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THE BIGGEST DOGS In The World

THE BIGGEST DOGS In The World Subscribe to Viral Now: https://www.youtube.com/user/butterar... Viral Now is the #1 place for all your heart warming stories about amazing people that will inspire you everyday. Make sure to subscribe and never miss a single video! #viral #amazing #ViralNow THE BIGGEST DOGS In The World Different dogs in various geographic areas have been honed by humans over the years to perform certain roles, from hunter to protector, from herder to companion. Size has been an important player in the quest for excellence for some of these breeds. No matter how scary they may appear, these large dogs are generally caring, confident, trustworthy, and mild-tempered animals. But just a heads up, you may feel the urge to own one after this if you haven’t yet. However, it may not be the best idea if you have little knowledge of dogs. Today’s video focuses on what we call powerhouses, the hulks of dogs. Be ready to be amazed as we countdown the BIGGEST dogs in the world! 10. Tosa Inu Known as the Japanese fighting dog, the Tosi Inu was made to be a huge dogfighting machine. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that animal violence is a serious problem. Therefore, we will advise you to never have a Tosa with another same-sex dog. Well come to think of it, we ask you not to bring another dog at all. The same applies to cats. Tosas can demonstrate aggressive behavior towards cats and little puppies. In short, any animal that runs. For a livestock farm, this isn’t your type of dog to keep. A Tosa Inu shouldn't be violent towards human beings. Although coupled with its tremendous strength, the stamina and agility of this breed mean that it must be well-trained, well socialized, bred, and always under control. It’s often characterized as "silent, calm, and relaxed until aroused." If you’re interested to have such a breed, kindly have a sign on your entrance to warn us. 9. Leonberger https://cdn.thecoolist.com/wp-content... A powerful and huge dog, indeed, but the Leonberger is also known for his aristocratic and elegance grace. A male can stand at the shoulder at over 31 inches and weigh just as much as a full-grown adult. The lion-like mane around the neck and chest is a dramatic character of the male's coat. A well-built Leo moves with a fast, elastic gait and despite being sweet, no-one is a fool. Like most watchdogs and all-around workers, they show intellect and sound judgment. Leos need plenty of grooming, plenty of space to romp, and unconditional love. Originally from Germany, this giant breed requires a commitment to training and a high tolerance of confusion and mess. Unlike the previous breed, Leo doesn’t mind being with not only his own kind but also other breeds and animals including cats. But because of their large size, the children should never be left alone. This is a sensitive dog who dislikes hearing arguments from his family. Seriously, hold your disagreements private or he may attempt to interfere. 8. The Irish Wolfhound Some interesting historical facts about the Irish Wolfhound dog breed was that they were commonly used for pulling people off horses and chariots. They often would hunt huge animals like the deer, boar, and wolves. This isn’t a bluff. Despite being able to run at great speed, almost all their actions around the house are in decidedly slow motion. Today, this adaptable dog is a family companion that also competes in obedience, tracking, and coursing lure. They are gentle, noble, tender, and easy but they definitely aren't prospects for snap-to-it obedience. Though these are purebred dogs, some may still end up in shelter or rescue care. If this is the breed for you, consider adoption. On average, the Irish Wolfhound is the world's tallest dog breed, though many other breeds can exceed it. 7. Scottish Deerhound The Scottish Deerhound is another breed with a very interesting background. They originally had the purpose of hunting and bringing down the Scottish roe deer!! This is a magnificent beast twice or more the size of the dog!!! Today, they’ve adapted to a chill way of life that involves long walks, running escapades, regular meals, and a nice nap on a sofa. At first glance, this dog could be confused with the Irish Wolfhound, but the Scottish deerhound is much slimmer and more refined, and its long, elegant head makes these traits particularly evident. While smaller than the Irish wolfhound, the Scottish deerhound is still a very large and, particularly, tall dog.as are most sighthounds. They’re friendly towards strangers but not gregarious. They’re quite hopeless as a watchdog or protective dog. However, they require lots of exercise and petting attention so if you’re lazy or too busy, no offense but this isn’t the dog for you. These Deerhounds are notorious for lying on tough cold icy surfaces.