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Known for loyalty, the Akita is an ancient Japanese breed with a thick double coat and large stature, ensuring a standout presence. This breed requires early socialization to interact well with people and other dogs
Featuring droopy ears and expressive eyes, the Bloodhound is larger than a basset hound. This breed is easygoing but needs ample space to sniff around, earning its reputation as a "sleuth hound." Weight: 80 to 110 pounds.
The Bullmastiff is a blend of bulldog and mastiff, resulting in a breed slightly smaller than a mastiff but retaining many of its traits, including a docile nature. Weight: 100 to 130 pounds.
Renowned for their affectionate nature, Saint Bernards are large, furry dogs ideal for families and children. Despite their tendency to drool and shed, their low barking makes them a quiet presence. Weight: 120 to 180 pounds.
With striking eyes and varied colors, the Siberian Husky is an appealing breed known for its family-friendly and sociable demeanor. Despite a dense fur coat, it remains relatively odor-free and is quite vocal.
The Irish Wolfhound holds the title of the tallest recognized dog breed by the AKC. This breed has been around since the 15th century and is celebrated for its affectionate and protective nature. Weight: 105 to 120 pounds.
Distinguished by its long, corded fur, the Komondor requires significant grooming but is an affectionate and trainable breed. Experience is beneficial for training this breed effectively. Weight: 80 to 100 pounds.
The Chesapeake Bay Retriever, affectionately called "Chessies," is known for its loyalty and high energy. Its waterproof coat makes it suitable for outdoor activities and adventures. Weight: 65 to 80 pounds.
Recognized for its intelligence and confidence, the Briard is a furry breed with a big heart. Like other herding breeds, it is highly trainable and protective of its owners. Weight: 55 to 100 pounds.
The Borzoi, a Russian breed descended from the greyhound, requires ample space to run. Despite their speed, these regal dogs are calm and agreeable once properly trained. Weight: 60 to 105 pounds.