10 MOST INTIMIDATING GUARD DOGS

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Dogs are man's best friend, but even a cute and cuddly little puppy can grow up to be a deadly killing machine! While many people own dogs, there are a large number of people afraid of dogs. This fear goes back thousands of years and likely extends to human interactions with the wolf. We know instinctively that dogs can be dangerous, but we love the little furballs anyway.
That doesn't mean there aren't breeds of dogs that aren't dangerous to humans. There are quite a few kinds of dogs many people consider to be scary and dangerous due to their aggressive nature. We aren't suggesting all dogs of the breeds listed here are dangerous, but due to documented cases, some individuals within a breed have proven to be dangerous to humans.
These scariest types of dogs are why many people are afraid of them and in some cases, they should be. Approaching an unfamiliar dog of any breed can be dangerous, as plenty of dogs can attack humans. While most do so only when threatened, some will attack completely unprovoked and, when a powerful dog bites into your neck, it's likely you won't be getting up anytime soon.

[@bjackson215]

I love the South African Boerboel!! And the Presa Canario!!

[@amparodavila1009]

Yessss

[@amparodavila1009]

@Scotty Storm damn fr!

[@ZsaZsaUmbra]

As a dog lover with no sense, none of these dogs would deter me, cuz to me they look like they all just need some smooches. Even if I end up faceless.

[@batmanasdasd]

🤣💀

[@kushalchaudhary3685]

Man i have the bully kutta which was ranked 2 and its the cutest and intelligent dog and i kiss with him play with him all the time so i can say with proper knowledge of dog behaviour u will not be faceless

[@lawrencehamilton7021]

@@kushalchaudhary3685 yeah but I doubt a stranger could kiss your dog😭bully kuttas are super protective

[@ayeshazohatrevor8792]

YASSSS

[@chandrasekhar2683]

I think dogo argentino should be added in this list

[@ryan1617]

completely agree with you man

[@eranbrakat8311]

True

[@redfishradical]

I've had a lot of friends who own them as strikers for hunting hawgs, to a dog, they've been total sweethearts with people. Most hunters adopt them out or bring them in the house after 20 kills just to be humane & give them a happy retirement. They DO form intense, loving bonds & MOS DEF will keep you safe against all comers LOL!

[@lawrencehamilton7021]

A dogo does look pretty intimidating but not compared to some of these breeds unless you know what a dogo is, powerful breed though

[@raiderdrew988]

Tosa , American bulldog, Turkish kangal, French mastiff , Neo Mastiff,bull mastiff, English mastiff,Dogo , American pit bull terrier

[@EvanRo]

BRAVO!!! I was hoping you put the CO in your list and it made it to #1! We adopted our male at the age the 2 and he had already been tossed between 3 homes by then. Your comment about trainability is SPOT ON. let’s just say I have the scars to prove it and that was him just nipping. I wouldn’t want to know what his actual bite would feel like. But man, once you figure out how to train them, they are LOYAL. I’m training him to be my service dog now. The way how INTUITIVE he is is uncanny. Once you earn their respect they’ll do whatever you want them to do. He’s so amazing with my kids too.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

I think our knowledge of the Malinois has made it more intimidating. We know how skilled and determined this breed is and recognize the danger.

[@volkodavwolfcrusherlv7133]

I think the central asian shepard and kangal should be on the list. Not only do they look intimidating but they have natural aggression towards strangers and animals that they don't recognize. They also are great family dogs and definitely want to protect the house at all times

[@thetexan2127]

Solid list. Honorable mentions from me would be the American Akita, Dogo Argentino & Kangal. Serbian Defense Dog is a new one to me that looks interesting to look into.

[@tritchie6272]

I pretty much agree. I guess I need to research the Serbian Defence dog. This video is the first I've ever heard of them. Or at least I don't recall ever hearing of them before. Also I agree that the Dogo and Akita would be intimidating guard dogs. I suspect to get all of them would take a list of 15- maybe 20.

[@oceaser6977]

I think the Akita is only intimidating if you’re familiar with them. They look too much like a husky and that curly tail doesn’t scare anyone.

[@god1284]

@@oceaser6977 Yeah I'd probably be slightly intimidated by an Akita if I saw one because I know how strong and protective they are but to a person who doesn't know they're just big cute and fluffy dogs, which they also are.

[@ZsaZsaUmbra]

I guess you didn't mention my intimidating guard dog because he's a "hybrid". Jack Russell and Pomeranian mix. Terrifying!

[@god1284]

Guess you haven't met my Cavalier X Mini Poodle or my Maltese X Shih Tzu. My Malshi is a strong and intimidating 4.9 kg male and my Cavoodle is a massive 10 kg powerful alpha male. They've killed many Rottweilers and Kangals and love to fight off wolves and bears. They both bite upwards of 9320894091 PSI. Feel bad for anyone who breaks into my house 😎.

[@lifeandhomewithmeredith9050]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@2beeayeez]

is that it because i have guns

[@juliangutierrez1447]

Impressed with this list. When I saw Serbian Defense Dog - I knew this was going to be good. You definitely hit most of the heavy-hitters, I just wish the Dogo Argentino had been mentioned as well as the Central Asian Shepherd (Alabai), French Mastiff (Dogue De Bordeaux), and perhaps also the Bullmastiff and Neapolitan Mastiff

[@f4ptr989]

I have a caucasian, I fell in love with them when I first learned about them almost a decade ago and finally had the opportunity to get one almost two years ago. He’s by far and above the best guard dog I’ve ever known. I never had to formally train him to be protective, I’ve only had to train him to know what to be protective of and what not to. Thing is he’s so intimidating that when he’s there people don’t bother doing anything so his presence is more than enough to deter any would be criminals!

[@othmanekhoumania824]

Killing teddy bears

[@prozierozie5692]

@@othmanekhoumania824More like domestic grade grizzly bears. Lol

[@f4ptr989]

@@othmanekhoumania824 Haha, exactly! He’s 18 months and 150lbs, he’s still growing it’s insane! He’s such a good boy though, with me and people he knows he’s a big teddy, with strangers he’s intimidating to say the least. If I’m not there to introduce you there is 0% chance he will like you, but if I introduce you he’ll roll over or most often sit on your feet and look up backwards at you! This breed is incredibly intelligent and I’ve trained him as a guard dog since he was a couple months old and he has razor sharp instincts when it comes to people. I’ve learned they base their instincts on smell, he sticks his nose up in the air to help determine whether people are dangerous or not before he ever sees you. If you take care of them, they will take care of you. Edit: I have to warn you if you get one, they are shedders. If you don’t brush them everyday, you’ll wonder if there’s another dog in your house from all the fur in every corner!

[@f4ptr989]

@@paulburnette7225 Oof. I am already worried enough with this breed grabbing headlines. As of now they’re not classified as a dangerous breed because they’re so rare but they are becoming more common and as a result ending up in the hands of people who shouldn’t own them.

[@brianhunter1922]

Aye best list I have seen so far man keep up the good work peace and love

[@oceaser6977]

Good list. I agree with most of it and I like your logic and explanations.

[@warsteel1]

Now thats a list..great job..your the one I turn too for information on man's best friend..

[@Ee4yh8rg]

DogumentaryTV another awesome video

[@hustlesouldesire5829]

That list is 💯 🔥. Excellent video.

[@mpb8867]

Very solid list! Can't wait to get my Boerboel pup!

[@thechosen5805]

Great list zeke!!! when I seen the title I said the Fila, and caucasian better be on there. And it was!!! You know your dogs. The serbian defense dog was also a good addition.

[@commendatori1]

Great video.. I agree

[@ravenpoeacup]

My mom bought me a Rottweiler who had a pretty amazing pedigree line. I had to take him for training the works. I remember my friends and I could walk anywhere and no one would mess with us with Levi by my side. They are the best! Now as an adult I think she got me Levi to keep the boys away haha

[@APoxyR8]

You have a very loving mom

[@hrobert745]

Great list. Enjoyed the video. I like that you included some of the less well known breeds like the Serbian, bully kutta, fila. I have a presa and I can vouch for their deterrence value plus she has a high work drive and is very trainable. Most of these breeds are quite specialized and need certain environments and careful handling and training.

[@i.q.614]

Great list...can’t argue with any dog on the list. My list may include a Kangal (not so much appearance, but the athletic ability/ size), the dogo and the beauceron. Keep doin what you do!

[@bassingbasics6621]

Love this list bro, also likes how you explained your line of thinking, viral b never doesn’t that 💯

[@abujabbal7882]

Definetly missed the Kangal and Alabai and Dogo Argentino

[@jtm9945]

It’s says scariest dog I am from America and have the first litter of retired kangals who served in Africa, more than often people comment on how beautiful he is rather than scary and is quite a nice dog unless someone does something even a little aggressive. Much like a Wolf.

[@abujabbal7882]

@@jtm9945 i got your point. I also owned a Kangal. But it says intimidating dog breeds. Although the Kangal is so handsome because of it's Size they are intimidating. And they can look really fierce if they want to protect you and their growl is like a lion roaring.

[@gavinford7447]

I think that if you know about dogs and you know the capabilities of the kangal, then it could be in this list. But to the average person, it looks like a nice fluffy family dog

[@lawrencehamilton7021]

This list is for intimidating breeds tht guard against human intruders, kangals only really protect from other animals they don't care about humans, there has even been cases of people stealing other peoples kangals

[@jtm9945]

@@lawrencehamilton7021 they use them to fight poaching aswell. Your kangal is faulty from the get go if that happens.

[@bigpatmo]

Great list zeke!

[@Elizabeth70992]

I reeeally love your list! Maybe Neapolitan Mastiff could be here and kangal too but it’s a really good list 👍🏼👍🏼

[@nicholasdoty3942]

Great list!! Love how the Channel is adapting, your reactions and creations of the list are really good!

[@willsherman8535]

It’s funny how scared people look when I pass with my APBT. She’s only 45 lbs and has zero guardian instinct, but apparently she’s fairly intimidating

[@blackie8083]

@Will Sherman...I have a red nose pit bull, she's 55 lbs, I'm training her in personal protection, she has extreme dog aggression and is so so with people, people are afraid of her just cause she's a pit bull, lol.

[@sebastiannewman7959]

I don’t have an APBT. But I still agree with your comment about APBT’s being intimidating.

[@ChrisSmith-yl3vd]

I have a 8 month cane Corso and he’s an amazing dog. Protective loving great with our kids and boundaries. He goes everywhere with us that he can and is one of the best investments I have ever made. Atticus is part of our family and has melded, better than I could have ever imagined.

[@redfishradical]

I'm a lifelong dog fancier, in fact as a kid for a couple years I took care of dogs when people were on vacation. I've owned several different breeds, all but one large and good guardians and used to go to many different shows. I've only known one person-coupe actually-who ever owned a Caucasian. I only saw pics & home videos. They were living in the mountains up near the Canadian border in Wa. State when they had him. Their dogs were for their protection (and company!) & to protect their horses. He'd drive off both bears & cougar (they had a couple other dogs, which he got along with okay, they'd back him up facing down predators, but apparently the Caucasian didn't care about that, or play or posture, they could tell he'd take the critters without hesitation). Anyway, they both said they'd have had to find someone to take him if they'd moved when he was still alive, he liked few, and trusted none besides them and like a couple friends. LONG WAY OF SAYING TOTAL AGREEMENT in the Caucasian LOL!

[@KRISH__PATEL]

1:25 cane Corso 1:56 Doberman pinscher 2:38 Rottweiler 3:45 presa canario 4:39 Serbian defense dog 5:37 bad master 7:28 Fila Brasileiro 8:34 Bully Kutta 9:54 Caucasian shepherd

[@andrewp1998]

no gsd?

[@JayP7.62]

My friend moved here from South Africa and has a South African mastiff and he's freaking awesome! He knows the all the property lines of the 300 acre ranch and has already saved their smaller dogs from a couple of coyote attacks. If he doesn't know you prepare to get barked at. He's pretty damn intimidating.

[@bloodlovebullies8365]

I definitely enjoyed this list. Stacked from top to bottom. Now I’m going to have to search the channel to see if you have anything on bandogges.

[@bloodlovebullies8365]

While not an actual breed I would love coverage on them in future content as this is one of my favorite channels for gem 💎 mining ⛏.

[@ewigit8077]

Best guard dog list video I have seen. Glad to see the Serbian defense dog made it on. Surprised the Dogo Argentina didnt make your list but at the same time dont know what breed I would take out for it.

[@kazemalkhalil]

Missing Dogo & Kangal

[@ES-zx6zj]

This list is not far off... Good work Zeke

[@phoenixandthepack2367]

One of your better list great job

[@dibsaikia302]

Few big guns missing, and would have disliked the video had I not been in love with your channel for the longest time. 1. Dogo Argentino 2. Turkish Kangal

[@Zoe_kay]

Over the years I’ve kept three Rotties and two Dobermans.... amazing dogs, and so beautiful ❤️

[@helenswain9070]

As someone that has owned JRTs a ,Fila, a Chow and an American Akita, the most intimidating looking dogs to me are GSD, mals, & American Akita. It may be the ears or the amount of mass majority of people that own them and the dogs sometimes aren't trained to act according to their owners. Presumably, the general public assumes the bigger and broader the dog is (ex: mastiffs) they are more intimidating so the video is pretty spot on! If I had to choose the 3 dog breeds I wouldn't want to encounter in a bad situation- Caucasian Ovcharka, Fila, American Akita.

[@soumiksamanta1376]

Wonderful video.. just love your content.. great work 🇮🇳

[@oursimplesustainablelife8432]

Excellent list.

[@CanemK9]

That’s a good list !

[@nestormarte817]

I would of added the Tosa to that list. Mine was a beast no formal training needed. At 150 lbs big head people crossed the street when I walked him. Fearless of man or beast.

[@god1284]

Yeah if I saw a Tosa Inu I'd probably stay a safe distance from it, knowing how powerful those dogs.

[@blackie8083]

@Nestor, you're right about the Tosa, they are very intimidating looking, fo sho!

[@dogs4homeprotection104]

Good list! The Neapolitan mastiff should be up there, but very good indeed

[@The_VANtastic_Pack]

You know you need a part 2 that should include: akita, chow, dutch shepherd, belgian malinois, German shepherd, pitt bulls, Dogo Argentino, Kuvas, and any others I'm forgetting.

[@Wolfbite89]

I agree with most of them. But the Shepherds are becoming so common place that they aren't feared as much anymore. And no pitbull should ever be on a guard dog list. True pits will help a robber pack off a TV. Lol! Not that all will be like that, but properly raised and bred, they love almost all people. My pits are shitty guard dogs, they are only a slight deterrent due to appearance. My Pit Catahoula is much better.

[@Arivmario]

As much as I love my GSDs I still have some people who want to approach them to pet without asking because they see so many as service/pet dogs. For my next set I’m leaning towards the Presa Canario pretty much for the very same reasons stated here. Great video!...what about the Alabai?

[@IrvinBeast]

I’d recommend presa’s but they have a pretty high prey drive, and my neighbor has an Alabai they aren’t really that intimidating until they get big but once they are switched on they are one of the most scary dogs. They have the deepest bark I’ve ever heard and I have a Caucasian Shepherd and the Alabai still has a superior bark in my opinion

[@god1284]

Be careful with getting a Presa, they have very intense drive and need a lot of exercise, stimulation and work. If you can own one then that's great but I think a Cane Corso is a more easy to own version of a Presa. I also recommend a Rottweiler and a lot of Mastiff breeds, they're all terrifying, except for English Mastiffs and Bullmastiffs, they just look too cute with their big floppy heads but to an intruder those big floppy heaps would be super scary so I guess it works.

[@shane-oshaunason7590]

Malanois owner’s gone be pissed with this 😂

[@ES-zx6zj]

YES! Hahaha :D They cant handle the fact that their dogs arent the best at everything.

[@joshikins5674]

Na, Malinois are great but they don’t like intimidating and I get that.

[@APoxyR8]

When they’re barking at you they’re pretty scary lol. Police will have them bark at the criminals like 2 inches from their face. But I agree if it’s just chillin not so scary.

[@CarlosCastillo-mw1zu]

Malinois don’t make it on the intimidating list but you’ll see them On the top loyal list 😉

[@ES-zx6zj]

​@@CarlosCastillo-mw1zu Loyalty is not a rare trait in the dogs on this list either Carlos

[@GurpreetSingh-de8pe]

Bully kuta never lets its owner down. Thanks for keeping in list..

[@jordanvocaturo3765]

Can you do a video showing how much the channel makes? Always interesting to see this from channels and generally gets lots of views as well. Thanks!!

[@elkrutarth]

may be kangal and Anatolian shepherd are honorable mentions... I am very glad that indian/pakistani mastiff or bully kutta and Tibetan mastiff are in this list... say hi and give my love to rascow...🥰😍🦴🐾🐾🐕🐕🐕‍🦺🐅

[@michaelquiroz4565]

Nice list.

[@ronaldjr2102]

No Central Asian Shepherd?

[@danvicars2157]

I known a dobbermenn pincher it's was the most loyal dog on the face of the planet. It had no training , I do appreciate it to have it ahead of Cane Corso. You did make me smile 👍

[@nl6834]

lovely to see the SDD on the list !!

[@george-jd9fm]

Surprised no American bulldog

[@IrvinBeast]

Best list I’ve seen granted I would’ve switched out the cane Corso for the Dogo. But even as your list is it’s very good

[@danielcarvajal748]

The fila Brasíleiro finally makes it again on one of your lists!!! Do you have an personal thoughts on this breed? Also would a fila be a good match with a Doberman, like living together?

[@The1whoStrives]

Filas are one of the most powerful and most intimidating dogs period ! Very strong. The instincts are amazing, mine never gets caught slipping .

[@Wolfbite89]

You definitely have to be ready for a Fila!

[@darrylhansell3300]

The fence 6 feet high

[@suleymanhamzaoglu4976]

Nice list man.I was expecting to see Black Russian Terrier mostly because there are not many videos about them around.So since it didnt make it into the list can you guys share your opinion about them?

[@yugantbainwad_17]

I love Rottweiler! Rosco ❤ so much reminds me of my Rottweiler Lycan! They are just so intelligent, the switch from guard to playing around kids always aware of people and surrounding.

[@zwei2084]

Please do a list of best dogs for specific jobs. It would be so fascinating to learn about more niche working breeds

[@Wolffeathers21]

I'm sure in person these dogs would be very scary, but just looking at them on screen makes me think, "aw, so cute I wanna pet it"

[@tojumiladipo4698]

Talk is cheap

[@danielmclintock648]

The list could probably go on forever.

[@Amit-xq2bt]

Nice ☺️

[@xJAYHaWK14x]

great list, mine probably would have had the Kangal somewhere in the top 5

[@fgialcgorge7392]

Good list. I can imagine it was hard to leave a few off, especially if it's regarding people who only have a passing understanding of certain breeds like the Pit Bull, American Bulldog, German Shepherd, Malinois. Then you have dogs like the Tosa, Akita, CAO who could have all made the list but I think you chose properly. I might have found a spot for the CAO and Akita if it was my list but I can understand why you didn't. Like I said, people with a passing understanding of canines may think an Akita is a playful Husky or mix. I probably would have traded the CAO with the Doberman but really we're just pulling at straws when talking visual and genetic ability to deter. Good list.

[@bartvandenhaute4019]

Awesome list and with a clear and understandable 'goal'. Generally, the bigger they are the more intimidating. I would not back down from a Presa or shepherd tbh, but a Boerboel, Bully kuta or any Ovcharka breed and i would run for my life.. Some of the European mountain dogs could be on this list tbh, they are just as intimidating as an Ovcharka when they get into guard mode but having watched the vids you did and the impression you obviously got of them (showdogs) i can understand why they are not on the list ;).

[@bq4453]

100% agree with your list ...

[@stuartbutler9391]

Would have liked to see a bull mastiff in there (my next pup) but all round...👍👍👍

[@danlangford9434]

Belgian malinois are just velociraptors with fur.

[@rebecka7883]

And thats why its such a good breed for guarding haha, would’nt wanna meet a angry malionois but otherwise its a nice breed

[@nemanjaaaaaa]

Thank you for putting Serbian defense dog on the list. He deserve that. I saw that dog about two years ago (that was some black male) and I couldn't believe how much intimidating he looks. I would never step into yard which he's protecting if there is not his master. Greetings from Serbia.

[@lailasolano1704]

I love my cane Corso , loving and gentle she likes to play a lot

[@palley253]

An angry Johnson American bull dog is pretty very intimidating as well.

[@luis.a.diazvazquez5015]

I love the CAUCASIAN SHEPHERD is a great dog my friend she have a few of them and I will probably get a puppy from her I think I am ready for this type of dog🐾🐾💪🏼💯

[@blackie8083]

@Luis, they are alot of work. And if you get one like mine, whom is very aggressive, a total PITA to deal with, as you'll have to put them up when you have friends over, etc...but if you decide on getting one, good luck, lol. I wish I would have went back to the Fila, but I couldn't find any good ones at the time.

[@st0n3p0ny]

The visual deterrence thing is a good point, but, the fact is that the most common and most effective guard dogs in most settings are the yappy purse dogs that won't shut up. You can't kick them, they won't shut up, the burglar will run away. Whereas a huge Rottweiler is far more likely to be nice and quiet and let the burglar walk them to a closet.

[@scottydees2748]

I have boerboel and ABDs, but God I'd love a Presa, the dog restrictions in Australia are ludicrous. Great vid mate, cheers.

[@thefireplacekennels]

Boerboel and corso owner here myself, a presa is the only other dog I’d own

[@timbro71]

Yes solid list mate, Although I love Doberman’s and actually owned one, I would have breeds like Central Asian and Turkish Boz Shepherds above them, both much larger / intimidating and naturally also very capable guard dogs.

[@airferock5994]

The Doberman has a reputation where it doesn't need to look like a bulky dog, I can't express how many times I see folks cross the street whenever I take my Doberman out for a stroll. I think it has everything to do with its features which can come off menacing since you can see all its teeth.

[@god1284]

@@airferock5994 Rather than the dog having physical features that make it scary such as big head and muscular body, Dobermans just have a reputation as guard dogs which is why they're intimidating.

[@stevenzakhariajoram]

6:36 boerboel : you do not mess around with me😎

[@darrylhansell3300]

FINALLY!!!! Someone who knows their Dogs!!!!!1st time on any list that the Fila Brazilaro is recognized!!! I had one years ago as i lived in a rough neighborhood. Put it this way..i know of people who were broken in( myself included) when your not home with Dobermans, Rottweilers,Italian Mastiffs, Pitbulls and they did nothing! Some were beaten up! The point being the Fila i know for sure will take any 2 or 3 intruders down. Great report!

[@JoseCastro-et8qs]

Boxer also good home protecter and intimidating

[@Twincity55]

Maybe build on this list and make a top 30ish list. Great list, was suprised Kangel wasnt on there.

[@roddymac998]

Tibetans are fantastic dogs. It's worthwhile saying while most associate with flock guardian. The two types are very different in what roles they play. The do kyhi are the best for flock. They work independently throught the night and will gaurd livestock and it's master and during day they are usually tied up or out with the nomads. The tsang kyhi are what you will see in the monestry protecting the monks. This breed are not good at flock guarding but are fantastic for personal protection. They will do whatever is needed to protect their master . They are heavier boned thicker set compared to do kyhi. Although still athletic for its size...

[@michaelmaar3920]

Have you ever done a video on the Sarplaninac?

[@CaptainPunishment1]

alapaha blue blood bulldog, Tosa, CAS. Agree with the rest though. Nice list, keep up the content bro.

[@CaptainPunishment1]

Dogo too !

[@seankaine2411]

Central Asian Shepherd also I believe. Because I have 1 and she is no joke at all. But more a self thinker, also really doesn't play fetch but she's smart and already knows how to protect

[@rickendfed7472]

Well done I got a Malamute, the instinct for protection is high must be #11 on your list lol

[@stuartbutler9391]

Commenting early! Hope a poodle doesnt score over a cane corso!🤣🤣🤣ATB👍👍👍

[@mrzylinder94]

Not bad but incomplete without the dachshund

[@Wolffeathers21]

Those dogs are terrifying

[@god1284]

Are you serious? You think a Dachshund is a intimidating dog? LMAO. You haven't met my Maltese X Shih Tzu, a 4.9 kg alpha male. If you saw him you'd shit yourself.

[@lifeandhomewithmeredith9050]

I have a pit bull dachshund mix. Best dog ever! His speed is incredible and his muscles are amazing. He is so sweet.

[@keeganclifford8137]

I love the list, but what about the Tosa Inu and Dogo Argentino ?

[@needahandle]

Tosa, yes and Dogo

[@kool4209]

i love that your rotti still has its tail

[@antonio9ainata]

you didnt mention the german shepherd "working line" specifically the dark sable, from personal experience, their eyes and their look at strangers is creepy as hell!

[@god1284]

Yeah but they're too small and nothing compared to the dogs on this list. They are similar to the Belgian Malnois mentioned at the start as a great protector but not scary.

[@nalabear97]

Theyre bigger than a Malinois and DEFINITELY more intimidating.

[@antonio9ainata]

Can This Imposter Get 100k Subs? Talking about intimidation doesnt mean small or big.. just do me a favor and meet a sable working line GSD and look him 2 seconds in their eyes !!

[@blackie8083]

@@antonio9ainata Not the same anto...a german shepherd, the most intimidating one you got doesn't even compare to the breeds mentioned in this video, although I like a nice 'working line' shepherd as well, I had a couple myself.

[@antonio9ainata]

@@blackie8083 but he mentioned the Doberman pinscher, let's be honest, just bring a sable working gsd and a doberman and compare the looks. Im sure the intruder will be more terrified if he faces the dark Sable GSD. they have the look of a serious killer man! no joke

[@george-jd9fm]

surprised no dogo Argentino?? Also not a fan of fila on this list bc of the way they look, the droopy head isn't intimidating, reminds me of a bloodhound. But they are great protection dogs, I would put them around 8 or 9

[@Wolffeathers21]

Agreed. The Dogo Argentino is definitely up there in terms of intimidation factor. Definitely more scary than some on this list.

[@bartvandenhaute4019]

Walk up to a fenced garden with Fila's and you will see why you don't wanna go in ;)

[@george-jd9fm]

@@bartvandenhaute4019 yes! That's why I would put them at 9

[@god1284]

To be fair I've seen a Fila Brasiliero once and they're absolutely fucking terrifying with their sheer size and massive head and they don't like strangers. I agree with Dogo Argentino, they look muscular and powerful but idk... maybe too small?

[@lawrencehamilton7021]

Filas are freaking huge though

[@silentprimo46]

Corso is way more intimidating than a few of this list, and Tosa should be in top 5 of it

[@nestorespinoza3132]

Nahh it’s good how it is

[@silentprimo46]

@@nestorespinoza3132 you dont know what you're talkin about...

[@nestorespinoza3132]

@@silentprimo46 no you don’t

[@carll4765]

@@silentprimo46 The Cane Corso is definitely more intimidating than the Doberman

[@silentprimo46]

@@nestorespinoza3132 I'm your teacher, lil bitch

[@davidosborne2799]

I’m always going to be biased I always like it when the Rottweiler his favorite but these videos are always awesome and yeah the The Caucasian Shepherd is awesome so are most of the dogs on this list Great work keep it up love the content

[@mom2mattplus3]

That was a great list of guard dogs. I love my Doberman!

[@APoxyR8]

I wish I could have one but Canada doesn’t allow ear cropping nor tail docking. They’re not so scary with floppy ears.

[@mom2mattplus3]

@@APoxyR8 our Doberman is from north of Toronto. Has cropped ears and docked tail. But I know things are changing.

[@APoxyR8]

@@mom2mattplus3 yeah vets got banned from doing these procedures last year spring in Alberta. But I learned some breeders take the litter to the states to get em done by vets.

[@mom2mattplus3]

@@APoxyR8 I see the reasons why they would want to ban but the Doberman does look best with cropped ears and docked tail.

[@imptuner]

Great list!! Make a second one and add the Kangal!

[@classicguitar4900]

Great list, in my opinion in modern cities Doberman is the perfect mix. He can lives in apartment, smart, strong, guarding abilities in his DNA, etc..

[@darrylhansell3300]

I love the Doberman but dont think it should be on the list...some need to be trained to be a guard dog.videos showing a dog tied up or behind a fence sometimes means nothing .When push comes to shove alot of GSD,Dobermans,etc will run if they are in a house alone.

[@journeyman553]

A woman once told that that a guard dog must give you time to get to your gun. No better dog for that than the Alibi. They are completely intimidating and i don't know why they are not on the list.

[@Exposetheluciferianagenda]

I agree even though you missed the dogo Argentino, the white Ovcharka is the most intimidating dog.

[@imidsikkey]

Goodness me I love Boerboels! Shame in Australia, where I'm from, most Boerboels here are bulky and non athletic, with the incorrectly bred underbite The ones you have shown were gorgeous and correct to the breed standard

[@MSUSpartansRock]

Just came across this. Worked with most of these breeds in my early years as a Licensed Vet Tech(Nurse). I'd agree that all Look intimidating. We now have a 2 yr old rottie boy. like you said about your own, he instinctively knows our property boundaries, and has defended them against many a wildlife intruder! lol Seriously though, when the door bell rings and we act a little surprised, he sees/senses that and uses his super big boy bark. That itself is intimidating! And he is FAST! He could close a distance of 100yds faster than an Olympian! Is 2 too old to start any kind of guard training?

[@unclelumbago5777]

Hi, yes that would be too old to start guard training. However a rottweiler (especially a male) have a natural instinct to protect you. They are extremely intelligent and know the difference between a fake and a real threat to there home or people.