I totally agree, I have a Belgian Malinois and I only know one other person that has the energy to properly care for them. My guy takes a lot of work compared to any other dog I've owned, but he's also my favourite because he can keep up with my active lifestyle.
inside the home?? Or, just around the yard/property?? Livestock dog's do GREAT as outside property guardians and don't need the CONSTANT attention.. they'll sleep most the day anyway & stay up at night guarding. As far as housedog, I've always had pitbulls myself.. as long as they get the attention/exercise/training they need, they'll have 0 issue hanging out around the house the rest of the time.
I think it depends a lot on the individual dog but lower energy dogs tend to do better. America Bulldogs, English Mastiffs. Aksaray Malaklis do well from my experience. Cane Corsos are awful.
@@JebediahThePaladin not necessarily.. I prefer dog's that can be more independent myself because I work during the day & need them to be confident , comfortable & content until I'm home.. working breeds just wanna work ! If I'm not home, the dog's are the security team & keep people and other critters/predators away from the property & livestock.
I am glad to see the German Shepherd made the list and even made it to number 2. They really are good protection dogs. I like the concept of an audience-generated list. It really gets the community involved and is a very democratic process. Plus, if anyone is upset that their breed did not make the list, that criticism cannot be accurately directed at you. lol
I agree more with your list from a few yrs ago. Also I'm a little surprised to see that the American Bulldog or the Presa Canario did not make the list. Although maybe they make better estate guardians than personal protection. I just know they are man stoppers for sure.
Firstly its great to have this list back and hope many more come through as I always enjoy them but dont always agree with them 😊.. With regards to the Boerboel they are great protection dogs and here in East Africa many people keep Boerboels for home protection in the cities and they do well especially if there is a large yard and/or worked out daily.So they are great for the home as well as ranches - I would personally prefer them as number 6 over the BullMastiff. I was hoping the Dutch shepherd would be higher but I definitely agree with them needing a lot of attention - but amazing they are when working. The rest of the list I like and he finalists could be interchangeable. Great work as always and thanks for great content!! If you an do a list for home protection based on medium, large and X large dog breeds that could be a cool idea..
I'm an old school schutzhund trainer. I've had excellent Dobies and GSD's but for property and personal use i'm really loving what i'm seeing in the Cane Corso. Very trainable powerful family orientated breed of the Mastiff line. Great dogs
FYI the French Briard is a long haired version of the Beauceron. Long ago they were actually considered the same breed one long haired one short haired. The Briard has all the same working ability as the Beauceron. I really wish this chanel would highlight this gem of a breed.
Really nice list..My list is Rottweiler #1..Doberman #2..Cane Corso #3..My Rotties are the best personal protection + fun loving family dogs I ever had the pleasure of loving.I had a Doberman which was an excellent personal protection dog,but more of a one person dog definitely not as friendly + family orriented as the Rottie.I hear a Cane Corso is a fantastic dog,I think they are a beautiful looking dog🐾
My female Rottie was a rock star at being a family companion/guardian/sweetheart/goofball and everything else. The Rottie will always be #1 on my list.
I would definitely have the boerbull in the top 3. Although my favorite dog breed. Or my favorite dod ever was my childhood Rottweiler called rilke. Just the perfect blend of protector and family pet. Got 2 working line German Shepherd girls now. My young girl puts the heat on the working bit. But lovely dogs. Enjoy your vids mate.
Enjoyed the video. I know what you mean about dogs that require higher amounts of mental stimulation and exercise. Unfortunately in a lot of cases, getting a dog is more about what is esthetically pleasing rather than breed characteristics
I 100% agree with your opinions on the list, literally every one of them. As for the corso it is what it is, it’s currently the it dog of the community 🙄.
Dobermans and bullmastiffs are amazing! I have both. I've seen incredible examples of not only their trustworthiness with family but will to defend our family.
Awesome video Thank you for adding your personal take. Having had been an owner of of a Belgian Malinois, I absolutely love the breed. Yes they demand a lot, but they are worth it. I am a current owner of an Anatolian Shepherd. Sad to see that they didn't make the list. They are not widely recognized and if they were, I do believe they would be at the top.
I have three Turkish Kangals(I assume that's what you mean), and I agree completely. Woe betide the uninvited visitor in my house; I hope they can run like the wind!
We have the same likes in dogs. I prefer dogs that are not super high energy and are geared more towards personal protection for myself and my family in the home. You mentioned "livability" and for me that is extremely important. Some of these dogs on this list are great police dogs or military dogs but are too high energy or not truly geared towards human personal protection first and foremost. I love all the dogs, it's just that some of them are actually geared more towards other type of protection. ✌
@@jfkst1 That seems to be debatable. Would a Rottweiler be classified as a high energy dog? There are other dogs that are good for personal protection that are not high energy but aren't on this list as well.
@@notsosilentmajority1 A working Rottweiler will be higher energy than the normal fat slob pet Rottweilers. Rottweilers already have a shorter working life. NOBODY is paying full price for a 4+ year old anymore. Too many early developing herders they can get at
@@jfkst1 That's not totally accurate. It depends on the level of protection a person wants. There are breeds that already are naturally protective and are easier to work with, but are not exactly high energy dogs that demand a lot of attention. the Rottweiler is a good example of that.
@@Acadian.FrenchFry Show me a random sample of PPDs that are "low energy" dogs. This is like when everyone claims their dog is a "service dog" bc there are zero standards on the requirement. No real PPD that has sufficient control and drive will be low energy.
Here’s my list for top 5 for personal and home protection I have had all 5 breeds currently have the GSD and Doberman. 1.Doberman 2. Rottweiler 3.GSD 4.Cane Corso 5. Giant Schnauzer or Malinois Malinois is more of a working dog it literally thrives on pleasing its owner and needs lots and lots of training. Also will need lots of your time. Otherwise they become destructive. Very misunderstood breed. Final thoughts the Doberman excels in personal protection. -Easy to train -Very Smart -Naturally have the protective instinct - Loyal - Fast Although I will say this just because you get a certain breed doesn’t necessarily mean it will be perfect for protection. Some dogs naturally have it others don’t.
How about a list video for top 10 breeds for 1st time dog owners. It would be interesting to see if the number 1 is still the Lab or if the community picks something else. And if possible, I’d love to see a video about the Yakutian Laika
Glad but surprised the Beauceron made it. Mine’s being trained as a family protector and the maturing speed is incredibly slow. But a very powerful and intelligent dog, can’t wait to see her fully matured. I feel the US and UK level of working lines for the different breeds differ massively. Good Rottweilers, Dobermans and Corsos are very hard to come by in the UK, the Presas seem to be much better. But with the increasing popularity in protection sports will hopefully change that, unless the fur moms get their way.
I love my English Mastiff. She is quiet in the house but takes her protection duties seriously. Her big girl voice would put the fear of god in an intruders heart.
In my opinion that could be a very interesting and important topic. I'd like to find a low energy home protector that don't drool to much or have high grooming needs.
The issue is most protection dogs have a lot of drive which is turn means you need to work them. For most people, they don't want to have something like a Doberman that requires 1 to 2 hours of walking every day + socializing constantly. Which basically leaves you with a larger build Mastiff breed like the Bullmastiff and Dogue De Bordeaux. You might get away with having a low energy Rottweiler.
@@tritchie6272 that’s such a slim criteria, so its pretty much a no to all mastiffs as they droll, same for Rottweilers, GSD’s shed and have energy, Doberman’s have high energy same for Mallinois. I dont think there is a dog on earth that fits your criteria for home protection.
I'd say a well trained Dogo is the perfect guard dog. It has it all. Speed, strength, size, a deep and powerful bark. It will sleep most of the time inside, and only burn off energy when appropriate. A beautiful sight to behold when a 100 pound dogo effortlessly glides through the woods. What I've also noticed is that my Dogo doesn't really need a play mate, he will literally play fetch with himself for hours and have a hecking good time.
This was great and I enjoyed the poll format to see which breeds people recommend. Maybe a poll on the best guard dogs that don’t need to be trained would be good also. I have an Akita who is so protective without any training (luckily, because she is too stubborn to train much😂). Love your videos and I’d love to also have a cane corso someday.
I have cane corso bull mastif , Bart one hundred forty five lb. Dusty his brother grey brindle one hundred twenty five lb. Both ten months old. Great guard dogs.
Never owned one, have two ridgebacks myself, but I never see the Amstaff on these lists. I think it’s a great PPD. Anyways, I can live with the list. For ridgebacks, i thinks that they are a little to hesitant and not assertive enough for a PPD, however when shit hits the fan, they will stand their ground 100%
Boerboel 1st for me all day if all hell is breaking loose I need dog with true guaranteed man stopping power until I can deal with the situation myself,but great video and dogs still 😊👍🏿
I have a questions about the fire truck dog, sorry I am having trouble today and cannot remember the name. I read it was third meanest dog. And what about the pit bull? Like your channel I would like to hear your favorite guard dogs.❤
@@umarkhattab756 I have (seen a few) but never bit work in real life to me they have been crossed to much to be full blooded with boxers so on but everybody knows a Neo mastiff when we see one..I'm more Into the 95-125xl 150xxl tops lbs. range a roc, a American bulldog,a dogo,a standard pit is the best for me the biggest ill go is BIG the American mastiff, the African mastiff, XXL bully, nothing against them they remind me of a hound dog that's all
Im gonna say that half the votes for a Cane Corso should go to a Presa. I have one and she is trained in protection and people always assume she is a Corso. I correct those who ask but some don't and just shout "Nice Corso" .
Love my Doberman(s). Amazing protector. My current girl is skeptical of everyone, but once she warms up, she will be your personal lap dog instead. 😂 💞
How you didn’t have a working American bulldog or Presa canerio in there I don’t know 🤦🏾♂️. I find the Presa canerio has more 🔥. You should do a list for Top 10 catch dogs 🐶
He kept saying it's not his list it's the viewers list lol so it's definitely recency bias cause the cane corsos popularity's skyrocketed in the fast few years
A list and a thorough video on natural protectors. Your everyday dog that people want for natural protection but not have all the training. Like my dog protects me by..when I am in bed...nothing comes thru my doorway. She gaurds from there. Didn't teach her it was natural good instinct. I've had 2 dogs that just naturally picked that up. My dogs body style is a kangal. She acts like one a lot but has the markings of an alibai. She's big as 130lbs. For all of us who do not invest in training, for whatever reason would love to see a video!
You could to do a "minor league" protection dog video... the small protectors. I've been doing some research on the Bantu / Africanis and feel it should be on a small protector list, frfr.
So I have a boxer and I’m looking to get him a friend for our new yard and he is pretty alpha male and energetic so I was wondering what you’d recommend?
Man I watch all your videos man your doing great would you do video for dogs like the Bandog of America? And also the best aggressive Dogs? The dogs that people don't know exist like that would that that be great to watch
I’m not sure what value this list has..it seems like a popularity contest..how many people actually have experience with these dogs in a protection situation versus just being an inexperienced fan..?
Omg yes, that’d be a good one! I’d love a comparison, like, toy breeds & their dental issues vs some larger breeds with ear issues, dogs who have issues that insurers have figured a way out of covering, & so on
@@MO22682 I'm Rollin with the jhonson any known bulldog/english mastiff/African mastiff/a high drive XXL bully/roc/Belgium Mal/German shepherd/akeda/large boned up dogo/ & sharpie is great I've seen them go
I would like to see you do a video on the same type of dog but American versus European examples. For instance I have two boxers that are right at 100 lb fit as can be lean. They came from Russia where the neck head and chest size are a good 30% or more larger. I know this to be the case of at least a few other breeds also.
My #1 are APBT always❤dogs had all kinds of breeds but APBT there are just something about them that are loyal, strong & goofy personality at the same time.
I would be interested to have your view on midle size dogs suitable for guarding and personal protection. That would be more suitable for those of us who are getting on a bit in age and may have some physical problems. In my mind are dogs like German Pinscher or Standard Schnausers, Sherpei etc.
You can tell a lot of people voted just probably picked there favorite dog and if we’re talking protection. living with shouldn’t play a factor if there the best protection then they are regardless of how much time you gotta give them that’s what it cost to have a good protection dog
I love the Bull Mastiff. Excellent and low exercise needs and powerful and couch potato with the family inside. Peoples eyes get wide when she is at the door.
Kangel was definitely missing..the Presa and Corso have been crossed to many times for (me) there a mutt In (my) eyes because man is trying to play God hey some come out great some not so much samething happening with bullies and frenchies & English bulldogs I'm not paying 3,500-10,000 for a mutt with paper work I want what was around 2-3000 years ago
"You defenitly don't have time for owning a working dog breed! " is the most important thing to know! Respect
I totally agree, I have a Belgian Malinois and I only know one other person that has the energy to properly care for them. My guy takes a lot of work compared to any other dog I've owned, but he's also my favourite because he can keep up with my active lifestyle.
Presa canario! Needs a mention.
A list of dogs that do good by themselves in the home setting (I understand that none should be left unattended)
inside the home?? Or, just around the yard/property?? Livestock dog's do GREAT as outside property guardians and don't need the CONSTANT attention.. they'll sleep most the day anyway & stay up at night guarding. As far as housedog, I've always had pitbulls myself.. as long as they get the attention/exercise/training they need, they'll have 0 issue hanging out around the house the rest of the time.
That's a list that should not be made
You're just asking to tell people which dogs are okay to neglect cause that's what they'll do
I think it depends a lot on the individual dog but lower energy dogs tend to do better. America Bulldogs, English Mastiffs. Aksaray Malaklis do well from my experience. Cane Corsos are awful.
@@JebediahThePaladin not necessarily.. I prefer dog's that can be more independent myself because I work during the day & need them to be confident , comfortable & content until I'm home.. working breeds just wanna work ! If I'm not home, the dog's are the security team & keep people and other critters/predators away from the property & livestock.
@@ii121 I Thought standard poodles suffer from separation anxiety A lot and aren’t really suited to being left alone for the work day?
I am glad to see the German Shepherd made the list and even made it to number 2. They really are good protection dogs. I like the concept of an audience-generated list. It really gets the community involved and is a very democratic process. Plus, if anyone is upset that their breed did not make the list, that criticism cannot be accurately directed at you. lol
I particularly like and appreciate that you also consider the dogs' needs. So important when you're selecting a companion for life.
Good list. I would have love to see the Black Russian Terrier or the Giant Schnauzer.
You can feel the pain in Zeke’s voice!! Great video, as always!!
LOL! For real!
My dumbass actually thought I was the only one who noticed him being sad and salty, lol
I agree more with your list from a few yrs ago. Also I'm a little surprised to see that the American Bulldog or the Presa Canario did not make the list. Although maybe they make better estate guardians than personal protection. I just know they are man stoppers for sure.
Firstly its great to have this list back and hope many more come through as I always enjoy them but dont always agree with them 😊.. With regards to the Boerboel they are great protection dogs and here in East Africa many people keep Boerboels for home protection in the cities and they do well especially if there is a large yard and/or worked out daily.So they are great for the home as well as ranches - I would personally prefer them as number 6 over the BullMastiff. I was hoping the Dutch shepherd would be higher but I definitely agree with them needing a lot of attention - but amazing they are when working. The rest of the list I like and he finalists could be interchangeable. Great work as always and thanks for great content!! If you an do a list for home protection based on medium, large and X large dog breeds that could be a cool idea..
I'm an old school schutzhund trainer. I've had excellent Dobies and GSD's but for property and personal use i'm really loving what i'm seeing in the Cane Corso. Very trainable powerful family orientated breed of the Mastiff line. Great dogs
FYI the French Briard is a long haired version of the Beauceron. Long ago they were actually considered the same breed one long haired one short haired. The Briard has all the same working ability as the Beauceron. I really wish this chanel would highlight this gem of a breed.
I keep sayin' it: I love this channel! Thanks Zeke and everyone who voted and supports DogumentaryTV!
Doberman for sure! Great with kids and outstanding guard dog!!!
I agree the Dobie, German Shepard, and Rottie are better dogs for home protection
best dogs!!
Really nice list..My list is Rottweiler #1..Doberman #2..Cane Corso #3..My Rotties are the best personal protection + fun loving family dogs I ever had the pleasure of loving.I had a Doberman which was an excellent personal protection dog,but more of a one person dog definitely not as friendly + family orriented as the Rottie.I hear a Cane Corso is a fantastic dog,I think they are a beautiful looking dog🐾
My female Rottie was a rock star at being a family companion/guardian/sweetheart/goofball and everything else. The Rottie will always be #1 on my list.
@@kirkbrooks9447 AGREE💯%
From an experience point, i was thinking the exact same thing. Rottweiler 1, gs 2 and Cane 3.
Presa Canario is missing on that list....
A lot of people don’t know about presa’s. And they just learning about cane corso’s!
I would definitely have the boerbull in the top 3. Although my favorite dog breed. Or my favorite dod ever was my childhood Rottweiler called rilke. Just the perfect blend of protector and family pet. Got 2 working line German Shepherd girls now. My young girl puts the heat on the working bit. But lovely dogs. Enjoy your vids mate.
Enjoyed the video. I know what you mean about dogs that require higher amounts of mental stimulation and exercise. Unfortunately in a lot of cases, getting a dog is more about what is esthetically pleasing rather than breed characteristics
GSD all weather 24 hr protector par excellence. Best of the best.
You think so!!
@@DopeBoysofatlanta Absolutely!
I 100% agree with your opinions on the list, literally every one of them. As for the corso it is what it is, it’s currently the it dog of the community 🙄.
Dobermans and bullmastiffs are amazing! I have both. I've seen incredible examples of not only their trustworthiness with family but will to defend our family.
Awesome video
Thank you for adding your personal take.
Having had been an owner of of a Belgian Malinois, I absolutely love the breed. Yes they demand a lot, but they are worth it.
I am a current owner of an Anatolian Shepherd. Sad to see that they didn't make the list. They are not widely recognized and if they were, I do believe they would be at the top.
I have three Turkish Kangals(I assume that's what you mean), and I agree completely. Woe betide the uninvited visitor in my house; I hope they can run like the wind!
My top 10 guard dogs are 1:Rottweiler 2:Doberman 3:German Shepherd 4:Boerboel 5:Rhodesian Ridgeback 6:Belgian Malinois 7:Dogo Argentino 8:Amstaff 9:Anatolian Shepherd 10:Tosa Inu ✌🏾❤
Where is the giant schnauzer?
People are clueless about this topic.
We have the same likes in dogs. I prefer dogs that are not super high energy and are geared more towards personal protection for myself and my family in the home. You mentioned "livability" and for me that is extremely important. Some of these dogs on this list are great police dogs or military dogs but are too high energy or not truly geared towards human personal protection first and foremost. I love all the dogs, it's just that some of them are actually geared more towards other type of protection. ✌
PPDs require high levels of training. You cannot accomplish that without higher energy dogs that enjoy the engagement.
@@jfkst1
That seems to be debatable. Would a Rottweiler be classified as a high energy dog? There are other dogs that are good for personal protection that are not high energy but aren't on this list as well.
@@notsosilentmajority1
A working Rottweiler will be higher energy than the normal fat slob pet Rottweilers. Rottweilers already have a shorter working life. NOBODY is paying full price for a 4+ year old anymore. Too many early developing herders they can get at
@@jfkst1 That's not totally accurate. It depends on the level of protection a person wants. There are breeds that already are naturally protective and are easier to work with, but are not exactly high energy dogs that demand a lot of attention. the Rottweiler is a good example of that.
@@Acadian.FrenchFry
Show me a random sample of PPDs that are "low energy" dogs. This is like when everyone claims their dog is a "service dog" bc there are zero standards on the requirement. No real PPD that has sufficient control and drive will be low energy.
Great list! Great commentary!
Doberman pincher and German Shepherd is tied at Number 1 , Second is the Rottweiler! thats my list!
Here’s my list for top 5 for personal and home protection
I have had all 5 breeds currently have the GSD and Doberman.
1.Doberman
2. Rottweiler
3.GSD
4.Cane Corso
5. Giant Schnauzer or Malinois
Malinois is more of a working dog it literally thrives on pleasing its owner and needs lots and lots of training. Also will need lots of your time. Otherwise they become destructive. Very misunderstood breed.
Final thoughts the Doberman excels in personal protection.
-Easy to train
-Very Smart
-Naturally have the protective instinct
- Loyal
- Fast
Although I will say this just because you get a certain breed doesn’t necessarily mean it will be perfect for protection. Some dogs naturally have it others don’t.
We didn’t ask for your list!! Thx
@@DopeBoysofatlanta imagine I actually paid any mind to a n*****…
@@DopeBoysofatlanta u didn't
How about a list video for top 10 breeds for 1st time dog owners. It would be interesting to see if the number 1 is still the Lab or if the community picks something else. And if possible, I’d love to see a video about the Yakutian Laika
Glad but surprised the Beauceron made it. Mine’s being trained as a family protector and the maturing speed is incredibly slow. But a very powerful and intelligent dog, can’t wait to see her fully matured.
I feel the US and UK level of working lines for the different breeds differ massively. Good Rottweilers, Dobermans and Corsos are very hard to come by in the UK, the Presas seem to be much better. But with the increasing popularity in protection sports will hopefully change that, unless the fur moms get their way.
Looking forward to seeing your list.
What's yours
@@neomatrix1848 dutch shepherd, bandog, presa, rottweiler, giant schnauzer, boerboel, german shepherd, malinois, cao, and maybe cane corso
Do you have any videos on dogo Argentino?
What happened to the presa canario
Great video! It would be cool to see a Most Intelligent Dog Breed Video.
Pls make a dogumentary for Yorkshire terrier and shih tzu … thank you
I love my English Mastiff. She is quiet in the house but takes her protection duties seriously. Her big girl voice would put the fear of god in an intruders heart.
where would you place the Malinois on this list? Or did I miss it?
Whats the list for lower energy home/family protection dogs?
In my opinion that could be a very interesting and important topic. I'd like to find a low energy home protector that don't drool to much or have high grooming needs.
The issue is most protection dogs have a lot of drive which is turn means you need to work them. For most people, they don't want to have something like a Doberman that requires 1 to 2 hours of walking every day + socializing constantly. Which basically leaves you with a larger build Mastiff breed like the Bullmastiff and Dogue De Bordeaux. You might get away with having a low energy Rottweiler.
@@tritchie6272 that’s such a slim criteria, so its pretty much a no to all mastiffs as they droll, same for Rottweilers, GSD’s shed and have energy, Doberman’s have high energy same for Mallinois. I dont think there is a dog on earth that fits your criteria for home protection.
I wait for these videos patiently 🤣🤣
What about the alano espanol?
Top 10 best dogs for lazy people and then top 10 best dogs for active people
Nice work on these top 10's. I really enjoy watching them. I'd like to see you make a top 10 list of the best American Bully bloodlines.
Bouvier de Flanders is my favorite. I’ve owned 2 and both trained in personal protection.
Love these videos!!
The mastiff mix I have is a medical alert and support companion for my seizures
I'd say a well trained Dogo is the perfect guard dog. It has it all. Speed, strength, size, a deep and powerful bark. It will sleep most of the time inside, and only burn off energy when appropriate. A beautiful sight to behold when a 100 pound dogo effortlessly glides through the woods. What I've also noticed is that my Dogo doesn't really need a play mate, he will literally play fetch with himself for hours and have a hecking good time.
Great for hog hunting. Too inconsistent for protection work.
I'm not too worried about a dogs speed , even the slowest dog is faster than the fastest human.
This was great and I enjoyed the poll format to see which breeds people recommend. Maybe a poll on the best guard dogs that don’t need to be trained would be good also. I have an Akita who is so protective without any training (luckily, because she is too stubborn to train much😂). Love your videos and I’d love to also have a cane corso someday.
Rhodesian Ridgeback needs to be on there.
You should make a video on working line cocker spaniels
I have cane corso bull mastif , Bart one hundred forty five lb.
Dusty his brother grey brindle one hundred twenty five lb. Both ten months old. Great guard dogs.
Never owned one, have two ridgebacks myself, but I never see the Amstaff on these lists. I think it’s a great PPD. Anyways, I can live with the list. For ridgebacks, i thinks that they are a little to hesitant and not assertive enough for a PPD, however when shit hits the fan, they will stand their ground 100%
How the boxer or more importantly the giant Schnauzer didn't make the list baffles me.
Boerboel 1st for me all day if all hell is breaking loose I need dog with true guaranteed man stopping power until I can deal with the situation myself,but great video and dogs still 😊👍🏿
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I have a questions about the fire truck dog, sorry I am having trouble today and cannot remember the name. I read it was third meanest dog. And what about the pit bull? Like your channel I would like to hear your favorite guard dogs.❤
Any opinions on the American bully xl being a home protection and personal ??
Some lines do well
No way the corso was 1st place, I was not expecting that. Thanks Zeke this was great, very interesting
Right to big n slow for me
@@neomatrix1848 if you think Corso is slow you have never seen one.
@@umarkhattab756 I have (seen a few) but never bit work in real life to me they have been crossed to much to be full blooded with boxers so on but everybody knows a Neo mastiff when we see one..I'm more Into the 95-125xl 150xxl tops lbs. range a roc, a American bulldog,a dogo,a standard pit is the best for me the biggest ill go is BIG the American mastiff, the African mastiff, XXL bully, nothing against them they remind me of a hound dog that's all
Im gonna say that half the votes for a Cane Corso should go to a Presa. I have one and she is trained in protection and people always assume she is a Corso. I correct those who ask but some don't and just shout "Nice Corso" .
i love rotties but my friend has a cane corso
Good video. Can you do one on the FLORIDA CRACKER CUR ? Thanks
Yes!! Love my Cane Corso!
Love my Doberman(s). Amazing protector. My current girl is skeptical of everyone, but once she warms up, she will be your personal lap dog instead. 😂 💞
Good video, I am with you Zeke on your rankings. Also would have thought I would have seen Boxer somewhere 7-10 on the list.
How you didn’t have a working American bulldog or Presa canerio in there I don’t know 🤦🏾♂️. I find the Presa canerio has more 🔥. You should do a list for Top 10 catch dogs 🐶
It’s not his list it was a vote by his audience American bulldog/ Dogo Argentino should definitely be on any top 10
He kept saying it's not his list it's the viewers list lol so it's definitely recency bias cause the cane corsos popularity's skyrocketed in the fast few years
A list and a thorough video on natural protectors. Your everyday dog that people want for natural protection but not have all the training.
Like my dog protects me by..when I am in bed...nothing comes thru my doorway. She gaurds from there.
Didn't teach her it was natural good instinct. I've had 2 dogs that just naturally picked that up. My dogs body style is a kangal. She acts like one a lot but has the markings of an alibai. She's big as 130lbs.
For all of us who do not invest in training, for whatever reason would love to see a video!
I’d actually like a list of alert or watch dogs that just raise the alarm
No presa Canario on this list is criminal 😂
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You could to do a "minor league" protection dog video... the small protectors. I've been doing some research on the Bantu / Africanis and feel it should be on a small protector list, frfr.
This is OUR list?! Who does that?!
Thank you
So I have a boxer and I’m looking to get him a friend for our new yard and he is pretty alpha male and energetic so I was wondering what you’d recommend?
I'd have the American Bulldog high up there.
Thank you my goddess somebody with some sense lol seriously what's your top 5
My personal protection dog is a Pocket Lilac Tri American Bully. A Harry Son. Iykyk.
That’s not a protection dog
Man I watch all your videos man your doing great would you do video for dogs like the Bandog of America? And also the best aggressive Dogs? The dogs that people don't know exist like that would that that be great to watch
How about a list on best dogs for child protection??
Doberman/Boxer mix. Master Race.
I would get Doberman pincher but I would not crop the ears and tails
I would … but I feel you
When are you going to do an update on your Rottweiler??
Great video! The list wasn’t very accurate though IMO. At least people got to give their opinion on your poll.
What would be the best choice for someone with experience with dog ownership, but has never owned a guard dog breed before?
I’m not sure what value this list has..it seems like a popularity contest..how many people actually have experience with these dogs in a protection situation versus just being an inexperienced fan..?
Airedale makes an easy to live with dog that can do protection work.
Totally agree w #1
Best herding dog as a family pet?
Maybe top 10 expensive dog breeds to care for medically.
Omg yes, that’d be a good one! I’d love a comparison, like, toy breeds & their dental issues vs some larger breeds with ear issues, dogs who have issues that insurers have figured a way out of covering, & so on
I’d like to see a poll and video on the to 10 family guard dogs. Love the videos. Keep up the good work!
What's your 10 we can start are own champ n I'll tell u mine the comments will continue this is the future brother lol
Great Dane for family
@@MO22682 I'm Rollin with the jhonson any known bulldog/english mastiff/African mastiff/a high drive XXL bully/roc/Belgium Mal/German shepherd/akeda/large boned up dogo/ & sharpie is great I've seen them go
I would like to see you do a video on the same type of dog but American versus European examples. For instance I have two boxers that are right at 100 lb fit as can be lean. They came from Russia where the neck head and chest size are a good 30% or more larger. I know this to be the case of at least a few other breeds also.
My #1 are APBT always❤dogs had all kinds of breeds but APBT there are just something about them that are loyal, strong & goofy personality at the same time.
Pit Bulls aren’t a guard dog breed, though. They can be protective, but they weren’t bred to guard.
Presa?
I would be interested to have your view on midle size dogs suitable for guarding and personal protection. That would be more suitable for those of us who are getting on a bit in age and may have some physical problems. In my mind are dogs like German Pinscher or Standard Schnausers, Sherpei etc.
You can tell a lot of people voted just probably picked there favorite dog and if we’re talking protection. living with shouldn’t play a factor if there the best protection then they are regardless of how much time you gotta give them that’s what it cost to have a good protection dog
Ok so what would your 1 2 and 3 be
@@ryanthompson8029 Belgian Mali, Dutch, and Certain Highdrive American Bullies standard to xl sizes. “No specific order”
South African mastiff should definitely be on the list
No pit?
The rottie is always number 1💯🦍
I love the Bull Mastiff. Excellent and low exercise needs and powerful and couch potato with the family inside. Peoples eyes get wide when she is at the door.
It’s not about the breed, it’s about the line of dogs. My working-line bouvier is a beast.
Do a video on the Guthrie Terrier, aka Texas Terrier
Presas, Caucasian shepherd and kangals in my top 10
Kangel was definitely missing..the Presa and Corso have been crossed to many times for (me) there a mutt In (my) eyes because man is trying to play God hey some come out great some not so much samething happening with bullies and frenchies & English bulldogs I'm not paying 3,500-10,000 for a mutt with paper work I want what was around 2-3000 years ago
Kangals arent a protection breed in terms of home or personal protection 😂 they excel at herding and protecting livestock against predators.
@@aratsr1249 well im sure but every video I see there very protective
Gotta have the AM bulldog
South African Boerboel is #1. Still most people don’t even know this breed.