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7.Canary Tiger Dog
The Canary Dog is a breed of Spanish dog that is considered the national symbol of the island Grand Canaria. Later, already in the 18th century, these native dogs were selectively crossed with bulldogs brought from England. It is believed that the current standard is far removed from the original Canary Dogs.
In this case, we are dealing with a very large, quiet dog, which in the past was selected and developed as a fighting dog. It is also a shy dog with strangers, but faithful with his family. He is generally independent in everyday life, something to respect you, without neglecting, of course, his socialization and education.
8.Mastiff
The Mastiff is an extremely popular breed of dog from Great Britain. In the beginning, they were bred to help forest rangers protect themselves and facilitate their work. Their excellent results in this function meant that, as the popularity of the breed increased, the Mastiff began to be trained as a guard dog.
At first glance, it is already possible to see that you are facing a big, powerful, and very strong dog, whose mere presence can manage to inspire terror in strangers. Because of its origins and its history as a guard dog, the Mastiff is a very protective dog, affectionate, and loyal to its family members, but it tends to behave in a somewhat cautious manner. For this reason, the Mastiff must be properly socialized from the very first months of life, and its adoption is recommended only to more experienced guardians.
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