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13. Perro de Presa Canario
Possessing a large imposing frame, the Perro de Presa Canario was originally bred for working livestock. Known as the “Canarian catch dog,” in English, this breed requires obedience training from young. They also need to be socialized. If they aren’t given proper attention, they can show an aggressive side to them towards strangers and other dogs.
14. Saint Bernard
The large working dog, Saint Bernard, originally hails from the Swiss and Italian Alps. Originally bred as a rescue dog, this breed has built a firm reputation for their mammoth size and Alps rescue mission abilities. However, one must be willing to invest time training a Saint Bernard from infancy in order to prevent aggressive territorial behavior.
15. Basenji
Hailing from Central Africa originally, the Basenji is generally classified as a sight hound. This breed of hunting dog has exceptional alertness, curiosity and affection. Reserved with strangers, this breed of dog is widely considered as the second least trainable of all breed types. Forget the phrase, “as stubborn as a mule,” and give birth to a new one, “as stubborn as a basenji.”
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