List of Breeds Commonly Used As Guard Dogs
- Airedale Terrier (England)
- Akbash (Turkey)
- Akita Inu (Japan)
- American Bulldog (USA)
- Anatolian Shepherd (Turkey)
- Belgian Shepherd Dog (Malinois)
- Black Russian Terrier (Russia)
- Boerboel (South Africa)
- Bouvier des Flandres (Belgium)
- Boxer (Germany)
- Bullmastiff (England)
- Bull Terrier (England)
- Cane Corso (Sicily)
- Canary Dog (Spain)
- Caucasian Shepherd Dog (Russia)
- Chow Chow (China)
- Doberman Pinscher (Germany)
- Dogo Argentino (Argentina)
- Dogue de Bordeaux (France)
- Dutch Shepherd Dog (Netherlands)
- English Mastiff
- Fila Brasileiro (Brazil)
- German Shepherd
- Giant Schnauzer (Germany)
- Kangal dog (Turkey)
- Komondor (Hungary)
- Kuvasz (Hungary)
- Leonberger (Germany)
- Neapolitan Mastiff (Italy)
- Pit bull (USA)
- Rhodesian Ridgeback (Africa)
- Rottweiler(Germany)
- Šarplaninac (Serbia/Macedonia)
- Shar Pei (China)
- Spanish Mastiff (Spain)
- Standard Schnauzer (Germany)
- Tibetan Mastiff
- Tosa Inu (Japan)
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