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- For thousands of years, people have depended on dogs to help in guarding and protection.
Some of the tasks that have been entrusted to our canine friends throughout history are: to monitor our homes, temples, farms and property, as well as the protection of their owners from other animals or from strangers and aggressors.
Many people when adopting a pet seek concrete and specific qualities such as being a good watchdog.
If you are looking for a dog for your home that besides being a pet can also be the guardian of the house, you must get to know the different breeds and their characteristics in order to choose the ideal dog. - บันเทิง
the bull mastiff wont let you down my family had one for many years he even walked by my side when i was a little kid. when i was eight he saved my mom's life sacrificing his own. a man who was fleeing from cops and broke into my house to hide and had a gun to my mom so rover fought him off but was shot but wouldnt let go of the man until my mom was safe. RIP ROVER 2010-2018
So very sorry for your loss of a good Dog. I wish Rover was able to grab that low life by the throat and bit down before he was shot.
The 1989 movie Turner and Hooch, Hooch was of the Mastiff Family, French Mastiff. There is a scene where Hooch puts his mouth over the bad guys throat. I remember the actor that played the bad guy remarked about how unnerving it was when the Dog did that, as all the Dog had to do was bite down and it would be over for him.
I've only been around a few Mastiffs and I would agree that they can be great family and protection Dogs. But I believe they require a strong leader in a person and some training.
The Mastiffs also have an interesting history. The Roman Centurions would have them in their homes to protect the family, especially when the went off on Military campaigns. The Mastiffs were also used by the Roman Army to sometimes charge the enemy lines to brake them up.
Oh $hit..... sorry for rover. I have a fearless Rhodesian Ridgeback. Some Crims came around one night to steal my Audi - but he fought them off like a legend ..... until I walked out with solution 243. Had the bar$tards in my my crosshairs as they sped away.... but not worth all the legal crap associated with eliminating them. God bless to Rover.
God doesn't waste that kind of loyalty and courage in any kind of being. Your friend Rover is out there somewhere to greet you again one day.
RIP ROVER
I truly believe that death is not end, And Rover is out there, Protecting you and your family spiritually now. Truly
We had a Border Collie named Lovey that was a rescued dog. He was found by my aunt in a trash can in a black trash bag in mid December almost -0°. My uncle was in the army & trained dogs. A few times he saved my brother from attackers for some reason he would walk with my brother to & from school. Fought off a doberman pinscher protecting my grandma. Lovey passed away from cancer, he was a faithful & loyal dog & we were with him, treated him like a king that he was..
All these beautiful dogs are wonderful. But believe it or not the best guard dog I've ever had, was an 85 pound male, sable and white COLLIE. He was loyal, very protective and adored my children. He put 17 stitches in the arm, of a man who broke into our home. His name was Joshua. He lived 14 years, and he took half my heart with him...
At first I thought the man who broke in to the house was named Joshua
@@dcross446 I guess I should of wrote it more clearly. The Collie was named Joshua. :) :)
I think many people can share your loss.
Donald Crosley me too, and the thief lived 14 years and died in prison, and he took half my heart (I thought he kiddnaped one of Kate Mcbride's children ang murdered) with him... LOL
I am sorry for your loss, our 15 year old lab did the same to my heart. I now have a rough collie, blue merle coloration, female. Loves us to bits but very wary of strangers and always ‘sounding’ the alarm.
My Father and I had a Border Collie that came from a shelter. Dad picked him out because while the other dogs were barking, snarling, and otherwise acting out, he came to the bars and gently licked my Father's hand. It was a match made in heaven. He was easy to house train, noisey with those he didn't know, gentle with those he knew,stayed at home without a fence, and was extremely easy to train. A gentle scolding, one time, was all it took to correct misbehavior, which was rare. And loyalty beyond words. Broke our hearts when he had to be put down due to inability to walk from arthritis.
My rottie growls and intimidates my ex wife proving once and for all that dog’s really can sense pure evil
They are a good judge of character.
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My Border terrier is so friendly that he would hold the flashlight for the intruder!
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How did u manage?
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Just imagine if a chihuahua was the size of a doberman... That would be the most evil dog in the world!!
Yup
factzzz XD
Nick Hall FACTS!
The only dog I’ve ever been bit by
that would be a big fukin hot dog
Had a female Rottweiler when I was growing up. As a little kid I could lay with her, on her, roll around with her, sleep with her.. she was a huge lovebug. Until someone hopped our fence one night and she chased him down, tore his pants up and he cried for the police to help 😂.
Good girl. RIP Molly ❤
Ive had 2 of them Ginger and Matti... very nice rotts they were so calm look like mini bears rip to both of them
@Николай Пуласки How is this person a criminal.
She was part of a pack and did a good job protecting her pack.
I’ve had 3 Rottweilers & they were all great guard dogs. RIP Rebel, Orion & Titan
I got a Doberman 9 years ago. They are good “Guard Dogs” but they are so much more. He’s very attentive towards me. If I’m physically hurting more than usual or my depression is getting the best of me, he’s there. He will come and either set his head gently on my lap, or come lay down right beside me. He does have a lazy side for sure. He can hear a mouse fart a mile away. And for the first couple years he would train every week and was very receptive as well as still remembers all his commands. As long as I’m in a position to own a dog, I will always have a Doberman.
I had a German Doberman , she was very protective of me and my son , my husband and our dog would play baseball with all the kids when we had picnics , my husband and Greatchen would always win , 😘✌️
Wow! Muhammed Ali boxer had a Doberman...
@Steve Williams My sister had a Doberman. He was a good dog and very protective, like the video says. I was a little kid at the time so I was a little scared of him.
I feel the same way about my catahoula lepord dog! 😊
@Carol Nash lol !!
My first Doberman died after 9 years in September. A month later, I bought two Doberman brothers. They're amazing! We just celebrated their first birthday 🎂🐶🐶😂
Death by Debt please remember same sex aggression can be a big problem with Dobermans, usually starts at 18-24 months. I know you’ll be fine if aware and stay vigilant.
I have often thought about getting myself another Dobbie, but don't think it would be the same after losing my girl 9 years ago.. :(
As a long time Dobie owner and trainer that is for me the major problem - they do have a very short life span.
@@dindinprivate3477 Yes, 8 to 9 years for both sexes.
My Doberman lived for an astonishing 16 years before he pasted away recently ):
My husband and I were blessed to have three Rottweilers as part of family. They are like potato chips, once you have one you’ve got to have another!
I love the breed and their protective nature. I could tell you many stories about how protective the Rottweiler is. Sammie held a stranger in place until I told him it was okay and said the word friend.
I’d love to get another Rottie but my husband thinks we’re getting to old. I’m 67 and he’s 63. My heart aches for a Rottie to be part of our family!
You should adopt an adult Rottie!
My Dobermann was protective of the family at 8 weeks. He’s 7 months now and can hear a rabbit on the lawn from inside the house. The most alert dog I’ve ever owned. Never saw a puppy at 7 weeks incredibly alert and watching everything. And he lets no stranger approach us without keeping them at bay by barking and growling. He growls the most at shady characters like a handful of our neighbors who we know are shady. He can read their energy. He’s very sweet but certainly means business when it comes to protecting us. Love my puppy.
Can they be protective of other animal species? I have heard of Dobermann protecting chickens because people would snatch their free range chooks. I have parrots, I guess it would require specialist training.
@@EvolvedParasite My Dobie protected the cats, chickens, horses, milk cow and calves. I think it probably would follow your bird if it could outside of the house should it get out. You just have to let him know that it is your bird and he would protect it because what is yours, is his and what is his, is his too! Don't take his toys or his blanket, day bed or your bed away from him as he owns everything... including your children, which he loves and protects. He will need a friend when you are gone, if you work. A cat isn't sufficient most of the time but he's going to need another doberman or a german shepard dog of the opposite sex. Its best to get a male doberman first, so that a female will beguile him into being the boss dog when actually she is. To get a female first is going to intimidate him and you may end up with a timid male dog. This is just my experience with Dobermans. Either male or female, they make terrific pets. If they aren't alone for long periods of time, they aren't destructive. But you will need a kennel if they are. They don't like being alone and get into mischief, alone because they are lonely.
After sharing 40+ years with Dobermans, we rescued a pitbul who'd been in the shelter for 3 years. I never thought she'd ever read my body language like my Dobes did and naturally guard me without it being noticable to others. To my surprise, she's actually better at it.
HEMI Momma rescue dogs are always the best
F***ing love that. Pits are the best.
While there are certainly some genetic traits that are somewhat consistent within breeds... which is partly why there are breeds I suppose, the variation within breeds can be interesting. I’ve owned two pitbulls and they were very different dogs. Both were good family dogs and good with people, but one was the worst guard dog.
I had a doberman back in my childhood days...he was so protective toward me that no one other than my parents can touch me in his watch...
rottweiler aka thick doberman.
they attac
they protec
but most importantly
they cute as heck
I'm warming to them, but my older half brother had two very very poorly adjusted ones when I was little that kept eating his mother's other pets. I suppose it's not a bad thing to be wary around dogs you don't know
Please don't compare rotties to doberman pinschers just because they have similar colouring. Dobermans are far more intelligent & are usually a lot healthier (more natrual, wolf-like builds and are far less prone to being overweight with bad joints etc).
@@NevxrBackDown don't they share the same DNA?
My beautiful Ridgeback girl is the love of our family. She’s grown up with our daughter and has protected her and us. My daughter called me at work one night to tell me she thought someone was outside the house. I told her to let the dog out. Without Emi, I would never dream of leaving my daughter at home, but with EMI, I know my girls safe.
She’s not great with strangers in general, but with her family, she’s the best, most loyal and affectionate dog I’ll ever have.
The only thing she’ll fight her family for is a pillow and a blanket. :)
I grew up with 2 German shepherds in my childhood. But after having. Ridgeback the muscles the size the intelligence the loyalty and dosnt mouth off always for no reason . Good luck to burglars even with weapons they are done for 😂
I have a doberman pincher and a rottweiler. I adore them both and sleep like a baby. Nobody bothers my house. ❤❤
Awesome i have 3 dobies
Doberman and Rottweiler are closely related breeds. They share bloodlines.
Beautiful!!!
How does your boyfriend cope?? ;(
nice choice!
Have a German Shepherd which I have socialized since he was 3 months old when I got him...he is the smartest, sweetest dog I have ever owned. Would highly recommend the breed!!!
I have two , one since she was a puppy who is now almost 2, and I have a soon to be six year old who I adopted on the 4th of July. They are the most lovable, but protective dogs I have ever had. They are so smart and easy to train.
My neighbor had number 10, I never seen such an obedient animal in my life and since then ever!
That dog set the benchmark in my eyes, ever since then I appreciate training. Must get training.
BLacKNesMonsTaz true for sure. my dog is only half, and I found her locked in the back of a trailer. Smartest dog 🐕 I’ve EVER and I mean ever have handled, a bit hyper though lol.
I had a Doberman when I was an infant, a Bullmastiff in my 20's, and have a Rottweiler now. The only people in danger are/were anyone trying to hurt me or my family.
I love my Fila. I know no one will hurt me. He is such a great companion dog.
At 3 months they will start to protect you.
My fav ..I was suprised to see it here ..It is not a well known Breed and esp for what it will do with out training ...
I am impressed that you spoke the truth about Rotti`s. so few really know the breed if they have not lived with them.
I LOVE Rottweilers!!! I've never had one, but 3 friends over the years did!
My best friend has a rott, I love that dog. sometimes we'll go for long rides then I'll buy him french fries from Mc Donald.
I love my rottie! She’s the most sweetest thing ever🥰 She wouldn’t even know how to harm someone!
@Carrier-Crow says who? Oh right your opinion.
@Not a Russian Boi well your wrong when it comes to bite force. Your wrong when it comes to intelligence. I might give you the acrobatic skill. But the line of working dogs my rotts come from have been herding cattle for generations and have the stamina of cross country runners. And obedience comes from consistent training not from their genes.
Rottweilers and Dobermans are my two favorite dogs
Dobermans are my favorite I used to have one 10 years ago best dog ever he used to go with me everywhere everyone new him I'd take him to partys and everything he was more popular then me at partys lmao.
I grew up with Dobermans but after having 2 Rottweilers I'd never have any other
The only time I was ever attacked by a dog was in Berlin in 1996, and it was either a fat Doberman or a skinny rotty. But I've got worse injuries from farm cats.
used to raise rotty's.... absolutely love them.
Love rotties.....except they tend to drool.
Pits are my love.
My Doberman is by far a superb protector and companion. She would die, before letting a “bad guy” get to me. On the other hand she’s very loving to me and my friends.
My girl use to be the same way, she was raised with my children as a single mum, I can honestly say she was so protective!!
I've always dreamed to have a Doberman but husband refuses. They are so elegant and command respect I love them. Luck you!
its good that shes loyal and stuff but you shouldnt treat them like weapons lol
Yea, same with my akita.... yet no mention of that breed.
P.s. an akita would not let your Doberman protect you. I think this is a poor list
robert sparkes shut the fuck up faggot, i'll kick your ugly ass dog and make him yelp and i buttfucked ur wife
Is is just me or did he say the same thing for all the dogs ?
It basically is the same thing
Yes just you. They aren't all good as police dogs. They aren't all as easy to train. Some aren't good in families. Some aren't very trusting and some must be socialized very young with other dogs. Some need extra training. Uh yeah, basically you didn't listen to it. Lol
Pretty much the same.
My guess is that the best guard dogs share many traits as those traits are what make them good at it in the first place.
All are dogs in fact
I had a Rottweiler and she was the best dog I've known, although many people were intimidated by her looks she was actually very friendly, always excited to play with dogs(except a few), and she was protective of us, once when I was little I was riding my bike in front of our house, then these two small dogs out of no where came running and barking at me (I was small so yeah little dogs coming at me aggressively scared me) no one was around but we had our garage open and my dog was just chilling somewhere in there I'm guessing, she came out running and barking at the other two dogs and even bit one right on its neck, she stood in front of me standing her ground and the two small dogs backed off. She was a great dog and pretty groofy at times, sadly she just recently passed away after we found out she had lung cancer, in a matter of 3 days after finding out she passed away, I miss her a lot since she had been with us for 13 years but I'm also glad that I don't have to watch her suffer no more as she was just done, not eating anything (not even stake or treats or sausages as the doctor suggested to try and make the most out of her final days), she had no energy and would just lay there and could barley even walk. I spent all the time I had left with her not leaving her side, sleeping downstairs with her and missing school to. The day we were going to put her down, we had family members and friends who came over wanting to say goodbye, I guess she knew as once everybody was here and we were about to take her, she let go, sadly it wasn't a peaceful death and she suffercated from her blood and we had to watch her die for 3 min before she done. She was a great dog well trained by my dad that even though she was hurt, she still listened immediately when I had her sit, lay, and not touch the treat even when I left. That was a week before we found out, before she was completely drained of energy. And even though as I grew up, I hung around her the most than any of my family, she still favored my dad the most even though he would barely hang with her anymore, I'm not surprised though and I would want it that way, even though she was drained of energy during her final days, only my dad was able to get her to still wag her bunny tail just a little bit. My dad said that right before she died, he watched her get up and go by the door then she looked back at him and wagged her tail one last time before she layed down and let go. We wish to belive that she wanted to die in the comfort of her home, and after having all her family and more come to say goodbye, she felt enough love for her to finnaly say goodbye. We will always miss her, if you want to she what she looks like, I got pictures of her on my Instagram moocus14
just sayin' - I had wanted a Ridgeback for years but decided to wait until I had the time and space for him. Two years ago I packed my automotive shop up and also bought a small ranch. Almost immediately bought my Ridgeback and like most dog owners think he is a part of our family and the greatest dog in the world - the only difference is that he IS the best dog. Go ahead, ask him.
My Belgian Malinois secures a perimeter of 1.5 acres with multiple elevations in 60 seconds, as soon as he wakes up. He goes everywhere with me.
I'd love a Malinois, I many friends whom have them.. Incredible breed!!
Jealous of your 1.5 acres, I'd have several dogs if I was so lucky to come by that land!!
My wife went to the shelter to pick up a "small dog that didn't shed". She came home with a Malinois because it "looked into her eyes".
We had Sophie for fourteen years. She grew into 115 pounds of love and dedication, and taught me that to a dog, standing stock still and staring was just as effective as going into a full out attack. I saw coyotes, pitbulls and a wolfhound melt away under her gaze. I'll never get another dog, because I had the best.
@@JohnP538 Aw what a beautiful story! Brilliant choice by your wife, what a lovely thing to do and go to a shelter!!
I know what you mean by having the best dog, I felt the same after losing my Dobbie, but when I became single 3 years ago I thought I'm ready after 9 years so glad I opened up to getting my GSD!
I'd love to see a picture of her do you have any available on here? I'm from the UK, never have I seen a (coyote) did your girl have a high pray drive? My boy does always tracking/herding constantly!!
Malinois are the greatest ... they are super smart - unbelievably Athletic- & loyal / Loving of their Humans .
My boy Wyatt was my best friend he would’ve walked threw Fire for me . I was so fortunate to share 12YRs with him . Miss ya buddy
I have a Boston Terrier. .....No dog can lick you to death faster.
My 2 pits-ruph and redi are like that 2. I wish your baby nothing nut the best.
My Ridgeback can be the same at times. I'm drowned every time I get home!🤣
@@thatonefruitthatistasty708 they are beautiful dogs!!
Does your dog need training?
A flat coat would give him a run for that prize!
my favorite German shepherd
When I lived off campus in an apartment near the University of South Carolina, I had a black cat I called Nightshade. She was the runt of the litter. She earned her name being expanded to Deadly Nightshade by driving off three large stray dogs set on making my grilled steak their dinner.
That very same year, Miss Deadly Nightshade aided in the aprehensión and arrest of a serial burgeler who made the mistake of trying to break into my apartment! When I came home after my late-night air shift on WUSC-FM, I found my cat highly agitated with blood on her claws and teeth. When I saw that my apartment was broken into, I called the police and told them what I came home to.
Thanks to Miss Deadly Nightshade the police were able to arrest the serial burgeler at the Lexington County Hospital ER where he was being treated for multiple cat scratches and cat bites.
My black cat essentially caught this big hulking serial burgeler and made him emotionally traumatized!
That's intense
Cats make poor guard dogs...
(just saying)
Great video. Thanks for mentioning the Doberman! They are definitely an amazing guard dog!
They should be #1 on every list for a guard dog...they were literally made for that purpose.
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My doberman is the only protection I need. He loves his squeeky toys all 7, knows them by color and name. But most of all he cuddles up to me every night.
@Not a Russian Boi Yeah, I've got a lot. But make sure you get one from a reputable breeder. You'll have less health problems and they'll probably do genetic health tests etc. I have a video all about where to find Doberman puppies for sale where I give some advice on this.
"Guns you can pet."
Bill Burr
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I pet my guns.
How tf didn't the best breed in the world make this list?
“A large property you are trying to protect”
Me : AR15? Scar H? Mk18?
My neopolitan mastiff was one hell of a guard dog, 175 lbs of awesome. Damn, I wish he was still around.
i have 2 pit bulls and they are the most loyal and loving dogs i’ve ever had they are very good pets and good for protecting your homes pit bulls should have been on this list
Bryce_Playz27 The best dog I’ve ever had was a pit. Big Boy was very intelligent and loyal. He lived in the house with us for almost 15 years. He passed away 9 years ago, I still miss him. R.I.P. BigBoy🙏🏾
Ive only owned pitts sweetest most loving dogs. My current pitt Anubis can't guard for sh8t he loves ppl too much!!
I have a year old Rottweiler and she's afraid of everything.
They only come with 2 temperaments: baby or Cujo.
Lol. Yes they can be big babies. I’ve had many over the years (I will always own one and would move if my area ever banned them) and have always told people you don’t need a mean one. Someone comes to your door and sees/hears a Rottie on the other side of it, they are going next door. They absolutely love kids too. I would not suggest anybody mess with any children left with my big girl. She is is having none of it! A definite trait from their shepherding lineage. 🙂 Also, imho, the above, “Cujo or a baby” comment is wrong. In my experience with the breed the only “mean” Rottie is one that has ruined by a bad owner. It is possible to find one not “wired” properly once in a while, but you can say the same of any breed. ROTTIES RULE!
Give her some time mines 6 and she was the same she finally came around.
It's usually down to the dog not having any confidence, watch some confidence training videos, might help
Hahaha yes so true.
1. German Shepherd
2. Belgian Malnois
3. Doberman
4. Rottweiler
5.pitbull
Pitbulls are HORRIBLE for home protection. They were bred for gameness and the ability to fight other animals. Dogmen didn't want the dog turning on them when they broke them up in the pit so they incorporated a very friendly and eager to please temperament into the breed. Pitbulls are very useful for hunting and illegal activities like dog fighting but not so much for home protection
Co Banks some people are straight retards thank you for proving you are one
@@cole590 Wow you have no knowledge of pitbulls at all lmao. Pitbulls were nicknamed the babysitter dog because they were used to watch children
@@cole590 Come try and break into my house and see if my bulls arent good for home protection
@@robertdwinell3459 yeah how so? The American Pitbull terrier was specifically bred for fighting. The term "pitbull" is used to describe about 5 different breeds. REAL PITBULLS are shitty guard dogs
I had a Fila.. he was so protective and fierce. I miss him everyday
Dobermans forever for me!
I own one too. She is so loyal
They are powerful and great dogs they are legends
Cheap version of rottweiler :)
Working line Doberman’s 👍🏻
We have a pitbull. That is the most loving dog we have ever had. He's not been put through a test yet. But pretty sure I would not want to be the one who does.
Bobby joe I have a red-nose pit bull, and he’s loving to ppl that I’m friendly with, but if he senses me feel at unease he gets very protective! Best dog I’ve ever had!
@@lancecarrauthers8454 Ours is red. Wife at home by herself. Told her if someone comes up and is no good. If she feels threaten let him go. Have no worries he would take care of business.
I have a chocolate pit and she's by far the best guard dog I've ever had, we love her and she loves us..... she'd give her own life if need be.
You forgot:
1. Kangal Shepherd
2. Cane Corso
3. Dogo Argentino
Ya and Boerbol and Central Asian Sheperd and many more I can't think of right now
caucasian shepherd
Tibetan mastiff
Indian mastiff
Omfg no one gets (or should get) a Kangal or Caucasian Shepherd as a fucking guard dog unless you're living out on a farm or near wolves... Stop naming dogs just because they are big.
What about the pitbull? They're loyal the best breed ive ever owned. They are amazing with kids and they're just loving dogs.
Robert Smith That May be true, but pit bulls tend to have a bad rep.
@@gregallsmagic Yea it's sad they get labeled like they do.
There missunderstood homie mfs thats not educated don’t under stand them
People only like pitbulls because they have a bad rap. They are a shit breed that shouldn’t exist. My uncle loves dogs and trains them all very well. He has 2 pitbulls, one is a sweetheart, and the other has attacked every one of his kids and tore the leg muscles off a girl after he jumped through a screen window and it nearly killed our grandma. Any dog can snap and any dog can be a loving family dog, but none snap more and are as relentless as pitbulls...they have that bad rap for a reason. They dont just attack, if left alone there wont be anything left of a person but bones.
@@blackrifle3742 I'm sorry to hear about that, I have staffy, pit and my whole family has pits they are babies but we never leave our kids alone with an dog
I don’t care what my dog breed is
I love them any way
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They should have included the Pitbull. Very loyal and trusting dog. With the right owner this dog is great. Don't rule out this breed.
Pitbulls are idiots when not trained right. Also, there are scores of videos of pitbulls licking home invaders and wanting to play fetch(I'm serious). Look it up. Putbulls suck as guard dogs.
@@glorymanheretosleep true.. they are wonderful dogs. honestly most pits I've come across are usually kind of dopey (in a good way). They are usually goof balls. ^__^
@@glorymanheretosleep Break into my house and see what a pit will do with you. I know my dog and what she does.
@@beerrunner8153 She will give me tons of licks and kisses! :D
Owned dogs all my life. Own a Rotty now. Never seen anything like him when it comes to home security. Best guard dog ever
I've owned pit bulls Rottweilers a Great Pyrenees Labradors and the best guard dog I ever owned was a red Australian Cattle Dog female
All dogs have different prey drive or territorial doesn't matter the breed it different for each dog
Carol Nash hahaha 😂 I know right a cattle dog over a Rottweiler 😂 sure
@White Devil they play them if they know they're smarter then the human but they're in the top 5 smartest dogs on any list
@Raj Maj Lucky :( I want an aussie 2 :D
Questions 4 u if u don't mind :P
Do they shed a lot?
R they good with kids?
R they REALLY smart?
R they soft XD?
@@bria3280 buy Aussie do you mean Australian Shepherd? If so they do shed a lot and they have a pretty sweet temperament. But can be. Territorial over their property High energy like any of the working breeds require a lot of exercise and mental stimulation. As far as Australian Cattle Dogs go They're tolerant to their kids. Not real tolerant of the rowdy mischievous kids down the street though LOL. They will lay down their life for their immediate family no questions asked. Usually pretty one person dogs when it comes to who they will obey or not
Some ppl need their dog 🐕 to protect them, I protect my dog 💪
Why you on this video if you protect your dog silly ass lol.
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@Noartist I never said it shouldn't be that way and I don't even want or have a dog, I want a bunny I was just wondering why watch this video if you would protect your dog. Basically I'm saying it seem like he was not really going to protect his dog it was a joke but whatever you say, I just came to look at pretty animals.
@Noartist and trust me you don't have to explain how It should be lol, if you saw my MMA videos and saw how hard I kick lol it be obvious I'm not running from a fight against human or animal. Ha.. I would break anyone jaw without trying.
@@animation8275 Could one not watch it because of that? Silly ass, lol.
"The puli is very attentive"
How tf can it even see with all that hair?
Ultra instinct
And how can it defend u with all that dreadlocks on it? One can just grab the hair and swing it...
Don't know how they can see, but trust me they can. Grew up with one. He thought our 6 foot privacy fence was a hurdle.
@@annagagliardi2046 you reach for it it will have you. I have seen what happens to a German shepherd when it tried. The German shepherd lost and had multiple stitches over 100. The Puli had one tooth mark on its muzzle. He also easy lived to 16 yrs of age.
@@SledgeHammer43 Cute! I imagine it would be hard for the german shepherd to grab the skin thru all that hair, so yes, tooth mark on muzzle sounds right. I believe you!
Meanwhile my Beagle was always too busy chewing the couch to even bark.
Will always have Rotties, best dogs I have ever owned. Super smart, loyal, protective, awesome with children, and big cuddle pups!
German shepherd no 1 in the world beautiful loving highly intelligent. Ranked number 3 on most intelligent dog breeds in the world 146 dog breeds 💕💕💕💕💕🐆🐆💕💕💕
My GSD is a genious!! She is trained in 3 disciplines. Wonderful dog breed!! I've had Malinois as well, and I'll tell yah, my GSD is way better for what I need. Awesome dogs, best in the world!
I used to have a small german sheppard..1 day he fallowed me into the bush to cut wood and before i got out of the truck the dog was freaking out beside me literally trying to jump in the window....i let him in the truck and while looking around i spotted a very strange stump. I honked the horn and it moved it was a big gray wolf not far away. I didnt want to leave so i got out...found a huge branch bigger and longer then a baseball bat...called the dog and we approached and got to within 10-15 feet at which point i stopped and with the dog attempted to casually walk back away from us 3. i said his name and pointed at the ground beside me. Thats where he sat. After a brief stare down the wolf walked back into the bush and when i went about my business he came back out....but once the chainsaw started he was gone....ive never seen a dog pee so much in the next half hour....that was a very scared but loyal dog and im glad grateful the wolf walked away. The wolf was nearly twice my dogs size
Lady if you was my sister you'd have a pet German shepherd and a guardian 230lb English Mastiff...have more respect for your males! we can control a German Shepard 😐 . How would we get this far if a 90lb dog could dominate us !??
@@TheCraigy83 dogs are naturally submissive to their family and the people who feed and care for it. There is no need to control it because it will do almost anything to please its owners
@Ryan Scott
Stop being a mindless drone...every year dogs kill hundreds of owners..go search the stats.
I said most males can control a german Shepard if it attacks.
I had a female German Shepherd that was loving, loyal, and calm. She lay on the floor but sprung to life when someone knocked on the door and refused to move as she stood between me and whoever was at the door. As soon as she realized the visitor was okay, she went back to her spot and lay down. I'll never forget the time I walked down the lane to get the paper and I suffered a diabetic blackout. I stumbled along and was a hundred yards from my driveway and was trying to get into a stranger's car. I felt something pulling on my leg and looked down to see Sadie, my German Shepherd. Not knowing where I was I followed her and she led me home. She stayed by my side, even when the paramedics arrived. She somehow knew they were there to help me and kept an eye on them, but allowed them to assist me. I loved that dog.
*oMg tHoSe dOgS ArE sO dAnGeRoUs*
My neighbors Rottweiler: **Lets me pet him through the fence, and is very confused when a leaf lands on his back**
Not only is every breed different, but also the dogs themselves. You can turn every dog into great guardians, though bigger dogs are usually more fit to do the job.
My Dutch Shepherd and Golden Rottweiler are the sweetest dogs and know very well how to guard my house
Martin Basten no you can’t actually
Any dogs basically used by the Germans in world war 2 is the best guard dogs
The Germans had to kill the French Mastiffs dogue de bordeaux because of their undying loyalty.
I'VE GOT 2 BOXER BITCHES ,,,,,,,
HOLY SHIT THEIR PROTECTIVE
@@kjsmith7472 loyalty towards french aur Germans
I have a short vid of one of my German Shepherds, this one is extremely smart and almost bit put a pitbull’s neck off because it tried to attack me.
My sister had the absolute sweetest tempered Rottweiler I'd ever seen.....She'd protect the house for sure....and when I would go there, if she saw me at the door, she'd go ballistic....until she recognized me...and then the little nub tail would start wagging furiously and she'd get all excited.....and smart ......they had a a large "crate" in the basement, and no matter where you were in the house (3 story) all you had to do was say, "Leela...crate" and she'd turn around an bob on down the stairs and get right in. She was really a fantastic dog.
Dang no Akita, I expected that dog to be on here.
Next doors got 1 there real protectors if hes alone in the garden i can stroke him if his owners in the garden i can't get near him he would eat me
No Akita? That tells me all I need to know about this list. I won't waste any more time watching.
@@JJSloan it was still a nice list but Akita should of been on here it's so underated.
@@optimusprime5166 I guess the dogs on the list are good guard dogs, but this shouldn't claim to be "top ten best guardian dogs" maybe "my 10 favorite guard dogs" or something like that.
The person making the video obviously does not know about the Akita all I ever owned and still own are Akita’s and wolf hybrids
Top 10 dogs most people aren’t competent to own.
My dog:
he dont attac
he dont protec
but most importantly
he only want snacc
Where a KUVASZ is guarding the house, there is nothing, no stranger can cross the fence line. My lovely big white dog!
I think German Shephard should be ranked 1st.
Well its the perfect dog
Idk... those used to be my favorite. But many I meet now are just plain 'off'. Not sure if it's the breeding or raising.
For example my aunt has 2 purebreds, the slightest loud noise miles away and they're clawing at the door to get in and hide. Met some other goofy ones recently as well at the dog park... not social at all to friendlies. Idk
ne0teric agree
I think it should be the kangal (turkish sheppard?)
Agree German and 2 rank should be Belgian Malinois
Miss my Doberman , so much 9 years after losing her I bought myself a German Shepherd!!
Its hell losing a dog my teddys 2 and if i die i want him put down and buried with me the bond me and that dog have is unreal im scared of dying but knowing my pup would be with me stops my fear people will hurt u dogs are loyal
@@lazyfishing2919 I know exactly how you feel there, 9 years I still cry about losing my Bonnie (destroyed me) Do you not have anyone you trust to take care of your fur baby, should anything happen? I prey nothing does happen to you Lazy Fishing. I will cremate all my pets as I did with Bonnie, and they will go with me. You will never find anything more loyal then a dog though!
@@paulamariabarwick8817 yeah theres lots of people but he won't even settle with my girl if im not there he crys and gets all upset im only 26 but when he goes ill seriously consider following deaths the sad reality of life were all going 1 day just gotta enjoy it while were here be thankful everytime we wake up
Paula Barwick l wanted to die with my dog in the coming revulsion but the vet got him first died while getting his teeth cleaned.
@@lazyfishing2919 I understand my boy can be funny with some men, due to me not socialising him with them, he's only been with me! You will have plenty of happy years yet still to love your Teddy.. Make each and every moment count! Sending hugs
This is amazing! It changed the way I interact with my dogs! We really don't consider their own thought process enough and sometimes we reward them for behaviors that we don't even realize. Thank you SO much for this!
No Akita??? I’d leave the house unlocked knowing mines on patrol
The most dominating dog to own they really have a strong mindset I guess its all the bear hunting in there genes
Puli just looks like a homeless person.
Lmfaoooo great comment!!
They look more like Whoopi Goldberg
With a much better personality.
My first thought was a dog in a ghillie suit.
That mop can jump a 6 ft fence. I had one growing up. He lived 15 years. That mop of fur protects them from the teeth of wolves. He once got into a fight with a German Shepherd. He only had one tooth mark. The German Shepherd would probably have been killed if we didn't call him off. We ended up rushing the neighbor's German shepherd to a local pet hospital. They couldn't believe the amount of damage our puli had done to him and that he was still alive.
How in the hell you have a list of protective breeds, yet the pitbull, staffordshire,Cane Corso, and the Boerbel are nowhere to be found??????
Bee Kendricks
Because of society’s outlook on them. 😤
@@bthesailor3804 HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THEIR LOYALTY TO OWNER!!!
@@johnleon2594 smh
Exactly no cane corso smfh
Because a pit bull is the worst breed for being a guard dog. They had all of the human aggression bred out of them so they wouldn't bite the referees during dog fights. It takes a lot of torture to make a pit bull human aggressive.
The German shepherd, and I owned 4 of them, is the most superb dog breed ever. Better than humans.
I mean, to be fair, most dogs are better than humans LOL
@@IHighflyerI ; agreed my friend. Most animals are. You will not a disagreement on this issue with me. Respectfully.
@@IHighflyerI True!! If humans were more like dogs, we would be much better off.
@@BD-cu4cq Agree. Animals are instinctively afraid of humans, and unlike humans, they only kill for self-defense or to survive. A person who kills an animal for a reason other that self-defense or to eat/survive, is no better than an animal. I'm no animal activist, just an animal lover.
On my 5th ... I like em all but shepherds just rule
The puli, also very helpful as police dogs, can double as a mop
Thanks for the likes😎
Also would fit in well with bob Marley and the wailers if they need to borrow extra dreadlocks.
I thought we only harvested wicks!
The Puli has dread locks
Poor dogs can't see lol.
@@Ho6uitar 😒
What about the real guard dogs? Cane Corso, Presa Canario, Boerboel, Ovcharka, Kangal and so on?!?
I have a corso... excellent guard dog!!
Dogo Argentino, almost no one enters, no one gets out.
@@pablobadui3269 Creepy, dude.
Agree. Come get past my Ovcharka....
Oh god the Kangal. That isn't a guard dog. It's a chief of police
I have a 16 month old presa canario .... Very balanced and watchful ... But when he is in protection mode he scares even me lol
Then you should not own it. Get a poodle.
@@volgawolfhounds741 Get a poodle is a bit of an insult. No need. But I do agree that one should not own a dog that scares them!! apolloetic would probably be happier with a German Shepherd.
@@dindinprivate3477 he was joking/being sarcastic about being scared lol
@@kimsmith671 Glad to hear that. Good luck and have fun with your presa canario.
The Presa is a great choice for a guard dog. A burglars worst nightmare...
My boy the giant Schnauzer makes the list 😍
I was attacked by a German Shepherd many years ago and it still didn’t put me off getting one, they’re amazing
Joshua Dever my sister was attacked by a Labrador Retriever and our family ended up with three! 😆
I have a GSD as well, I agree, they are amazing (but lots of work, and the shedding... 😳). Great dogs! ❤️
If you have a Puli, you will never have to buy a Swifer duster. 😃
You'd probably get the ASPCA called on you everyday for owning one. ASPCA: sir your dog is severely matted! Owner: but it's a puli ASPCA: sir I don't care what you call him your going to court owner: damn it...
American Pitbull Terrier should be at the top of this list.
Andrew Chetty you are right!! Non more loyal!! Pit’s get a bad Rep, but are #1 in my book!!❤️
@@ricardocorbie6803 also very intelligent and highly trainable, but even more then that, there is just something about them, that is just on another level. I've never met a breed with a bigger heart than a pit.
my daughter rides hers thru the house most loyal dog ive seen
Andrew Chetty where the pitbulls at?
when he came to the Puli, and said police dog, i thought, yea, you have a giant mop chasing you down the street.
he is like a jamaican drag dealer working for the pigs😈😂😂😂
Once heard a Ridgeback say, "Come play with me".
What's going on with the pic of a Boxer, while you talk about Bullmastiffs ?
Was going to say the same
I was about to comment that it amazes me how many people make videos without a single clue of what they are talking about. Probably don’t even know how to distinguish the breeds...
I noticed that, should be #11 The Boxer.
No Cane Corso? 🤦♂️
It's a bullmastiff, learn your dog breeds.
My house is known for my dog! A German Shepherd. Deep loud bark, my dog is present before anyone reaches my door, my driveway or a fence. There are 2 signs posted on my fence “Guarded by GSD” haven’t had anyone bug me till this day.
My late Border Collie saved my family from an early morning break-in from an intruder. She growled to let me know someone was in the yard and threw herself into an outside door that was being opened. She had never been aggressive before but she protected us that night!
I've got a Bichon Frise/Havanese Mix and a Chihuahua/Rat Terrier Mix. I've never had a more unnaturally VICIOUS, dedicated & determined pair of small dogs to my personal safety. I've never seen/heard a dog acting like these two do to try and protect me; even when I worked for 3 years at a Vet Clinic and my several years of volunteering for Dog & Cat rescues.
Here is my best example of their bravery & determination to protect me and our home when they were about 1.5 years old (I got them both in a month's span of each other for training purposes; at 3 months old (Bichon) & 6 months old (Chihuahua Rescue)).
My husband came home REALLY LATE from work (9pm is pitch black around here and he is normally home by 5pm during daylight hours) to a dark home (lights were off) with me very ill & sleeping in bed with the dogs.
They heard my 6'4" husband get into the home and they leapt off our 3 foot high king-sized bed and ATTACKED him!
The Bichon Mix IMMEDIATELY BIT his STEEL-TOED BOOTS, leaving TEETH MARKS in the leather; and when he didn't hear my husband yelp, he whirled around and charged his 30 lbs body straight into his legs to try and knock him to the ground.
Meanwhile, the 14 lbs Chihuahua is barking & trying to distract my husband's attention from the Bichon who is biting his boots. When the Bichon whirls around 3 feet of distance to try and do a knockdown, the Chihuahua actually bites into the cloth section of my husband's pant leg and tries to pull/tug my husband's foot out from underneath him as the other dog is slamming his 30 pound body into the other leg simultaneously! It was ONLY when my husband shouted in suprise & shock at almost being knocked down in the pitch black house that our two dogs IMMEDIATELY STOPPED their "defense of the home" and started apologetically licking my husband and chirping submissive little sounds to him.
I was very weak & ill in bed that day and I honestly think that the abnormally dark house, the late time coming home, mixed with the fact that he was not loudly talking on the phone, like normal, when entering the home is what convinced the dogs that he was more likely a threat instead of a friend.
I've grown up and lived with dogs ALL MY LIFE and I have never seen a more successful pair of SMALL ATTACK DOGS than the two I currently own. It's really interesting how well these two little dogs from VERY DIFFERENT dog breed backgrounds could learn to work so fluidly with each other to try and takedown a 6'4" tall, more than 250 lbs, 30 year old adult, MALE intruder.
I'm not an "average knowledge about animals" kind of person when it comes to my dog knowledge either. I was so dedicated to animal healthcare that I even did my first year of University as a Pre-Vet student before I switched from a Biology Major (I was two courses shy of a double Major, and graduated with a Concentration in Bio) to Psychology so I could work & help care for mentally disabled or vulnerable people as a career.
Pit bull is kind of my type who else has onne
dude pit bulls suck
Mr Omnipotent oh yeah? And why’s that?
I’ve got one and She’s great
@@ChiChi52897 Only a moron would say that.
Pit bulls are the best dogs on the planet to me
Rottweiler is always my no 1.
Proud Rottweiler owner here! Love her soo much!
Proud owner of a rottweiler. I grew up around them and am now an owner of my second one. Awesome dogs and very smart.
My favorites are the Great Dane, Siberian Husky and my current dog Anatolian shepard. What a dog! She's really big at 130 lbs during winter and 120 lbs in summer. She wants to do her instinctual job but I have no there animals. She was left behind at an abandoned house. I don't think she's ever had a loving master. Her instincts are strong but she trys to hold them back..her bark and growl is huge! My neighbors down the road think I have a bear..lol.
She's a strong protector for sure.
Amazing dog, I love those
A lot of great dogs on this list, but the German Shepherd is #1.
True
Nope
True
Agreed
Akitas are #1
My chihuahua is so sweet she could give an intruder a house tour but my German Shepherd sees an intruder he’s gonna bite him down.
Maria Hernandez a tour 😂😂
Jerome Cioffi yes a tour she tries but fails and just wants to snug with them.
I had a Doberman companion dog for the first 12 years of my life. He was a phenomenal dog. He followed me everywhere. He scared off snakes and barked when I ventured too far. I still miss him.
Thanks for the list, I think I will stick with my Cane Corso . I have had three of the dogs on this list, by far my Corso is the best dog I have ever owned When it comes to this category!
I would have to agree this is a good list as far as well known breeds. I too have hand multiple of these breeds and I will choose my Catahoula blue merle over anyone on this list!
My sister has a corso and every time we're sitting around laughing playing having a cocktail that heifer always growling at me because she doesn't like us horseplaying around
@@denisegriffin4343 He shouldn't be allowed to growl at you, your sister needs to work on that.
@@martytrout6252 you are right but mind you when my dog is with me she's quiet so I believe it's a female thing nonetheless it's not an excuse because if she growls at me she'll try to attack me and I do mean TRY she won't get that opportunity😉
@@martytrout6252 I would have to agree Her sister needs to get that corrected.
I think you forgot the Akita but BTW the list was good!
Overlooked it for sure
I've had Akitas my entire life and in my opinion, their intelligence and protective instincts are second to none.
Akitas are amazing
My Akita would give her life for me and my family. Intelligent and strong but definitely not for someone not willing to train them.
Akita's are great but I would never choose one if I were a first time dog owner or even looking for my first ever guard dog since they can be very hard to train (not because they are dumb but because they are so smart). I also still wouldn't choose one over a Doberman.
I raised Dobermans in my twenties and they were just big lap babies with everyone. People were afraid at first then couldn't believe how sweet and loving they were. And they're regal and gorgeous!! My Chihuahuas were the meanest dogs I ever owned.
I'm genuinely surprised Chow chows didnt show up. They are notorious for their protective behavior and fierce loyalty
@Jason Price Even if that were true of the breed, that doesnt mean they arent a good guard animal. Highly territorial, fiercely loyal, and extremely powerful for their size, and intelligent. They are a great guard animal.
Why no pitbulls those dogs are so protective their known as nanny dogs they will give their life for their family... a well trained Pit is the perfect dog hands down
Nah
Mine is
Mine is too
In the city, no dog strike fear in a person like the pit bull. Their gr8 guard dogs.
They are too unpredictable and dangerous and are banned in many countries.
My German shepherd is perfect for protecting me and my business, people cross the street when I walk her down the street
Probably think you don't have control over your 🐕
This is the best "Top 10 Best" video that I've seen.
We have a Belgian Malnois and he is the best dog I've ever had. extremely loyal, powerful and fast. He is a huge pack animal and is always at my wife's side.