fight with bears.
I adore my gentle giant English Mastiffs! My Dalmatians run them. Lol My baby boy English Mastiff (Kahuna) weighs 220 now but the vet said he is on track to be around 245/250 when he finishes growing. He had a set back and lost some weight when his best friend, my Dalmatian (Loki) died a few months ago. He wouldn't eat and he lost about 15 pounds but he is back on track.
Great dane is my favorite of all time homely and friendly dog with good reputation of not harming anyone
The dog was like can you please get this human of my back on the 3rd one😂😂😂
On my way to work, I would often see an older lady walking her huge grey Irish Wolfhound. He seemed quite well trained and walked with his lady nicely.
"These dogs used to hunt lions, but now they're cuddly and sweet"
My first dog was a Boerboel 100kgs, unfortunately he wasn't exercised enough for his breed, he walked but he never got ripped muscles
With great size, comes great responsibility.
-4 ever green
I am poor and I don’t own a dog and I live with my kidnapper
My uncle had a GIANT Saint Bernard. I used to ride his bernard like a horse. He would walk around the basement with me on his back.
The Newfoundland trying to just swim while a bunch of people get pulled by him is amazing.
"Bro I didn't ask for this."
I had a female Great Dane that lived to be 14years...truly I think it really depends on how much love you give to the animal, is how long it will live...
Had a mutt that decided it was our youngest child. We had it 17 1/2 years after we got it from the pound.
No. I have had danes all my life. Their hearts stop when they stop regardless of anything else.
I love how the great pyrenees a dog that on average is just as heavy and taller than a St bernard or caucasian shepherd, is not on this list. A dog that is literally bred to fight wolves and make mince meat of coyotes, did not make this list.
I did not know this. Recently adopted a mixed breed that ended up being almost all Great Pyrenees with a hint of Blood Hound.😅 my mom wanted a small dog 😂😂
this might be big and scary dogs but remember that they are just a cuddly :) love them the same
Poodles aren’t a French breed. They originated in Germany. In Germany they are called pudeln or pudelhund 🇩🇪☺️🐩
I want ALL OF THEM!!!!! There sooo cute!!!
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Me tooo
No they are scary ass shit bro
No Turkish Kengal? No Spanish Mastiff? And the South African Boerboel? Italian Cano Corso. All above 150 lbs and 28 to 32 inches.
I agree
I have 2 I. Wolfhounds and will always love them
I just like the massiveness to the dogs, giant pillows
Couldn’t actually afford to feed any of these giants, I have always liked the Great Dane & the Irish Wolf Hound.
Believe it or not but Mastiffs eat less then then the average German Shepherd so there actually much cheaper to feed then a German shepherd
You neglected to include the regal, majestic American Akita. I have never known such dogs more loyal, loving, and courageous than my exceptional Akitas.
Your so right. I had a American Akita 💞 she was the most loyal loving majestic bear. We had to put her down 3 weeks ago 💔our Hearts are broken.
@@larinalisa7256 -2 Christmas' ago I lost my 1st and rare American white Akita at 3:AM Christmas morning. Of my 3 litters I had kept one male. Kuma (Bear) is the son of Krypto. While Krypto forever lives on in my heart, Kuma lives everyday by my side. I cannot imagine my life without one of my bred Akitas. In time may you fill your with another.
One last thing, from the heart...let your heart heal for a time. Learn to live with the memories, not the passing. Listen to your heart. In time, it will quietly speak to you. It will tell you if and when to again fill that part of your life with another Akita. A broken heart is the symbol of your love for her, and the love you can and will have for another.
Thanks for this upload. This was very interesting and informative about the largest dog breeds. I used to watch the Westminster Dog Show annually but have missed out on the last number of years; hence there were a couple of names that I wasn’t familiar with. I expected the Great Dane and the Irish Wolfhound to make the list. I was walking in NYC and came face to face with an Irish Wolfhound being led by his owner. He got up on his hind legs and put his paws on my shoulders, not really jumping on me but I was a bit startled. The owner said, “Sorry but don’t worry; he just wants to be your friend.” I also noticed that you featured video clips of some very beautiful Harlequin Great Danes. Thanks for sharing!
*Strolling along an Achill beach, I spotted a man with two colossal Alsatians flanking a small horse. Initially cautious of the Alsatians, my surprise grew as I walked by and realized that the horse between them was actually an Irish Wolfhound*