DOG KILLERS! - TOP 5 WORLD'S DEADLIEST DOGS - Caucasian Ovcharka, Kangal, Malinois, Rottweiler....

[@azazel4903]

I'm a Turkish man and an ex kangal owner. My Sivas Kangal ( sivas is the birthplace of this breed) named Ayaz was a great example of the breed . If you want a Kangal you have to know that a kangal is the symbol of the independence, yes you can train them,give orders but they will do what they want to do. Obeidence is not from pros of the breed They are very very strong,brave and self confident. Finally as an ex kangal owner i can absolutely say that my rottweiler is the greatest gift to me in this world

[@Ghost-xn9wg]

Bro I think rottweiler is just like another human , we've hady many dogs but a proper bred rotty is a great strongest dog

[@calebnolte2577]

​@Ghost-xn9wg I've really REALLY been wanting one, but trying to think logical about getting a Rottweiler. And I believe I would prefer a male German Rottweiler because of their physique and stature. I've been around plenty of bullies, pitbulls, and all sorts of breeds of bulldogs and even mastiff, but only owned bullies and pits. I feel like I could definitely handle him, seeing as I'm in my 20s, blue collar, 6'6 and 285. I'm confident in my training ability, but I just have so much respect for the breed, and I haven't had a dog in a few years since I really got independent. Just butterflies hopefully

[@MadyGuindin-y7x]

😊They often breed kangal and Ovsharka

[@johnnelson8956]

My sons good friend is a K9 cop. A few years ago, my son was allowed to adopt his Dutch Shepherd when the department retired him after 5 years. We were fortunate to know this dog since he was a puppy so the transition was easy. I've owned dozens of breeds in my life but Regal is by far the most loyal, playful, and intelligent dog that I have ever seen. Of course our local department did spend over $25k training him. His obedience is second to none. He's a hundred pound teddy bear with the bite force of a crocodile. Besides playing outside, his favorite pastime is cuddling with my daughter in law and watching tv on the bed. He doesn't like for you to block his TV and will let you quickly know to move your butt. What a character !

[@meredithaherntamilio4553]

Your so blessed, I haven't felt safe out walking since I lost my Chow Chow ,nothing to fear while walking him ,I miss my walks ...

[@tiffanyhunter1361]

I have 2 Dutch shepeards one weighs every bit of 90 pounds the other is almost 80 and I would hate to see what they would do if someone got on their bad side but over all they are just big babies my male acts like he will eat you until I tell him his stop word however my female doesn't have an off switch she is always on guard and on point

[@RickyBobby42069]

@@tiffanyhunter1361 are they dog-aggressive?

[@shannonmoore5549]

@@RickyBobby42069 I have a boerboel that isn't dog aggressive until he is challenged. I do not want him fighting with any dog or going after anyone. So we always have him on leash when walking him outside the fence. Heaven help the person who tries to jump the fence to get into our backyard. He guards everything. When he was a pup we had to break him from guarding the poo in the yard. The only thing he won't guard is anything our French mastiff chases. She likes to chase rabbits squirrels, snakes, opossums, raccoons and anyone that comes into the back yard. She is fearless, but totally non dog aggressive. But will get that way if she needs to. If a dog tries to dominate her she will put him/her in their place quick.

[@javedhossain3980]

Would love to see some pictures of your beautiful 🐕

[@TashaMarie555]

My Kangal passed away in 2013 and was the best dog I've ever had. He was wonderful with my children and a perfect running companion. training him was a challenge but not impossible. I miss him terribly. I grew up with rottweilers and loved having them around too. I currently have a Belgian malinois and a wolfdog puppy. they are equally the most challenging dogs I've ever had but they are wonderful too.

[@dannyray9178]

Belgian malinois wouldn't be bad.either

[@karenpampena7688]

Sorry to hear that .I'm sure your dog was greatly loved .

[@scottmcauley5781]

There's only few reasons I can think of about your Belgian Malinois being a challenge. 1. Because he or she's around the wolf dog that doesn't listen or follow direction. They need a ton of exercise time, in fact I wouldn't have 1 unless I had 2 or another dog at least so they could keep each other going and get their needed time. Last if your not firm they'll take over, gotta be the boss! It's really funny because I had a wolf dog and Belgian ! The only way I could ever get my wolf dog to listen was because of the Belgian Malinois listened very well!

[@What.The.Chell_lol]

you had/have alll the best breeds!

[@youtuber3328]

it's nice to meet you and you did do and will have my condolences and thanks a LOT for taking care of your dog SERIOUSLY

[@novieafrillies5199]

I’ve met pits, rots, and I own malinois, but the most scary dog is my grandparents’s chihuahua 😂

[@rogue7723]

I feel like larger dogs at least give ample warning before attacking while small dogs _bite first_ and ask questions _never._

[@cariwaldick4898]

@@rogue7723 My mom used to say this. She's owned several chihuahua's, and a German Shepherd, and she said the little guys were the most dangerous. Chihuahua's are fearless, and they think they're a big dog.

[@VinodKumar-qf3xu]

😜

[@josorr]

@@cariwaldick4898 Same goes for Yorkies.

[@leonardvandergriff6241]

Yup they are the definition of no fucks given lol any dog come up to them, it's challenge excepted 😅😅😅

[@crazydaisyog3984]

I like that you pointed out the positives of each breed. My friend rescued a Caucasian Shepherd he is a big love bug when he knows you're a friend but if anyone came at her wrong or broke into her house, I don't believe they would make it out. He's 180lbs of a pure power guardian breed, never to be taken lightly. My friend runs a non profit dog rescue and is extremely knowledgeable about Caucasian Shepherds.

[@humanwolf1984]

I think I would rather leave them alone. 😉

[@lisar.veneziano1517]

Oh I love that breed, Caucasian Shepherds are the bad ass Kings & Queens of the canine kingdom. If I were younger, I would love to gave a serious breed of dog again. I think these are such beautiful & majestic dogs of the Arctic & mountainous realms. Wow ,what an incredible animal to have as a constant companion and protector of all that you ask them, to so do.

[@Tommy1977777]

I'd LOVE one!

[@lisar.veneziano1517]

@@Tommy1977777 i would too. I love intense animals.

[@Tommy1977777]

@@lisar.veneziano1517 😁

[@Marine5D]

Our family had 2 ovcharka sisters Gema and Pasha when i was about 5 years old. Gema was quite aggressive and energetic. I stayed away from her most of the time. But Pasha was like complete opposite to Gema - very relaxed, cute and really friendly to me. She definitely saw me as a part of the pack and she probably understood that i was just a kid. She never ever showed me any aggression and loved my company. So i spent a lot of time with her while Gema was send out to be a guard dog as she was really good at it.

[@heatherm8736]

The kangal episode was my favourite. I love listening to the woman talk about them in Turkey etc. So beautiful

[@Lalmana100]

Kangal the best ever king of dog 👑

[@absk601]

@@Lalmana100 how is it pronounced?

[@Iron_Backyard_ChefX83]

Seeing all these big dogs makes me miss my Cane Corso, Bella. She was the biggest goofball, and loving dog I ever had. She lived a very happy life to the age of 11. I haven't had another dog since. She was the "it" canine for our family, replacing her is impossible.

[@libertyandjusticeforall6435]

The biggest thing you could do to honor your Cane Corso is to get another dog and give them the same life! We live almost 10 times longer than certain big dogs. You must honor your original dog bye giving a good life to a few more generations of dogs

[@robinblackmoor8732]

I had the same thing happen with my Jack Russel terrier. best dog I ever had. When she passed, I knew there is no way I can have another dog. I would be constantly comparing any new dog to my beloved Samantha. that would not be good for the new dog and unfair too.

[@philipbriney4430]

I here you I never got anothet wolf after Kali passed.

[@TheAsylum100]

The best thing you can do is replace straight away, trust me, it will ease the pain and as already stated, you will be giving another dog a good home.

[@bobs63]

I have had Rottweilers, Mastiff and German shepherds but the most dangerous dog I have ever had was my malinois, she was lovely and extremely affectionate with the family, even the postman loved her when he knocked on the door and she would rush out to meet him but outside you had to keep her away from everyone, she was a retired Police dog and trained to be aggressive but at home, she was gentle and sweet, she retired at 8 ad died at 14, I have never missed a dog so much such was her personality

[@patriciabandeko3842]

As an ex-dog groomer the worst injury I ever had was from a small, hostile poodle!

[@girlbuu9403]

People do not correct this behavior so it is rampant among small and toy breeds and even some small-medium ones. I understand being afraid of hurting such a small animal but that isn't an issue if you aren't overcorrecting. I don't understand "but it is so cute", it really is not.

[@michaelnuttall5896]

I work with Malinois for farm protection in South Africa, only bite I ever got was from loopy womens pavement special after she said it would never hurt a fly(again). later found out the mutt has gotten away with almost 20 bites on people. If that was done by a Mal or Dutchie, dog would be dead 10 times over if the bites were not compliance.

[@larryc1616]

🐩 is the smartest dog breed.....

[@elmarobberts5128]

@@girlbuu9403 I totally agree. Aggression is not cute just because the dog is small. I'm crazy for dogs, but I'll never own a handbag breed simply because many of them are so paranoid, intolerant and just plain berserk.

[@DOEPLAYWITME]

Nope

[@BeatlesFan001]

'Malinois.' My neighbor has one and he's the goofiest silliest thing I've ever met.

[@RuRu2041]

I'm from Georgia, Caucasian Shepard is my native. Here lived the greatest of them ever, called Simba, his owner did not sell him even for 1 million. But in my view he actuslly looked more like Moufassa

[@sarrumgilgamesh4073]

My German Shepherd Mix is the most sensitive, sweetest, almost 4year old I've ever met. He was a dumpster baby, left to die with his mom and siblings. All he wants to do is cuddle and nap with me on my days off. He has to be on a chain in the backyard since he will hop the fence. He lets the little girls hop it and play with him but they need to say his name and tell him they are coming and visiting. They are really good at it since he is very cute and theyt scream for him to come close for pets since the chain lets him get to the point he can rest on it with his front paws. Their dad didn't announce himself once and hopped the fence to get a ball they sent over. I had never been so scared in my life... I was listening to my audio book outside with my guy sun bathing on the deck. My dog took off after the dad as soon as he got in our yard, the dad yelped and hopped back over the fence. It is honestly amazing how that guard instinct triggers and they just see red. Since then the dad calls my dog and slowly gets into the yard with no more than a glance or a trot up for a pet. I've never trained him to do any of that and it is kind of crazy the amazing talent that he is wasting just being a normal house pet. When people knock on the doors he barks and finds me in the house and lays/sits on or near me guarding regardless on what floor I am on. It is "spooky" how smart man's best friend is. Regardless of what breed, size dog you have give them a kiss, rub, and treat this Halloween. My guy is a bit partial to bully rings!

[@dawnpilkington]

This is so true. My GSD Jessica was so sweet and cuddly. She was smallish for a shepherd. Gorgeous girl. Never aggressive. She was curled up in the back of my car when a man reached into my window and tried to open my door. She flew at him from the back seat, out the window, knocked him to the ground, and stood on top of him teeth bared, growling, and barking in his face and at his neck. I think she was waiting for me to say yes or get him or give her some permission to bite him. She seemed to know not to bite unless I said so. She also seemed to know he was dangerous and to keep him pinned. All without any prior training in this area. She didn't bite but held him there until police arrived. When they got there, I said, okay, come. And she hopped down and came to my side. She stuck right by me on high alert untill he was arrested and removed from the scene. Her natural protective instincts just kicked in.

[@fartsimpson8610]

Walking with my Rottie and a friend's large sheep-a-doodle, we were confronted by a bear. Both dogs barked, but the sheep-a-doodle ran away from it...and the Rottie ran towards it and chased it away. That's the difference.

[@mardamek]

Well, if that's how you put it, then what do you have to say about our dog, which was a German Shepherd and Basset Hound mix (mother was a Basset and the father was German Shepherd, looked sort of like a fat German Shepherd with short legs)? A bear got into our garbage and the dogs got out to chase him away. This one particular dog literally chased after it all the way down the hill and up half-way the opposing mountain/hill. If it wasn't for his short legs and getting tired (he was an old man too at that time), he would keep chasing the bear. Not making a hero out of him because it's clear that it wouldn't be much of a challenge for the bear to deal with him, but it truly showed the guts that he had. Not a Rottweiler, not a pitbull, not a Caucasian Shepherd, but he had the guts.

[@MACDABS13]

Yeah Rottweilers are ferocious but this video is talking about dogs that can a wolf.

[@fartsimpson8610]

@@wstmag8 Great story!! Terriers are nuts...in a good way!! Reminds me of the time we looked after a friend's Jack Russell. This little guy was fearless. He jumped up on a bed, and when our Rottie came walking by, he jumped off the end of the bed onto the Rottie's back. The Rottie outweighed him by 10 times, but was so shocked he ran out of the room.

[@khalidomar1381]

I do agree that Malinois and Dutch Shepherds can be Dog aggressive but for me this comes down to how the dog has been raised - so I wouldnt put them in top 5 personally but maybe Top 10. The Presa Canario would be the replacement. I do have a Boerboel and a Rottweiler and I do agree that they could be seriously deadly and I have had to do quite a bit of socialisation to ensure that outside training and guarding they are not unnecessarily aggressive . But for the Caucasian Shepherd you are spot on!!! Even after being socialised I have seen them go after strangers when their owners have forgotten to introduce them.. Great work as awlays!!

[@Animal-Watch]

🙌

[@Burlykim13]

I have a pit bull, a presa, and a Malakliand you’re 100% correct.

[@bondjames7007]

A woman who was killed in Australia a few years ago by her Pure Bred Malinois - witnesses said the Dog threw her around like Rag Doll - this is the risk everyone takes when you live with a large powerful stubborn breed ….

[@Burlykim13]

@@bondjames7007 it’s crazy too because the Malinois has such a small bite strength. I believe theirs is 195. Pit Bulls are in the 300s. My Presa, theirs are like 550. Kangals and our Malakli...749. They are all individual and all need to be trained and handled to their individual personalities. I think far too many people don’t even research the breed they’re getting, let alone how to train and handle their breed. Then they’re shocked and frustrated and even punish the dog for doing EXACTLY WHAT IT IS LITERALLY MADE TO DO. It’s crazy, but it really isn’t shocking to see when dogs actually attack and even kill their owners.

[@jimreynolds2674]

I totally agree...even though I haven't had a personal experience with the Presa Canario, I have a friend who lives back east who tells me about his dog. So far, he's still alive to tell about it, but according to him, this is a dangerous breed.

[@nojo1959]

Something I like about this channel is that there is no bs, they actually know what they are talking about unlike other channels who don't even know how to pronounce dog breeds that they are presenting

[@bluetaff9459]

The comment about the other channels 😂😂😂😂

[@johnflorence5370]

We have two Caucasian shepherds, they are so much fun and very adorable however they can turn in a split second, the aggregation, speed and agility is unbelievable, great guard dogs and super loyal.

[@martingrant1960]

Gd 4 U awlz,U Wukey wins. So,dey own evertangs now.Rite? Gve em time,dey will !

[@user-lf3wr8rh7r]

I can testify to that, my puppy scares the living snot out of everyone

[@NoMoreInfo4You]

@@martingrant1960 Is that english??? Please translate!

[@nstripper8826]

I cannot believe the miniature dachshund didn’t even get a mention 🤯

[@Sverigay]

Disgrace honestly. The bite pressure of a dachshund is beyond compare to some of these dogs mentioned. I've personally witnessed a weiner run at mach 5 speeds towards an intruder.

[@pamelamorris3148]

They will mess you up. We just fot another mini dachshund that is 11 weeks old and is in training currently.

[@ph11p3540]

@@Sverigay I bet they can even be tube launched fur missiles.

[@diane9247]

😎😂

[@UnlockSquad]

@@pamelamorris3148 i had to wear chainmail whilst training my one!

[@hudsondonnell444]

I spent most of 1995 reading electric meters of properties, across several counties in South Carolina, that had dogs not exactly trusted by other employees. The first time I walked into a back yard of a rottweiler breeder, I got taken down and soaked in the slobber of 17 dogs. It's a good thing none of them had been mistreated, or trained to be aggressive.

[@muskel-john9189]

When I was a kid, the family of a friend of mine had a malinois. He was the only dog I've ever met that genuinely scared me. He just never seemed to be relaxed, as if there was nothing you could do to make him accept or even like you.

[@Hitichi100]

The story of Sheila on the Kangal episode sold me on the breed. I now have a 94lb pup who is 27” inches at withers at 6 months old.

[@badandy1983]

Mine grew so fast in the beginning he was tripping all over the place. His muscles and coordination couldn’t keep up with the growth at first. Now he’s great but can’t trust him around other dogs at all. He’s never the first to attack but his size and mannerisms are intimidating to other dogs and if he triggers any aggression at all in another dog it sets them off

[@essiedube9898]

Celebrating almost 40 years of Rottweiler rescue. Every one was a love bug. I also boarded 143 dogs over a 6-year period and my Rotties accepted every dog and owner without aggression. My license plate is ROTTIE - a tribute to all the love they gave me for 39 years. Wish I could have posted a picture of my male, Lex. He was absolutely gorgeous. ❤️

[@Yeoman7]

Scary ,dangerous! My Rottweiler walking around with a yogurt container stuck on her mouth.🤪🙄

[@Animal-Watch]

🤣🤣🙌

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

Most Rottweilers that I have had the pleasure of knowing over the last couple of decades were sweethearts 😃

[@PaganPunk]

This Made me laugh.... have known So many Goofy Rotties....They are a beautiful breed ❤

[@thenemesis1229]

I have known Rotts to be big babies! Was a little surprised she said they are very dangerous.

[@Yeoman7]

@@thenemesis1229 Well, if you’re uninvited to a house they are very dangerous or if one abuses them, but other than that they’re big,goofy babies.

[@linda6987]

Any dog in the wrong hands and trained to be mean, can hurt, maim or kill a human. Good video.

[@joeshaver1104]

Yay. I'll tell my C.O. we win! Ovcharkas are stubborn beyond words. Can be terrifying when protecting... hardest dog to train that I have ever worked with. If you think you want one, please please please thing about it longer. That being said, I got some really sweet kisses this morning before I left the house. Gave him his "protect" command before I left (kinda like turning on a home alarm). He sat up and got ready to start his day just like I was doing. Love these guys.

[@Hitichi100]

Watch Kangal wolf killer. A cacasion shepherd gets wrecked by Kangal. She loves that one dog so much it has clouded her judgement. Both are bad ass dogs though but Kangal is king!!!

[@joeshaver1104]

@@Hitichi100 why would I watch a dog get "wrecked"?

[@Hitichi100]

Why watch this period then? Look at the title. SMH! I don’t like to watch a dog get hurt but I watched a dog get dominated.

[@joeshaver1104]

@@Hitichi100 do you own a kangal?

[@Hitichi100]

I do and yes I’m biased but can’t help it. Right now I’m pissed at myself for even getting into this. The thing that got me is you acting like you wouldn’t watch a dog get dominated but you would watch a video about 10 most deadliest dogs. Then you even celebrated it. We won! I’m done!

[@kambizpirzahed4143]

I've seen two Caucasian shepherd 5 years ago . They're really huge and strong .

[@animalfriend6413]

I would like to see one too. The biggest one I've met so far is a Kangal.

[@MACDABS13]

@@animalfriend6413 And the biggest i've met so far is my aunt's overfed female yellow Labrador Retriever her name is Kibi she is so big she is even bigger than my black Labrador named Yoko.

[@louisdelaporte2637]

I am Afrikaans and am from South Africa. I love your videos. Keep up the good work. The last part of a Boerboel's name gets pronounced "bull".

[@PaganPunk]

My Favourite Breed is the Rhodesian Ridgeback .... Had my first when I was 4 years old ....Im 53 now and still have them.....Absolutely Awesome Dogs....❤

[@bob4z]

That was a scary canine video! Impressive bravery on you part, too! My neighbor’s wife purchased a Malinowski pup from a breeder. Their yard is only partially fenced. He started out friendly, intelligent, and even cute, would wander over to the middle school and just sit on the grass to watch football. But by six months he had changed, I was standing in my backyard weeding and he approached me with a challenging stare. I stood my ground and stared back and after a minute he turned and retreated. The neighbor was treating him like a normal dog, no training! One day he wandered off and bit the neighbor who was returning him home (on the butt!). The final episode occurred when they had a guest over. He was sitting at the dining room table in a leather jacket. The dog forced open the screen door, jumped up and bit him on his shoulder. He was uninjured, but startled, and got bought a new jacket. The dog was returned to the breeder. If I remember correctly the Roman legions used this breed in battles with the Germanic tribes. Some dogs are the nuclear option!

[@Animal-Watch]

Thankyou 🙏

[@nunosoares2329]

Anneka you have nerves of steel being around some of these dogs. They can turn against you in the blink of an eye. Maximum respect 😃

[@mikrikbell]

I never see anything about the Perro de Presa Canario... I miss my big lad. He was an amazing animal. Strong, and way smarter and faster than he looked. Amazing around kids yet a total nitemare to encounter on site when we worked security. Catch and hold, the best I've ever seen.

[@heydeheim]

Should most probably be on top of this list. The boerboel according to me does not belong on this list where its at. I am from South Africa where they originate from and most are very lazy and docile. You cannot determine a breed on the comments of one owner that did not even demonstrate that the dog does as he says. Perro de Presa Canario definitely need to take the place of the boerboel on this list

[@louv4437]

Presa is athletic like a cat strong like an ox and want to work 24/7

[@braidend4379]

@@heydeheim A dog of that size will rest more, the fact is they were bred for a reason, and they work for that purpose. Their sheer mass and biting force is enough to kill most things.

[@BBravo-zm9fx]

Caucasian Shepherd Dog, This is a reliable-brave ,strong ,friend! real Georgian power🇬🇪❤️👍

[@IrenaDeacon]

Majestic dog

[@parrislucas_]

The Kangol is the toughest on the list of these big dogs. Bully kutta is right up there but who has them. Then comes the Akita. But the Kangol is the number one dog I dont want to see in a yard if I'm not supposed to be there. If you dont belong in that yard there is a serious possibility your not going to leave that yard with your life. No food in your hand will matter AT ALL!!!! Only reason I dont have one is that they are to load. Those and the Caucasians bark if the wind blows. My Caucasian was so load I had to sell him to a man living in the country. Neither is a city dog. The boerboel is much more quiet. If you need quiet but strong I recommend the boerboel. The Rottweiler is much more of a one man dog. They will bite just about anyone. Im talking about the German bred working rottweilers. The Caucasian is not as tough as the Kangol. But the Caucasian will bite the stranger more readily for sure. Kangol should be #1 on this list. Without question. 52 years working with all these dogs

[@AttackTheMatrix-kc5ww]

Incorrect a Caucasian Shepard would have a kangol for lunch

[@gman21266]

@@AttackTheMatrix-kc5ww -The Caucasian is huge and powerful. But he will run out of energy quickly. The Kangal is almost as strong as the Caucasian, and is much more athletic with stamina. The breeds are both optimized.

[@MACDABS13]

@@gman21266 Agreed the strength of the Kangal and Caucasian Shepherd a tie they would dominate a wolf.

[@Entreri007]

@Parris Lucas You worked with Bully Katta's? What were your impressions?

[@yoursavinash]

@Paris Lucas do you fb r insta account.?

[@pastorjustin824]

I Love listening to you and watching you interact with these beautiful animals. Thank You. 😘💘💖😊😎

[@Animal-Watch]

You are so welcome 🙏

[@KD-xg5cc]

I have a kangal and they are the most beautiful,smart powerful dogs around. There power,speed and agility is scary. Should be number 1 in my opinion.

It is hard to make them a killer though they love people more than the people deserve. Alpha male in my village was one around 90 cm height, He was more of a referee than a killer.

[@MACDABS13]

Yeah agreed if you have a male Kangal and a female Caucasian Shepherd crossbreed them to make a much more powerful dog. That's my suggestion.

[@kev008ify]

Great video, i was waiting for Cane Corso 😁

[@raduiacob1498]

I’m surprised there was no mention

[@kev008ify]

@@raduiacob1498 very surprised..

[@Nick_Ferdinande]

My sister and brother-in-law have two Kangals here in Michigan. Their dogs are very intimidating in person and I'm willing to bet my life they would give their lives to protect their owners.

[@dannyray9178]

Breed it to him

[@robertobreglia9224]

Really beautiful video Anneka! These are all beautiful dogs. I have a male of german sheperd and i love him...he is beautiful intelligent and strong,is a perfect bodyguard! I agree with this ranking...caucasian sheperd is a fantastic dog,intelligent and very strong! Thank you very much for sharing this fantastic video!👍👍👍❤🔥

[@Animal-Watch]

You are welcome 🙏

[@matthewhicks911]

I have a Caucasian shepherd named Deebo. He's 240lbs+ and just turned 3 years old.

[@donquixoteupinhere]

Deebo is a good name for such a huge guy!

[@WDLC1911]

He’s way too large. These dogs are being bred for immense size over everything else. I pray he has a long and healthy life.

[@MACDABS13]

Wow 240+lbs+? That is even bigger than my aunt's overfed 137lbs Labrador.

[@jacob8466]

How big can they get ?

[@jayeasy4682]

Caucasian Shepherd is 100% the most beast mode dog!

[@randallturner3360]

I love this episode as you are spot on with your assessment for some reason you left out the Cane Corso which in my opinion should have definitely been in your top five please do another one and review those great guardians as you will not be disappointed.

[@bartoszmoziakowski5947]

for me dog such as dogo argentino is more like sagave fighter and hunter than family protector

[@bartoszmoziakowski5947]

savage*

[@john8890]

She was stated these are the most dangerous breeds they’ve filmed. Meaning they probably haven’t filmed the other breeds

[@latonyanewsome0]

I thought the same thing. To be honest as ferocious as the Rottweiler is, I don't think it belongs on this list. The Cane Corso should replace the Rottweiler. The Rottweiler will destroy a human but couldn't hold its own against wildlife. All the other breeds could. All of the other breeds have a PSI greater than that of a lion.

[@salamjihad3449]

@@latonyanewsome0 I HAVE A 2 YEAR OLD COUGAR AND

[@Burlykim13]

We have a pit bull, a Malakli, and a presa and they’re all so different and so awesome.we are getting our male Malakli/Boz in the spring of next year. ❤️

[@crazydaisyog3984]

You have some great breeds 🙂 I love Presa's and was thinking about getting one but decided my Cane Corso was better suited for me and where I live. He's 7 now and is absolutely amazing.

[@dieseldog00]

@@crazydaisyog3984 I think the Boerboel, the Cane Corso and the Alabai are the three largest guardian breeds(with the exception of the Great Dane) and the equal to the Kangal and Ovcharka in power and bite force. If you had a male of each you would never have intruders on your property and your flocks would be very safe.

[@vanity68]

I love each one. Thank you for your amazing show! ❤️🥰

[@sookie.smooth]

Loved the impressive footage (and clearly visible source attribution). Both speak of great integrity and well those video clips are impressive. I loved the inclusion of knowledge and personal testimonial of the presenter. And I loved the dogs. Instantly hit Like and Subscribe!

[@blooey-YT]

very disappointed that chihuahua’s weren’t on here

[@syraxthedragonninja7087]

I'm so entranced by your videos I can't get enough💖💜💙❤💞🖤🥰

[@Animal-Watch]

🥰🥰🥰

[@ballpython365]

I own 2 Caucasian Shepherds, a brother and sister. Would never own another breed. Ours are good, I was very careful in training that they wait for my reactions before they react. Most Caucasians are not the size of the one that breeder had, he's breeding them for pure size. 150-160lbs is the average. Beautiful dogs and so loveable with the family.

[@xr-pimp5684]

Great video…. But you left out the Dogo Argentino. Also, I would put the Kangal as #1. There is a video of a Caucasian Shepard attacking a Kangal. The Kangal just stood there taking the bite waiting for his handler to give the command to engage. When the command was given, the Kangal with the strongest dog bite force, turned the fight around. The Caucasian Shepard submitted with his tail that was up when the Kangal didn’t engage yet, to his tail being turned down and tucked in.

[@hakanozturk9537]

Dogo kangal her zaman favorim Güzel tesbit bravo 👋💪

[@williammartin4368]

I was a child in west texas around 91 or 92 and was babysitted by a family who bred attack dogs specifically German American Rottweilers and was the only person a child who could go into their pin area. Absolutely my favorite dog ever

[@bessiemorris5282]

Hello anneka another amazing video with beautiful fur baby dogs these are some big dogs Lord Almighty but they are gorgeous have a happy and safe weekend anneka

[@Animal-Watch]

You too 😎

[@erockromulan9329]

Great video! I have encountered a deadly situation while living with someone and their 2 Rotties and my German Shepherd. One day while I was throwing ball for all of them one of the Rotties got my Shepherd by the back of the neck and pinned him to the ground. The other Rottie came up to him and started biting at him until I could get there and take some of the bites before the bigger Rottie let go of my dog. Long story short, it was an emergency vet visit, a number of stitches for both me and my dog, and my dog had to had a drainage tube installed in his neck for a few weeks. Neither of us are the same anymore.

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

AWESOME ! I REALLY LOVE DANGEROUS DOGS TOO.

[@chisquare5701]

Sorry that this unfortunate incident happened. If you don't mind, how long had they (all three dogs) been living together?

[@MACDABS13]

Very scary incident you should have bought a Kangal so you can combine it with your German Shepherd and they are also very cheap.

[@larryc1616]

Rotties don't attack other dogs they like to play rough by licking faces and jumping onto their backs to dominate playfully. When a serious/non-playful dog like a cane Corso won't play but growl, bark and bite, then the rott will fight back to win. Your GS probably showed aggression instead of play. Rotts are not like pitbulls who just attack for fun.

[@kool4209]

@@larryc1616 *attack for fun lol

[@luigivincenz3843]

I know of a story my cousin deep in the South, who had a neighbor with big farmland compared to his. Told me this in the 2000's. His sheep was disappearing at a rapid pace and so were his dogs, which was stunning. He bought 3 Kangals and 3 Cane Corso's, raised them for 6 months at another farmland then after close to a year released them in the first farm. After 3 weeks, you could hear the dogs at night "fighting" something, and sounded huge. Almost every morning there was blood all over but the dogs seemed OK except for 2 Corso's. Lots of brown auburn fur which did not belong to the dogs. Did not know what it was exactly but the other farms got hit after his farm got "raided".

[@justinellis8864]

Fabulous video !

[@faicalatrouz2069]

The words can not describe how much this episode was🐺🐕🐶👌👏✌👍💯

[@Animal-Watch]

Aw 🙏

[@franciscovillegas7041]

Great video !!! Learned alot

[@jmartinez9912]

Awesome show Anneka! As usual 😎, great source of entertainment and love your energy. Keep up the good work 😃.

[@boum62]

Very enjoyable. Thank you for this excellent video.

[@Animal-Watch]

You are welcome xx

[@3mastiffsme]

I have 2 Boerboels.1 is just a year- the other 6months. My 1 year old is a male. He was a sweet puppy, easy to train but Extremely cautious. I worked with him since the day he was born. And I’m glad I put all that effort in. Once, he would let anyone pet him & go onto our property. At about 6 months old that all changed.Don’t come near the porch think you can come into our home & walk into the backyard. Yet, he can go into a dog park, go into a store interact with the outside world like any other breed. And if he gets to know u outside of our property, Then he will generally welcome you into our home/life. He’s always on alert, watching his pack at all times. If this breed is not trained, I can’t imagine the damage they would do. Untrained they would have to be put down.Our female isn’t as cautious. She’s more playful & not as stand offish. But I am prepared for her to turn out just like my male, because that’s the breed. I have never owned a dog that was this serious cautious stubborn & have such a strong instinct to guard & protect his pack.I have owned all kinds of guardian breeds & different types of Mastiffs, but this a whole other dog.With his family he is so sweet playful goofy & lovable.I will Never own another breed again.

[@autisticgamer24]

Great video mis

[@markholmes5695]

Anneka hi. Greetings from Ireland. Love the channel. We have had two generations of Caucasian Shepard. To family and anyone we give the OK to they are like giant teddy bears, constantly looking for a belly rub. they love kids and small animals. We have goats and ducks which they love to hang out with(guard). Come near my fence, though, even i couldn't stop my well trained dog. they have an independent nature, which makes sense seeing as they were originally bred for living in remote fields as flock guardians. I'm always surprised how such a massive, mostly lazy dog, can turn into a ballistic missile. I've been knocked over in play before (im 100kg for reference), our fence takes a beating even when they see 'daddy' is home! i can only imagine what an angry encounter would be like. As with any dog though, i firmly believe the owner accounts for 90% of the dogs temperament. We also have a Slovensky Cuvac (slovak cuvac) which is another large guardian/watchdog breed, would love to see an episode on them!

[@williamkz]

Superb presentation. Thank you Anneka. I own a Maltipoo. I'd love a Kangal. Big dogs fascinate me but my wife isn't so keen. Maybe she's right.

[@tiffsaver]

I'm kind of surprised that you didn't include the Cane Corso!! Second most powerful bite of any dog on earth, and stupendous guarding instinct, too.

[@carlosanaya4149]

I just saw one get owned by a pitbul.

[@TheSylvain1972]

not secont but third...kangal 740 psi caucasian shepard 700 psi and cane corso 650 psi

[@4vndd]

Very well researched and presented...good luck to you... thanks for sharing...!!

[@30nieto]

Very impressed with descriptions of breeds. In my opinion the Tibetan mastiff is more impressive than 3-5. Same with Dogo Argentino. Still overall great video

[@akakak1637]

Dogo was my first “what about” I thought of

[@Mr.Creosote15]

What is not to like about this show?! Lots of information about different breeds. If you like dogs this is a great educational experience! The name of the show is pretty cool and let's not forget about the attractive host!

[@jeraldsimpson4669]

Your videos are certainly great. I also request you to have a look at few more ferocious breeds like Tibetan Mastiff, Dogo Argentino, Bully Kutta etc...

[@tigerjay8694]

Those 3 breeds shouldve of been of the list with the Caucasian Shepherd and Kangal

[@thenemesis1229]

When I saw the Caucasian shepherd (her No 1) I first thought it was a Tibetan Mastiff! This breed should have made it to the top of her list. The strong strongest dog breed currently.

[@gti5700]

Alabai

[@Drsnafubar]

What's your opinion on the BRT Black Russian Terrier?

[@betterthedevilyouknow7097]

what a gorgeous dog!!! the Caucasian Sheppard!! absolutely beautiful breed, and i usually am not fond of dogs

[@Wolf_K]

All such beautiful dogs. When I was an 8 year old boy my German Shepherd broke his heavy chain (he was only on it temporarily as I don’t use them with my animals as their freedom is very important to me) to run over to me to prevent a man trying to beat me up. Some crazy guy. He was absolutely loyal to me, just a young boy, and I loved him and treated him as my brother.

[@2thelight]

My golden retriever likes to protect me...and with her there is a lot less liability.

[@Yeoman7]

Less liability because she won’t protect you, but I’m sure she’s cute.

[@benhardwick1970]

@@Yeoman7 that’s why they are the most popular dogs. Very lovely dogs and very forgiving and soft but certainly not a guard dog

[@commendatori1]

@Matthew Feldvari Probably drag races in it..

[@anaotazu5975]

@@Yeoman7 scary , where do you live, what do you do that you need protection ?

[@peachypound6108]

Great Hostess! Very professional narrating. Great Vid👍🏿

[@redenvy649]

It depends on how you trained and brought up the dog,their living environment played a crucial role on how they perceive things but personally for me Turkish Kangals are the deadliest in the dog breeds..their bite force is quite powerful and I personally witnessed it myself the Kangal's tearing down and throwing pitbulls and rottweiler like a rag dolls..they are territorial and possessive and doesn't advice anyone who are not familiar with raising dominant breeds ever...

[@bondjames7007]

Haven’t you caught up with the latest Research with Dogs - Genetics plays a huge part with a Dogs temperament. Environment yes, Genetics is the main factor…ie a Kangal v a Beagle etc

[@HoloScope]

@@bondjames7007 you can say that but how they're raised will mostly dictate their behavior.

[@elmarobberts5128]

Like with humans, dog behaviour is also a result of both nature AND nurture. There are definitely breeds/lines that are more inclined to be unstable than others.

[@grahamsimpson4084]

Overated hype

[@HoloScope]

@@elmarobberts5128 genetics account for about %10 of a dogs behavior

[@gaarauchiha7151]

whats the song in the background whilst talking about the boerboel?

[@franknelson3332]

Great videos thanks! Can you do a feature on the Australian Kelpi? I’d like to know more about this breed. Cheers!

[@rtkellogg]

Hello great video does the cane Corso belong at #6?

[@mccumiskey87]

I'd like to see you do a review on a canary dog ( presa canario dogo) I love these vids & you are great at presenting the show anaka, you seem a real lovely down to earth lady who has a genuine love for dogs.

[@DopeBoysofatlanta]

She has a video on them! Look on her channel!

[@mccumiskey87]

@@DopeBoysofatlanta yeah funny enough no long after posting that I found the vid 👍

[@_mieroc]

Great list! Amazed the cane corso didn't end up here though

[@rajeshkumardeepnarain2931]

The Boerboel is the strongest of all these breeds. If well bred he can be a very good family, if not socialized properly he can be the most dangerous.

[@Animal-Watch]

He was certainly powerful

[@ZinnyPowerVox]

@@Animal-Watch I own a boerboel and this all is true - this dog is amazing but its also a walking a fully loaded gun...

[@MrCora1212]

Lol 😆 Not at all

[@zabekhurram]

You people haven't heard of the Alabai then! It would wreck a boerboel!

[@MrCora1212]

@@zabekhurram i own a true kangal. He is stronger at 6 months than my 132lb cane corso was in her prime

[@leyley1970]

my dog was Half Mastiff and Half Rottweiler.. she was a very great protector.. her temperament was very calm and loving.. I believe it is all in the owner.. she was not aggressive at all.. but if she had to be she knew her boundaries.. I miss her she passed away 10 years ago.. My husband and I trained her ..we also had both parents.. the mother was full blooded Rott and the Father was full blooded Mastiff both had great temperaments..

[@nielspedersen4276]

Size and temperament matters. Besides size, the LGD's (livestock guardian dogs) have an advantage with their thicker coats which better protect from attacks and weather. I'm a fan of the Turkish breeds like the Turkish Boz Shepherd.

[@jasonmoritz6574]

Rottweilers are my most favorite on your list. Hence the reason I have 3 of them that watch my kids,wife and house. ❤

[@mikedaniels4638]

I'm retired from a career in medicine. I've seen over a hundred fatal and nearly fatal injuries caused by dogs. None were due to the breeds your covering. None were by dogs that were trained guard dogs. It was nearly always someone's beloved pet who were mostly known to the victims. Ninety nine percent was some variety of pit bulls, couple of Rottweilers which I guess you did review, and an Akita. I'm not an animal expert by any means but there was an obvious trend.

[@FunFunFun120]

The trend is more popular powerful breeds tend to be involved in more accidents. Do you realize how many more pitbulls or more importantly, dogs labelled pitbulls, are owned in the USA compared to Kangals or Cauc Shepherds? If all the bad owners who owned pitbulls instead owned a Kangal, you would see a lot more fatalities. A pitbull is dangerous but still easily contained by a full grown man, a big Kangal is a different story and you would be in a fight for your life.

[@mikedaniels4638]

@@FunFunFun120 I was purely mentioning my observations over 40 years in small Midwestern Emergency Departments.

[@andiamador7156]

@@FunFunFun120 You are both right and provide valuable normal information for people. I wrote a comment about a foot long basically detailing the story about the neighbor ladies' Caucasion (the only one I ever met, and didn't know anything about them accept that he was huge and different). He came over and attacked one of my little goats, so I attacked him. I am also a woman. The dog knew me through their fence and liked me. He knew I liked him too, before that. When I attacked him, he thought I was greeting him and loving on him. I wasn't trying to kill him, just smash him against the side of the building to let him know I meant business. I gave it almost all I had, knowing that I wouldn't kill him, but I wanted him to know. All he knew was he was so happy and relaxed to be in the same yard with me. He forgot about the goat. I don't think he wanted to kill the goat, but he did put a long gash in him (just now thinking anew, maybe the tussle got him a gash from something else in the area...honestly, reliving it in my mind now he was just playing with the goat. I see it so clearly now after all these years. How he was actually acting was play. I have to go back and add that. If that dog wanted to kill, the pygmy billy would have been dead. Good grief, and I shunned the dog after that, and it was awkward with the neighbors). But, when I got one of the ladies to come over to get him with a leash, he growled at her, and I had to walk him over there and put him in his fence. I told her in a stern tone, "This dog is way too much dog for you." Strangest thing ever with a dog. I have been attacked by a dog. It was a staffordshire terrier (pit bull type), and she had met me before several times. I was invited, but I had become disabled in the meantime, and she attacked me because I was weak. She bit each of my ankles to try to get me off my feet. There were several able-bodied men who showed up at the same moment, but she chose me to attack. Worthless dog. And I feel like I do about that dog's owners as dog owners. Never been back.

[@meghancass3187]

@@FunFunFun120 I'd say a pitbull is not easily contained. I'd say he's containable by a grown man armed with a knife who has very little fear and a great deal of ferocity himself.

[@Waldemarvonanhalt]

I think the dogs mentioned in this vid might be objectively more dangerous in cases where they actually do attack...but, since they're more specialized, exotic or herder breeds, they're unlikely to be acquired by people who let dangerous dogs roam about in urban areas. I think pittbulls have a self-reinforcing image amongst the thuggishly inclined of society, which makes them more sought after and thus more exposed to victims.

[@kanyewest3474]

Hi! I have a question. In my society there is a Rottweiler who is not trained. And its the owners first dog, idk what to do as I have a dog of my own and has been bitten by him. There are other dogs and the owner is not able to handle him in my opinion. Idk what to do.

[@sarahtrew6894]

My neighbours rottie used to be bullied (I use this term jokingly) by their maltese x shi tzu. To be fair he's a big softie. That being said though, people we used to be friends with have a rottie, and she was awful toward me. Used to jump up and try to bite me as soon as I came in (I was there the day they bought her home), once she tried to bite me, she'd be fine and cuddly, but that first 5-10 minutes and she was a demon who sent me into a state of panic

[@giovannamoro8564]

Is the fur of the caucasian shepard the same you see on the hoods of many winter coats?

[@DeeDawg314]

I think the Dogo and the Presa should replace the Rottweiler and the Mal. The Rott looks scarier than what they actually are; and the Mal similar to the APBT are only limited by their size. With that being said, they are still hands down the two most “game” breeds in world

[@nicolebogda1482]

APBT is bred to NEVER bite a human. Screwing with their nature is just wrong.

[@DeeDawg314]

@@nicolebogda1482 we all know this. What does that have to do with what I said

[@niqpere]

Don't forget the cane corso same breed type .

[@jimreynolds2674]

A German Shepard came to live with me a few months ago. He's four years old, well trained by his female owner, and I was lucky enough to be in the right place to take the dog before she had to give him up to a shelter. She's moving and is unable to take the big dog with her. Anyway, the point I'd like to make is this: Mindy had this dog since he was little and obviously did an amazing job with Rex, because this is the sweetest natured dog I've been around in a while. Good with kids, social with other dogs, and most important, he has assimilated with me and my lifestyle, no problem. I'm a lucky guy, and even though I know this 100 pound animal is capable of mayhem, I already know he would turn that aggression on someone lurking around here. Rex is home.

[@whiskybooze]

Dutch Shepherds and Belgian Malinois aka Fur Missiles. I took care of a Rottweiler named Bear for a bit while his owners looked for a place that would let them have him as they were renting. He was the sweetest dog ever. He would nudge you with his head when he wanted pets and was big on cuddles.

[@wholesome122]

This is the best description of Belgians and dutchies I’ve seen so far. Their bites aren’t actually that powerful since they have typical collie type heads. They’re originally designed to move stubborn animals around so they aren’t built to have horrible bites because you don’t want your peskier sheep to die from a face bite. The most notable thing about them is they hit HARD. And they don’t slow down into a hit. They act like they have reinforced skulls or something lol

[@tracydavis8982]

Let a Dutch Shepherd, or Belgian Malinois, go up against a huge, strong, and with a very-powerful-bite-force, German Shepherd!!!!! The German Shepherd, would ANNIHILATE, the skinny Belgian Malinois, and Dutch Shepherd!🏋💪 The German Shepherd, does NOT play games, and a LOT people are afraid of this breed! My FAVORITE breed.....the big, and powerful German Shepherd!!!!!😍

[@sirmanni4534]

Any honorable mentions? Great episode

[@rainerm.4849]

Our Lotti protect also the whole family, my wife is never afraid in the dark of the streets. We have 3 great swiss mountain dogs....🍀🍀🐾🍀😊❤

[@septianwidinugraha4632]

I want to buy great swiss mountain dog but here is very rare in Indonesia

[@pagen5219]

Caucasian Ovcharka is one pretty baby!!! Oh, precious, looks so smart and kind. Looks like one protective beast.

[@pearlsuvd6082]

I had two Caucasian ovcharkas,. They were like gentle giants and crazy loyal but sadly with short life spans

[@trawlins396]

Aaawww that's so sad. How long did they live?

[@trawlins396]

They're beautiful dogs.

[@mr.m2864]

We had 2 Caucasian shepards in the past, never had problems with them, loyal and very protective, but at the same time very, very family friendly 😀

[@snowqueen_8958]

Rotties are adorable And German shepherds are beautiful as well All breeds of dogs can be deadly and scary And if I had a Dutch shepherd I would name it squalo or clash

[@L.A.C_Santos]

Great video!!! I have a huge 70 kg kangal.

[@A43R3W]

Dutch Shepherds are definitely underrated in general

[@trawlins396]

I've never even heard of that breed.

[@SonnySonicBlueSim]

Caucasian Shepherd is a good and loyal pet, protective to family. I have a Rottie now, he is very rough but very loyal, loving and friendly to my friends and family.

[@Gigachadly]

My favourite breed is the Rottweiler, if you couldn’t tell by my profile picture 😂 but I’d love to own a kangle sometime in the future when I have a farm.

[@juanpabloabondanosantos5473]

great video !

[@lefumiya1777]

As a South African, I'll help with the pronouciation of Boerboel... Boo-r-Bull(That easy) its not a Boor'bell' but Boo'r'bull

[@heatherfranks6716]

Just got my first pup! She is 8 weeks and her sister lives with us as well. What advice do you have for me? I've had Labradors my whole life and I've also had 2 Saints. I'm familiar with having and raising puppies. Just not 100 on this breed. Had to take them in or they were gonna put down unfortunately.