Sentences with phrase «fearless dog breed»

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Being spirited and obedient, this probably is the only small dog breed, which is completely fearless.

Maltese — a hypoallergenic dog breed good for apartment living: These fearless little dogs are energetic and playful, making them a top choice for families.

AFFENPINSCHER is one of the fearless small dog breeds which can be loyal to your love.

Both parent breeds are fearless but loving dogs.

Czechoslovakian Vlcak, also known as Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs is a fearless, active, sociable, lively, courageous dog breed.

Cairn Terrier breeds are fearless, active and energetic dogs which can be better furry companions.

Boxer dogs are playful, active, intelligent, loyal and charming breeds which can be fearless and protective for the pet parents.

The Doberman Pinscher is a highly energetic, bold, fearless, alert, fearless and determined dog breed.

Asthma sufferers may be surprised that this small, fearless, companion dog with long, silky white hair covering his body from head to toe is considered the ideal dog breed for them.

This dog breed is often described as «stubborn, fearless, intelligent, and intuitive».

These dogs are considered a toy breed and have a free, fearless character, yet they are affectionate and gentle, which has endeared them to the hearts of many owners.

According to the AKC (American Kennel Club), here is what the dog is supposed to be like: «The breed has a distinct personality marked by direct and fearless, but not hostile, expression, self - confidence and a certain aloofness that does not lend itself to immediate and indiscriminate friendships.

The Karelian Bear Dog, called Karjalankarhukoira in the breed's native Finland, is a strong, alert, and fearless breed that is capable of hunting or treeing small - to - large game — even aggressive game such as bears, lynxes, wild boars, wolves, and moose.

The Lhasa Apso dog breed has a temperament and personality that is energetic and playful, yet fearless.

One of the most adaptable, companionable, and loyal but fearless breeds of big dogs is the Leonberger.

«A dog of heart, with spirit and initiative, wise and fearless with no trace of timidity,» the unique Briard is «intelligent, easily trained, faithful, gentle, and obedient,» according to the AKC breed standard — quite a package of virtues wrapped up in this one rare breed.

Originally bred to be pulling dogs the Rottweiler is territorial, fearless and highly protective of its owner.

Temperament / Behavior The Karelian Bear Dog is a fearless, athletic breed that does not make a good companion.

Due to its background as a fighting dog, this breed is fearless, bold, and often intimidating.

This breed may be small, but they are fearless and not afraid to bark at intruders so they often make good watch dogs.

The Bull dog retained its protective and fearless nature, but aggressive and ferocious tendencies were removed from the breed.

German foresters, in the 18th and 19th centuries, mixed a variety of breeds together, aiming for a fearless, elongated dog that could dig the earth from a badger burrow, and fight to the death with the vicious badgers who were unlucky enough to inhabit that burrow.

The Weimaraner makes a better watchdog than almost any other breed of sporting dog because he is aggressive and quite fearless.

This breed is known for being fearless and protective of home and family, making it an ideal guard dog — but not an ideal warning system.

When the breed was first created in the early 17th century, hunters were attempting to create a fearless, elongated dog that could dig its way into a badger's hole and do battle with the tenacious little mammals.

Originally bred to control rats, they developed a fearless temperament which can be found in their aggressiveness to other dogs.