They are also known to have strong territorial instincts which makes them the popular choice among
farmers as guard dogs.
Not exact matches
Farmers love having a
dog around that can help them with smaller tasks and still be a devoted
guard dog when they need them to be
as well.
American and Canadian
farmers developed this breed by combining native American
dogs, Spanish Mastiffs, and Greyhounds
as hunting and
guard dogs.
There, the
dogs served
as companions and partners to
farmers who needed help to herd their cattle,
guard their flocks and homes, and assist in hunting.
Although gaining notoriety
as the hunter of the King of Beasts, basically, the Ridgeback in Africa was an all - purpose
dog, kept by
farmers to
guard the home and herds and to do a bit of hunting.
In the distant past, Cane Corsos were used for hunting large animals and in battles;
as large - game hunting declined, they found their homes with livestock
farmers and
as family
guard dogs.