Bulldog americano
The American bulldog is generally considered a benign canine companion. They are usually well-behaved and docile, especially if they have grown up in a family environment. They are surprisingly patient with children. They have an incredibly high pain tolerance and know when to be gentle versus firm. Families with young children should consider adopting them, provided they receive adequate training and socialization from an early age. While some may find them stubborn or territorial, larger breeds tend to be easier to train than smaller ones.
Alaskan malamute
Malamutes are loyal, sweet, social dogs that love people. They make great companions for children and get along well with other dogs. Early socialization - exposure to people, other dogs and new situations - is essential for your Malamute to develop into well-behaved, friendly creatures. Puppy classes, dog parks, dog-friendly stores, and other experiences will teach your Malamute how to behave around others. As with all dogs, proper socialization will go a long way in making your Malamute an excellent family pet. However, keep in mind that Malamutes have an intense prey drive, so they should never be left alone with small animals.
Pitbull
Pit Bulls are known for their loyal and loving nature. They make excellent family pets, often called "nanny dogs" because of their gentle behavior around children. Pit bulls are highly intelligent creatures, so it is important to start training them at a young age and provide them with positive experiences with other animals and people. Additionally, it is recommended to have a safe fenced yard for exercise and play.
Rottweiler
Rottweilers are a large breed that can be a great addition to any family. These loyal, loving dogs thrive on human interaction and companionship. As with many breeds, Rottweilers can inherit health problems. Look for a breeder who checks their puppies for genetic disorders such as hip dysplasia and elbow dysplasia.
Bullmastiff
The Bullmastiff is a large breed with a broad head, dark eyes and high ears. He is an excellent watchdog but also faithful and devoted to his family. This large, strong dog breed requires exercise and regular veterinary visits. They have a tendency towards hip dysplasia and hypothyroidism, as well as being susceptible to bloating – a condition that could prove life-threatening for them
