The Saint Bernard is an enormous breed of dog that, at 200 pounds and a height of 30 inches, is likely the largest of all the different types of dogs.
The lovely droopy aspect of the dog has a particular identity thanks to the white and black patterns in tan that are typical of the breed.
The Dogue de Bordeaux is a powerful and venerable French dog breed that belongs to the mastiff type.
The dog can immediately develop a warm and loving relationship with the family, making him an excellent companion for children.
Neapolitan Mastiffs, who are to the Molossus family and have their origins in Italy, are lovingly referred to as "knuckleheads" by fans due of their huge heads.
The dog native in the Tibetan zone is noted for its warmth and is a loyal guard of homes while guarding them on all sides and excellent awareness and agility.
The male Anatolian Shepherd can weigh up to 150 pounds and stand as tall as 29 inches, making it a gigantic dog with a curly Q-tail, a fluffy tan coat.
This breed is among the oldest dog breeds in existence, dating back to the Bronze Age when they were used to help shepherds and farmers.