TOP 10 MOST POWERFUL DOG BREEDS 2021

There aren’t many animals on Earth that can match the wit, loyalty, and strength of a dog. These versatile canines have adapted to living in the wild and coexisting with humans, integrating themselves into their families and becoming one of the most trusted animal companions in history. Although most of today's dogs mostly live their lives as pets, there’s no denying that these animals are built to do amazing things; a single Australian cattle dog can move hundreds of sheep through rough terrain, The Bernese Mountain Dog pulled carts full of essential weaponry and supplies to soldiers during WWI as well as haul refugees to safety, and the Alaskan Malamute can pull extraordinary loads for hundreds of miles through frozen tundra in extreme weather conditions.
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[@TheMightykaz]

I grew up with Rottweilers and always considered that breed to be the strongest. However, I ended up owning a Dogo Argentino, Rhodesian Ridgeback and Fila Brasileiro. Dogos and Filas are definitely a step up in the strength department. Dogos having an overall body strength but Filas have an unbelievable huge head and neck. It’s hard to explain unless you have owned one. My filas nexk reminded me of a horse neck. All three were the best dogs ever. My Fila passed an I miss him everyday. My Dogo is 14 and living the senior life which includes eating everything in sight and sleeping. 😂

[@TheMightykaz]

I own a Boerboel now. He is 15 weeks and 47 pounds. Pretty strong as well! Lol

[@sunburn6135]

@@TheMightykaz does your dogo got deaf?

[@TheMightykaz]

My Boerboel is now 10 months old and is hands down the strongest dog I have ever owned. Great family dog though. Just unbelievably strong. Way stronger than a Dogo and Fila.

[@mauro6545]

@@TheMightykaz Well yh, a Boerboel is literally on average like twice the weight of a Dogo of couse it ll be stronger... I do differ in the Dogo v Rottweiler and Fila department tho, Rotties to me r the strongest of them, Dogos ve the most agility and drive n Filas the most human agression...

[@ryan1617]

I was surprised not to see a Corso on here

[@nicolasavila2714]

Same Here

[@moe.jones1]

Great job Zeek! Amazing presentation

[@yvonne2965]

Dogos are beautiful & I didn’t know about the Central Asians but wow they are beautiful.. All these dogs would definitely be great if you lived out in the middle of nowhere & needed protection

[@alisha7224]

Boerbel is the only dog breed that has pulled me off my feet, & I've been raising & fostering various large dog breed for yeeeaaaars

[@dreamlanddogstv9493]

I like all your videos..They are amazing!❤

[@doglovers1452]

I Really love dogs and I think your Videos are brilliant

[@shubhammed]

Good list bro 👍👍

[@rajeshkumardeepnarain2931]

I agree that the Boerboel is one of the strongest of the mastiff type dogs. I would have liked the Dogue de Bordeaux to be on this list as well due to its tremendous jaw power.Good video though.Keep up the good work.

[@HusbandnWifeDuo]

Great list! Thanks from Ontario, Canada! It is very difficult to come up with a list like this. Irish wolfhounds only live for 7-8 years and they were my favored breeds during my teens until I found out that they are so short-lived. However, I may still end up keeping one. Thanks for showing working Tibetans and not China's designer variety. I love Central Asians. My parents kept them when I was young. I am still in love with the breed and am friends with a great breeder from California. We also had a female bully kutta, who used to guard our small flock of goats. She was a sweet lady. At present, I have a Hungarian Kuvasz and will in all likelihood continue having a few of them, along with an Irish I guess.

[@CentralasianshepherdAlabaiUSA]

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[@oswaldolima111]

i agree ☝️

[@Slimchancemyguy]

i think the fact that a CATTLE dog can actually move cattle is more impressive than moving hundreds of sheep

[@yedzilla3818]

I have a bully kutta and he's amazing

[@lavaka09]

Good list, a little surprised i didn't see the tosa inu or the Caucasian shepherd. Which can be just as powerful as a kangal or alabai.

[@TheMightykaz]

Number 5 is a Caucasian Shepherd. They can also be called Caucasian Ovarcharka.

[@noelhubahib9839]

kangal by far the strongest and most durable dog on anybody’s list

[@Zxx57lania]

What about the neopolitan mastiff?

[@MrBilljudd]

How do you not include the Cane Corso

[@anarchistanonymous7873]

All hype 💯

[@adoggdog3988]

@@anarchistanonymous7873 not all…

[@damonbehnke5817]

The only one I agree with is the #1 spot

[@FunLovingDiva]

The Black Russian Terrier should be on this list too.

[@littlemackerel1456]

Would think akita would be on this

[@danielmclintock648]

Ovcharka or Alabai for me.

[@vaibhavnirgure7589]

U should have added cane corso

[@Noah-vm4ib]

Cane Corso and American bulldog should be on list.

[@djowen23]

@Nejc right!

[@bayshark7o7]

Dogos all the way!

[@societyscareindigent4513]

what about the cane corso?

[@societyscareindigent4513]

@Nalesh Hewavithana Cane Corso is stronger than the GSD and the Rott but they act more aggressively. Please don't get me wrong, these are 2 monstrous dogs who can do anything for their humans but the Cane is a monster if its beast mode goes on. Imagine, It's bite force is more than a Lion's!!!

[@pocketssmith5933]

@@societyscareindigent4513 bite force measurements are pretty debatable across the canine community. I don't by into them even a little bit. Just think how ridiculous that sounds, A 150lb dog TOPS has a stronger bite force then 500 lb lion? That's nonsense. Ask zeke, he knows.

[@societyscareindigent4513]

@@pocketssmith5933 Please shut up and you ask Zeke, he'll tell ya. I have 2 Canes, 1 Argentine Mastiff and 1 Presa Canario. So I guess who has the upper hand

[@pocketssmith5933]

@@societyscareindigent4513 the upper hand in what? Lol and zeke has been outspoken about how he himself is skeptical of bite force measurements.

[@pocketssmith5933]

@@societyscareindigent4513 ill guarantee you don't own those dogs. Lol

[@tebatsorubenmanabile9064]

What about the Rottweiler

[@Ghost-xn9wg]

Yeah bro ,a well bred rotty is very strong and great stamina,but this type of rott is very rare now

[@oijosukeiliveinyourwalls5798]

in my opinion Caucasian shepherd Alabai Asian shepherd Tibetan mastiff Kangal Bully kutta tosa boerboel presa canario dogo argentino bullmastiff

[@greybo4034]

Saint Bernard should be there on this List ...

[@The1993luffy]

Cant say if i agree. I dealt with Saint Bernards, i live in Switzerland and where i live we have a Breeder. Yes they are also strong, but the Breed has completely change to how it was in the Past. The Saint Bernards of today became alot heavier, in the negative sense, they used to be lighter, more muscle, less fat, less coat, much more agile. Today they have little endurance. You can't use them on rescue missions in the alps anymore because they lack the physical capabilities to do it. It's one of those Breeds that got messed up badly by people. The Dogs on the list certainly can achieve higher performance levels.

[@vios68]

A good list. As someone else said Nat all breeds can make the top 10, but as strong working dogs I would hva added the Spanish mastiff - a working dog at around 200 pounds, the Newfoundland, the Saint Bernard (both seriously strong working dogs). Maybe even the English mastiff - even though finding a working line might be challanging. I would think these breeds would be stronger than some on this list and maybe even though not generally recommended for protection, they are pretty powerful.

[@logansilva8017]

The Spanish mastiff is a genetic disasters their weight is not a good thing it causes them so many problems. People are putting them down well before they reach old age because the pain they are suffering. I listened to a podcast on here where all kinds of breeds are discussed with a person who has knowledge about whatever breed is the topic. The lady said that it's much more common to find them with problems than not. I'm sure that you can find what I had listened to. it's very informative and has quite a few videos and they average about a hour long.

[@logansilva8017]

It's called the bulldog social club podcast.

[@holyfieldTattoo1988]

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[@descendancedenoefilsdadam1028]

Neo, Corsos, American Akita are missing supetstrong breeds...

[@efoefo6479]

Kangal nmber 1

[@exiledknight3961]

kangal and cao should be 1 and 2. I have seen weight pulling competition among dogs and kangal and cao out perform boerboels on a regular basis.

[@c.augustedupin8860]

by the metric of weight pulling....st Bernard and new foundland should be no.1 kandal is overrated...they can't beat tosa inu

[@exiledknight3961]

@@c.augustedupin8860 This isnt in terms of a fight its plain and simply raw power, which kangal has way more then tosa inu. St bernards and newfies are big and clumsy and nobody uses them for competition.

[@c.augustedupin8860]

@@exiledknight3961 in terms of raw power and explosiveness....kangal can't match overchka, tosa inu,cane corso...... as for st bernards, new foundlands, English mastiff...they maybe clumsy but they move around 200 pds objects like it is piece of cake for them and they can do some real damage if they are threatned

[@exiledknight3961]

@@c.augustedupin8860 real world showings dont back you claim. Results speak for themselves. Both in terms of fighting and in terms of raw power, kangal are superior to all those breeds

[@c.augustedupin8860]

@@exiledknight3961 where's the proof....internet sub culture and just because some kangal fanboys claiming it doesn't make it reality . And I have known it myself tosa inu is a fighting machine , overchka and Corsa are just way too powerful for kangals English mastiff and at Bernards are powerhouse....I know it because I have seen a st Bernard slamming a 240 pds amatuer wrestler to ground and dragging him around. And it has a very nasty bite

[@burakustun5755]

No dog in the world can beat a kangal. Kangal is the only dog ​​that can fight with wolves. He is very strong and at the same time lovable to people.

[@flexa_fro3163]

What about cane corso

[@sandravidacek6699]

This is a very good list, especially because it includes Irish Wolfhound who is missing from other such lists, but still it should also include Spanish and English mastiff, bullmastiff and some other breeds.

[@AZ-gs6hj]

I like Dogos myself. They got the looks and the drive. Same with presa. They’re the perfect size IMO. Too big of a dog and you’ll be paying so much in food to feed that mf.

[@je9212]

Time out were is the American bulldog Johnson type and the Rottweiler, Cane corso

[@Janeway1269]

Johnson isn't even the working type. I've seen Johnsons fall apart time and time again.

[@djowen23]

@@Janeway1269 somebody knows their American bulldogs...nice!

[@ramonsuarez1051]

I know my AB's and I competed with mine in weight pull. Gator Red might deserve a spot in the top 10, but as a group I wouldn't put them in the top 10.

[@talkup3327]

Why is the Rottweiler nit in the list but the Dogo Argentino? I like this list but i just wonder why, because in strength they both seem really similar to me.

[@logansilva8017]

The Dogo Argentino is an amazing athlete they have Superior strength and Stamina Compared to the rottweiler. They Have a very high working drive and are commonly used as a catch dog for hog hunting. Check out videos of them hunting and defeating in predators And you will see why.

[@ramonsuarez1051]

They are probably very close but I personally would agree with the video. To me the rottie represents one of the strongest protection dogs and the Dogo represents one of the strongest catch dogs. I think it takes more power to catch and hold a 300 pound wild boar than to take down a man.

[@tigerking3033]

They are not as strong as any of the breeds in this list , its like comparing a tiger to a leopard

[@robertmoran5843]

Can someone show me the proof of the kagal bite force i have searched the internet and KZbin and cant find it

[@djowen23]

Good question.

[@Janeway1269]

Great list.

[@calevel]

No cane corso??

[@JAMESON_TIPCKE10]

The best channel ever thanks keep it up

[@burakustun5755]

Number 1 of course Kangal

[@nathanealbarthus395]

The rotweiller should be number 1

[@vicky-fe6hr]

Did you forgot cane corso bro or it's not eligible you saying

[@gdragnew7801]

pitbulls as we all know are the strongest POUND FOR POUND dogs but i think ,this top 10 is about a little bit larger dogs

[@greenbraltar6919]

There's no proof that APBT is strongest pound for pound.

[@digfitness7598]

@@greenbraltar6919 No American pitbull or Bully breed would stand a chance against any of these dogs on this list; 1 on 1 and I love pitbull But when it comes to dogs, size Plays A tremendous factor in strength. Overall I love this list and the channel always has a ton of information I can learn from

[@burakustun5755]

No dog in the world can beat a kangal. Kangal is the only dog ​​that can fight with wolves. He is very strong and at the same time lovable to people.

[@shawnprice6280]

This list is bullshit what about the Chihuahua, mini Pinscher, and the Yorkies. They should be #3 #4 and #5

[@johnmorris77]

Good list

[@haidehollins]

I'd like to know more about the Boxer breed. My pure breed boxer is a year old and what should I expect from him as far a size and personality? Thanks!

[@djowen23]

This channel has a whole video talking about the boxer breed... I've owned 2 in 1 boxer pit mix And they are a medium sized dog very loyal train them right and you won't be let down.

[@madexgonzales1470]

Last time you included cane corso and rottweiler on the list.I think you ranked rottie at #4 or #3.But after a year you made the same category but they were not included anymore😂😂😂

[@dany1441]

One thing that sets the Boerboel apart from any other breed I've owned (quite a few) is their original 'wild animal' instinct. They retain many of the instincts that a wild animal has but most domesticated dogs have lost. It's bewildering at first when you see your dog do something no other dog has ever done before (that you know of), and then it's just fascinating, once you understand what they're doing and why.

[@dany1441]

@Muneeb Ahmed Khan Wasn't just one thing, and I never said no other dog ever did it. But none of my other dogs ever recognized a wild dangerous animal for what it was, only my boerboel. I mean snakes, scorpions, spiders. All the boerboels I've known have an inborn fear of water, and it makes sense if you're from Africa. 😂 I also think their heightened sense of 'us vs them' is due to them just being less domesticated. For a boerboel, a stranger is basically a possible mortal threat, to a Staffordshire Bull Terrier or even a Dobermann, not so much. 😊

[@Tryptone]

@@dany1441 my Doberman must be different. She won't let anyone pet her until she is comfortable with them. Barks heavily at anyone coming towards us... Including people on tv walking through the woods. 😂 I do understand your comment though and had to make my own. My Doberman won't attack every threat visible.

[@ruru9400]

The Boerboel is my favorite breed of all time. I agree with your statement. 🥰

[@dany1441]

@@Tryptone I had a Dobermann, awesome dog. They're known to be stand-offish.

[@dany1441]

@@ruru9400 Mine didn't like climbing. So sometimes I just had to lift her. 😂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4K5eJaCfL6YpaM

[@ralphandmadnessthecanecors6626]

What about the cane corso

[@djowen23]

The cane corso is #11... lol

[@Mikegastaldo]

I sold a German shepherd ...eastern working lines to a guy in his late 50's that was protection trained.he bought the dog to live with his disabled mother and her 24 hour caretaker because they were recently assaulted zip tied and robbed in the mothers home...they had a adult male cane Corso in the house when this occured and the dog did nothing...he brought the German shepherd to her home and took the Corso as an owner surrender to Los Angeles animal control.... believe it...don't believe it...it's up to you..this is a true event.

[@HusbandnWifeDuo]

@@Mikegastaldo our own experience and research by some other canine experts have shown that in the absence of their owner, most of the time, even a good guard dog would get intimidated by robbers. This is so because dogs derive their courage from the presence of their humans. That Cane corso's behaviour in the presence of its humans is baffling. In our experience two or more guard dogs are always better than one in order to protect your property in absentia. Having said this, I can share that when I walk my dog (a 110 pounds, 30inches tall at the withers Hungarian Kuvasz) late at night through one particular area, there is this black German shepherd that always comes barking at the gates to warn us. I have found that he/she is left all alone to guard the property by its human who works at night. This GSD does not seem intimidated at all.

[@Mikegastaldo]

@@HusbandnWifeDuo thank you for an interesting/intelligent response to my comment...it's not common to receive one...yes I completely agree to the point of more than one dog is best for guarding duty.they appear to feed off each other and give each other strength and courage.. I can find a way to make most dogs aggressive and good guards on there own in absence of there owners BUT...BUT...this is only by brutal training technique and isolation and leading the dog to believe that everyone is his enemy and will harm him this results in a very unpredictable aggressive dog that is in part displaying fear aggression..a good working line German shepherd is the only breed that I personally have found that can be trained to be aggressive and still be a good confident citizen/companion...I believe it's because there intelligence is far above most breeds

[@HusbandnWifeDuo]

@@Mikegastaldo I agree with your take on GSDs. My younger brother is a GSD fan and has one for now. I had a Doberman once and he was a pretty good guard dog. However, his guarding quality increased exponentially when I got a female Doberman later. The two worked together and we were the only house in the neighbourhood that was not broken in.

[@KelvinFrancisMontine]

The Irish Wolfhounds were recreated. They are not the same Wolfhounds of legend subsequently the modern version is not as powerful and much more gentle

[@hitenrajput376]

Logically bully kutta has been from India in every aspect. Going to history Pakistan itself has come from India by parting Incase if there is argument on bully kutta not being Indian breed. But beside that bully kutta is originally from north part of India near Jammu Kashmir and was breed more later on in Pakistan but all in all it can be said India pak breed

[@arslankiani100]

Its from where? India? You had no idea about the breed 10 years ago buddy, all these bully kutta's u have now are from imported lines, the Pakistani bully kutta is a brand my friend. And its origins is not kashmir, thats the origin place of bakharwal and gaddi dogs. Bully kuttas other name is sindhi mastiff, its because they come from the region between southern punjab of Pakistan and sindh province of Pakistan

[@hitenrajput376]

@@arslankiani100 thanks my friend for such nice long message. For your information gaddi dogs originated in Himachal. And whereas if you think I didn’t hear about bully kutta 10 years back then you are very wrong my friend. Because my grandfather use to have one with him. And yes I have grown along with them in my childhood years.

[@saiadapa.]

@@arslankiani100 yeah u only had bloodlines that doesn't mean BK is from ur country u people preserved and developed the bloodlines because in ur country dog fightings are not banned but in our country dog fightings were banned so with no dog fights the BK is high high budget dog so we didn't encouraged bloodlines and didn't preserved them thats the reason ur country had those many bloodlines and our didn't had and also ur country had only aseel and nagi type bully kutta fighter bloodlines but still now ur country didn't had a bloodline dor Desi BULLY KUTTA only India had fighter bloodlines for Desi BULLY KUTTA and Desi BULLY KUTTA is the world champion in 2020 and bully kutta originally breed in tamilnadu, India thats the reason tamilnadu had sculptures of BK in temples

[@topacybits3576]

Dogo argentino is the bester fighter of the dog world

[@Mikegastaldo]

AND PACKS A 500 PSI BITE!!!!

[@richardramdin1864]

Try putting it up against a bully kutta

[@Mikegastaldo]

@@richardramdin1864 ohh my my my...what the hell is a bully kutta I thought...wow I looked it up that's quite impressive man it's a monster no doubt and temperament is aggressive and protective...sounds awesome to me

[@topacybits3576]

@@richardramdin1864 they still win. I have links of them fighting if u dont believe me

[@topacybits3576]

@@richardramdin1864 dogos got more hart and stamina. Those big sherperd dogs from the east have 0 stamina same for the kangal

[@khalidomar1381]

Great list and I definitely concur with the breeds chosen!! Great content as always. Keep up the super work

[@youngwolfenola1734]

Bro, which dog has more bite force Kangal or Boerboel Please reply🙏

[@danilo3601]

Kangal

[@aussiecowboah8825]

Boerboel: 450 PSI Kangal: 753 PSI

[@zero_meercat8624]

@@aussiecowboah8825 is that average? That sounds like the max they can each produce

[@robbietilton6254]

At this point you're asking which Hammer does the job better, a ballpoint or a carpentry. It depends on the job you're doing but they both were going to get the job done

[@robbietilton6254]

Don't overthink

[@rottweilersbellasamsonpitb9603]

WOW..Nice group of canines!!..I would love too have an Irish Wolfhound or a Boerboel?.(someday maybe?)(SHOUT OUT from BELLA & SAMSON the ROTTIES & GRACIE the PITBULL) ! :)

[@bezwada7658]

What guard dog u recommend for first time owners sir? Those who have small yard without fence?

[@tigerking3033]

Personal protectors such as German Shepherd

[@johncarolina]

Fair list, and I've considered all the dogs on the list for guarding my homestead but went with the Kangal (up to 3 purebreds and a Kangal/GP mix now) and have no regrets for the following reasons: a) Longer average lifespan and fewer health issues than other giant dogs, b) hasn't been bred for show and/or color preferences as some other breeds and seems more stable as a breed vs only certain lines than other more popular protection dogs, and c) seems less likely to attack humans unprovoked, for liability reasons, yet just as capable as any other protection breed if they think I need help. Just my take on the matter, I'm sure many would disagree. And as the video says, they do seem to enjoy working as a pack. It amazes me every day when I see my relatively young pack (oldest is 4) patrolling together as a pack or in pairs, or when they're lounging around together as a pack, or when they're off on their own and one barks an alert and they all vector in from wherever they are on the farm. Just this morning someone fired off a gun nearby and 10 seconds later my big male came charging full speed and let loose a huge roar when he got to me, to let whoever know that he was there. Ran not towards the sound of the gun, but towards me to make sure his Alpha was protected. Another few seconds later I was fully surrounded by the pack, they converged on me from 10 acres like it was nothing. Having the time of my life with these dogs...think I'll stop when I get to 8, maybe.

[@zamanski7094]

GP?

[@johncarolina]

@@zamanski7094 Great Pyrenees. Sorry, used to Livestock Guardian folks who know the breed. And GPs are no jokes either as a LGD (livestock guardian dog). I had a male who ran from across the farm to protect me when I was a new farmer and walked through a gate carrying feed for hogs and got rushed by 30 of them, all 200--800 lbs. The dog jumped on top of an 800 lb boar and bit its head and ears and made the hogs scatter, then stood between me and the hogs barking to keep them back.

[@cesar-lf1jw]

I have a question. With enough mental stimulation and excercise do you think they'd be good in a house with a big backyard?

[@johncarolina]

@@cesar-lf1jw It's possible, but it would take a lot of time and work on your part, because if they're left unsupervised they will try to expand their territory to mark it, which is very dangerous in non-rural areas for the trouble they could get into. Even with my 10 acre "backyard" they pretty much got bored with it after a few days, and I went through a period when they found every small hole or low point in my pasture fence that predators could enter, and LEFT to follow the scent trail, which is a very scary time as an owner. And if they see a coyote or another dog at the fence line, they will pursue whatever they saw, and these dogs and even my Great Pyrenees could vault up and over a 6' fence without stopping when in pursuit mode. They will not back down to your neighbor yelling at them because they pursued the neighbor's dog back to wherever, as it happened to me once, and if they catch your neighbor's dog they might just kill it or attack your neighbor or get shot in the process. They can't really be taken to dog parks or be off leash, because they are all dominant dogs and if another dog pisses them off they can flip a Kangal-sized dog on its back in less than a second and clamp down on its throat, and if you have two there the other one will start biting the downed dog's legs. Mine do this to each other all the time in play and for real sometimes when one of the girls is in heat (I separate the boys and girls during heat now, having learned the hard way), and they supposedly have longer incisors than other dogs from being less evolved, and those fangs punture very easily, and I have to deal with bite puncture marks they put on each other's scruff and legs ALL THE TIME just from their play. If they do that to other Kangals, with their thick skin and fur, from their own pack, what do you think they could do to a strange dog at the dog park, in seconds, even with you there? I wouldn't do it just for the liability and vet bills. I work from home so my dogs are with me 24/7, and it took me 6 months to train them not to leave to go on patrol on their own, even if I'm outside but at another part of the farm. A lot of walking the property boundary with them, at least once a day, often twice, to teach them "our territory," criss-crossing and taking different routes to kind of keep it interesting. I just don't see how one would do that in a normal suburban backyard with neighbors around, and I think it would get old for you and the dog(s), and I also think they need at least one other dog their own size to spar with, which is basically their way of playing. They don't play fetch, they don't play with toys, though they do enjoy destroying pork and beef bones. Their play is to run and fight with each other, and the way they do it would be scary to normal dog owners.

[@johncarolina]

@@cesar-lf1jw My dogs playing, to give you an idea. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpnChGeeidFon9E

[@visitingthecoconut0107]

Wow wow wow)) It's beautiful)))

[@surajpratap9650]

Our indian mastiff or Pakistani mastiff proud to be an owner of my lulu and lali

[@indianmastiff9234]

Just stick to indian mastiff, pakistan is a new country

[@tigerking3033]

Its is the Indian Mastiff Pakistani Mastiff is a Bully Kutta Mix with the Pakistani hound that we know as the Nagi Bully It is a different breed but no one gets it , we shouldn't be supporting the Nagi Bully line as the Indian mastiff but its too late😩

[@indianmastiff9234]

@@tigerking3033 its not too late

[@ismailk9ahdidou29]

11l1

[@oldudeDMV]

I have a Presa Canario and was a lil upset when I saw it at number seven but then I saw the top six and just appreciated being in the top ten.

[@yhap]

I honestly don’t even consider this a ranked list, all these breeds are equally badass. Love my presa.

[@chazebutler2438]

About time someone put some Respect on the Boerboel!!

[@djowen23]

Right 👍....I want one bad!

[@mikebalisi8439]

yup! I have a boerboel and cane corso pup.. too bad corso not in the list =)

[@Johnson11130]

@@mikebalisi8439 which do you like better?

[@mikebalisi8439]

@@Johnson11130 I mean my pup is boerboel and corso cross. so i have em both lol. very loving dog. I have some vids of him. check it out🙂

[@Johnson11130]

@@mikebalisi8439 oh ok got you. I got a corso and wish I got a boerboel. I’ll check them

[@notsosilentmajority1]

Great job Z. The big, powerful dogs are my favorite dogs of all. I wish I could have owned all of these breeds at one time or another but it wouldn't be fair to the dogs if we had a bunch of them at once. I don't get into the debates over which dog is more powerful, etc.,I just love them all man...........

[@djowen23]

I agree 100%...what a great list of dogs!

[@notsosilentmajority1]

@@djowen23 Yes, absolutely a great list. Stay safe.

[@royalscot9890]

AWESOME 👌🏻

[@DanDannyDanielleBob]

Is there a dog that is basically a rotty but healthier with easier care coat? On paper i thought this was the american bulldog, but the few i have met have been way more aloof and big time droolers

[@jfkst1]

European Doberman.

[@robbietilton6254]

Poor breeder find a breeder and training club . Do your research befor you go for it😉

[@topacybits3576]

Try the scott type american bulldog. U probably have met the johnson type

[@fireye0889]

Old Southern White or Scott line. Johnson lines are droolers and not athletic generally. They are outstanding dogs if you like a 75-100 lbs. working Bulldog. Usually less DA than APBT too.

[@ramonsuarez1051]

My American Bulldogs were anything but aloof. One of them was like a Golden Retriever but more friendly and outgoing! They were great working dogs too. I could train them in anything I wanted. The only problem was they weren't territorial. They were not watchdogs like my Bullmastiff.

[@hrobert745]

Love the topic!

[@robbietilton6254]

Newfoundlands and saint Bernards even though they're not intimidating or do bite work they still perform at high levels that requires a massive amount of strength. Also Neapolitan Mastiff is stronger then half of those breeds as well but good list it's hard to pick

[@MrAllen1994]

Saint Bernard is a joke🤣 Can't call them powerful. And you didn't even mention the rottweiler!!!

[@butkusfan23]

@Allen G I have owned a St and they are very powerful dogs. Probably more powerful than the bullmastiff I have currently.

[@srodriguez591]

What a great list of amazing dogs

[@davechapelle82]

Did you forget Tosa Inu?

[@amex8876]

Clearly did. That breed is a monster. Sometimes he lacks the correct info

[@farrgone]

Definitely

[@nestormarte817]

He sure did..smh

[@DogumentaryTV]

Name three kennels, that’s breeding working Tosa! What a breed should be and what it is, are often two very different things.

[@davechapelle82]

@@DogumentaryTV Ok i got you, maybe you're right. Then please define "Most powerful dogbreeds 2021". Maybe i/we missunderstood you. I don't know 3 kennels breeding Tosa. But i think there should be 3 in Japan. Thx for reply.

[@milind1008]

I would say this list is more accurate then the previous one

[@49ersf8ful8]

I’ll take the Euro Doberman anyday.

[@MrAllen1994]

Haha. There is no place for that in the top 10. Even the rottweiler couldn't make it!!!

[@djowen23]

Good dog but only 10 spots bro.

[@jamesdixon7776]

Boxer should be #1

[@djowen23]

Wrong weight class...the boxer is a medium size dog...great dogs though I have owed 2 boxers and a boxer/pit bull mix...I enjoyed every minute with them!

[@Slawsers]

Good list was hoping for a cane corso or Rottweiler but seeing list it’s understandable and fair

[@Loopy_Kick]

I can tell just by looking at all these dogs that they are strong, but where is Pit Bull? =o There is this thing called weight pull where people have their dogs pull weight. I am not making this up. It is actually a thing. It doesn't appear to be cruel, because nobody is making the dogs pull and they can stop at anytime. But the dog I see over and over again are Pit Bulls. They seem to be really good at it. I saw one video called Pitbull pulling 9000 kg. I had to convert that into lbs, and it came out to 19,841 lbs! =O

[@logansilva8017]

American pit bull terrier is the strongest pound for pound dog in the world. Their feats of strength have no equal.

[@bmoesq]

Lol are you really comparing the pitbull against the dogs in this list? It's clear why it's not even listed even if this was a top 15

[@logansilva8017]

@@bmoesq I said pound for pound strongest. The American pit bull terrier at 50lb can stop a 150lb hog they indure brutal fights that can last 2hr or longer. Have you seen a conditioned ADBA American pit bull terrier? They have records in weight pulling and they can hang from a bite for a crazy long time. The American pit bull terrier will latch onto the face of a bull and will out work dog's on this list hunting longer and harder. Do you know what a game dog is? These dog's can defeat dog's that are bigger than themselves and have proven that time and time again. A dog like Maday or Alligator and banjo along with many of the legendary American pit bull terriers could do some things that a lot of dog's listed couldn't. Check out these dog's for yourself as well as the amazing things that that the American Pit bull terrier can do. Any body who knows about true game dog's would agree with me these dog's can do things that other breeds can't and over a hundred years have proven it.

[@Loopy_Kick]

@@bmoesq Maybe you know more about these breeds than me, but I doubt all of them are out here pulling 19,000 lbs. I also want to make it clear that I am not saying none of these dogs deserve to be here. It's just weird that the Pit Bull does not even get a mention based on what I have seen. =o

[@davechapelle82]

A real Pibull will never pull kore than a Tosa Inu. The most of the Pitbulls you see i think, are mixed.

[@Mikegastaldo]

Dog argentino...500 PSI BITE!!!!!

[@djowen23]

Right & they are bad ass dogs!

[@tigerking3033]

Kangal and Bully Kutta 7000 to 800 psi bite lol😂

[@kingkong5717]

I would Rank the 2 and the 4 around than is perfekt List 😉

[@rickkirkman6940]

My CAS scares the living crap out of everyone. He is a NOT a gentle giant. He loves his family but will absolutely attack an intruder.

[@sebastiannewman7959]

You forgot the Pitbull terrier!!

[@djowen23]

Pits are # 12...this list did go that far.

[@AZ-gs6hj]

It really depends on how he is defining power. Power comes from size. Heavyweight UFC fighters have a lot more power than a lightweight. If pitbulls could get up to 100-120 lbs, they would be insane dogs. That’s why they got them bandogs.

[@ramonsuarez1051]

It's not about pound for pound or I would agree with you. It's total power. Bigger dogs have more power.

[@pramodh17]

I was a bit surprised to see bully kutta at 2 nd...although Indians and paks are aware of this breeds potential..its gladdening to see how the breed has climbed up the pecking order in dogumentary.. Wow!

[@indianmastiff9234]

It the ultimate dog breed, that has proved itself in combat over centuries in asia. Amazing to see so many of my asian cousins in the top ten list, WOW

[@tigerking3033]

Actually to me they should have been on the first number , but anyways it is an awesome progress ,getting my Indian Mastiff pup soon!!

[@trvebulldogs]

Great list. 🤙

[@mal4348]

Kinda happy you didn’t highlight cane corso good to see different breeds spotlighted Great content!

[@Johnson11130]

Solid list. I would’ve had American Bulldogs on there. Definitely more powerful than a Fila and Cane Corso from my experience

[@ramonsuarez1051]

I had an AB several years ago who was probably one of the best weight pull AB's at the time. He pulled a 3,075 pound cart in one show (cart is much harder than rails). In another show he upset another AB who was undefeated in 9 pulls and was an IWPA Gold Medalist. I now own a Bullmastiff. In my estimation my Bullmastiff is stronger and nearly as good pound for pound (he is much bigger of course). But if I stick a tire behind him he refuses to pull just because he doesn't want to. Both my AB's would pull with all their heart.

[@Johnson11130]

@@ramonsuarez1051 I can’t believe that I’ve seen a couple of monster Bullmastiffs but I’ve never handled one. My Malakli is def stronger than any American Bulldogs I’ve been around but I think what separates Bulldogs is their motivation to work. My Malakli is kind of like your bullmastiff. He’s strong but he’s not pulling anything

[@chijiokechukwubuikem5643]

Beautiful list you've got. Very unbiased, was thinking you'll patronise rotties. I love good natured rotties. This is a fair list.

[@zendariuskincaid5205]

That’s exactly what I thought he would do 😳😱😅😂😂, it was a ok list the Irish wolfhound may be a interesting choice as well as one or two others

[@BBBYpsi]

Sorry I would put the Caucasion shepherd & Central Asian Shepherd both in top three for sure. I would move Kangal down a few spots. Also Sarplaninac/Illyrian Shepherd should be on this list.

[@djowen23]

Or maybe put them in the same spot together.

[@tigerking3033]

Same spot together would be better , individuality plays role here

[@bigrudd9346]

I know every breed simply can't make a top 10 list, so kudos brotha. I never see St. Bernards make strength lists.

[@10thclimbtovictorystevens65]

They are powerful and explosive. Incredibly strong.

[@ab935]

The LGDs are well represented and yes, very strong. But it's hard to quantify their strength because they just don't get competitive pulling American Bulldogs, on the other hand do very well in pulling competitions often pulling 1000s of pounds. Now that's power!

[@BigKD2300]

My two favorites the presa canario and boerboel 🔥🔥

[@robertbartolomie857]

One man’s opinion. That’s what people forget. We should respect his opinion. We may not agree with it but it’s his opinion. Thank you. Robert

[@djowen23]

Right...some people just don't get it.

[@hmtmth8481]

I love your videos. I love your channel. I listen to "Let's Talk" while going to work, while driving 👍👍👍 I learn a lot of things. I have a great preference for the Kangal. A still rustic dog, which has retained its qualities. He is independent while being loyal to his family. His job is guarding and he does it very well. Could you make a video on the dogs most adapted to heat, to hot climates, in these times of global warming? Thank you

[@jonathanmayfield2603]

No Hermes bulldog a dog with power and understanding of it's job to protect, if not the best bulldogs you can get definitely one of them

[@The_Superpack]

English Mastiff is easily the strongest

[@tigerking3033]

They are stronger than the breeds till the 5th position after that , no chance

[@The_Superpack]

@@tigerking3033 it is physics they are larger and built like a bulldog

[@The_Superpack]

@@tigerking3033 they just do not have the drive as other breeds do but if they want to pull something they are hilariously stronger

[@_VICK_]

I’ve made my decision. My next doggo will be a European Doberman. I doubt they’d be on this list though lol

[@Slawsers]

Good pick for a active owner lifestyle

[@chazebutler2438]

Yes... I am also going with a female European Dobie for my next one also. An i can't wait, even though it will take longer than a year probably.

[@djowen23]

What a awesome list of dogs...thanks for sharing. Keep these videos coming bro. #1 &#8 are my favorite dogs.

[@filipinophreak]

Definitely getting a boerboel

[@JHernandezperez-comm1]

What about the Rottweiler ?

[@djowen23]

Only 10 spots bro!

[@tigerking3033]

Not as strong

[@AfraimBen-Sadeh]

Waiting on my Boerboel pup now. I pick him up in September. I'm excited 🕊

[@phillkodisang5587]

I'm so jealous

[@djowen23]

I want one too.