Since the outbreak of the "Rottweiler bite" incident, when people think of words such as fierce dogs and forbidden dogs, they will always associate them with the word "danger". In addition to the feared Rottweiler, what other large fierce dogs do you know?
The first type: Bull Terrier
Native to the United Kingdom, the Bull Terrier has a peculiar appearance, and its face does not resemble that of an ordinary dog, but presents a well-defined square edge. The eyes are small and the gaze is fierce, and the aura is very terrifying when angry, giving people a feeling that they cannot be easily approached. In fact, the Bull Terrier (not the Miniature Bull Terrier) is the same on the outside and on the outside, and is exceptionally belligerent, just a little bit.
When the Bull Terrier is angry, it will constantly wag its thick tail and let out a deafening bark.
However, this makes the fierce dog very loyal to its owner. The bull terrier has superior Xi learning ability, strong combat effectiveness, and extreme grudges, reaching the point where it must be compared. If they are released back into the wild to survive, it is believed that they are also a top hunter.
The Bull Terrier has a strong build, a short straight back, thick limbs, and an athlete-like tendon meat. In the 19th century, bull terriers were brought to the dog ring, and their excellent fighting ability made them recognized as the "dog fighter" in the entire arena. Since their birth, they have been fanatically loved by the British.
The second: Neapolitan mastiff
The Neapolitan Mastiff from Italy is only as ferocious as the Bull Terrier. They are fierce dogs that have been tested on both the battlefields of ancient Rome and the Colosseum. The Neapolitan mastiff has a strong skull and a strong bite. With their sharp teeth and violent personality, they have won many battles.
Neapolitan mastiffs usually have a shoulder height of 75 centimeters and weigh more than 135 pounds, and their strong and tall body size makes them do not need to bark loudly like a bull terrier before attacking.
Although the domesticated Neapolitan Mastiff continues to be wild engraved in its genes, it does not break out easily. Like all dogs, they are loyal to the family and are powerful bodyguards to protect the lives of their owners and the family's property.
The third type: Tibetan mastiff
The dogs that will be introduced next are more clichés, they are the famous Tibetan mastiffs, which are abundant in the Tibetan region of the mainland. Tibetan mastiffs tend to be huge, like a moving mountain. They are covered in long brown or dark black hair, with large protruding heads and hard, powerful claws.
The eyes of the Tibetan mastiff are "hidden" behind thick hair, and if you don't look closely, you won't know if they're open or closed. Despite this, the Tibetan mastiff is very vigilant and territorial. Don't look at them always lying lazily in front of the owner's house, seemingly sleeping, in fact, every move of passers-by is in the eyes of this fierce dog.
Fourth: Scottish Deer Hound
The Scottish Deer Hound is a large retriever from the United Kingdom, with a height of more than 80 cm at the withers and a slightly lighter weight, only about 100 pounds. They are also among the larger dog breeds, and although they are slightly inferior in size, the Scottish Deer Hound relies on speed to win.
The Scottish Deer Retriever, as its name suggests, was once widely used in hunting, and the object of hunting was the red deer.
Despite the huge disparity in size between the two, the Scottish Deer Hound still shows its true colors when facing red deer, and hunts red deer with its fierce personality, fast speed, and flexible tactics.
The fifth: Caucasian shepherd dogs
The Caucasian Shepherd is an oversized dog that can reach a height of 86 cm at the withers and weigh more than 150 pounds. They are energetic, powerful fierce dogs that live in harsh cold weather all year round, which makes Caucasian Shepherds endurance. The genes of patrol dogs also make them explosive and combative.
Caucasian Shepherds' innate sense of strength has made them widely used in military, patrolling, and specialized operations to drive away wild wolves. Although Caucasian Shepherds are powerful, they are equally loyal to their owners and obey their master's orders throughout their lives until the day they die.
Sixth type: Rottweiler
Rottweilers are now "famous", not only because of their innate ferocity and horror, but also because of the "biting incident" that caused a storm in the city this year. The Rottweiler, a fierce dog that was brought to live in the city, broke out wildly while going out, attacking and biting a girl.
The reason why people are afraid of fierce dogs is precisely because of their "uncertain" wildness. For example, the Rottweiler, with both strength and speed, can be called the "special forces among dogs". When the owner is in control, the Rottweiler can still follow instructions. But when the owner is not around, they are like "walking mines", and they don't know when they will explode and bite. The Rottweiler is "famous", fierce and ruthless, and is now one of the banned dog breeds.
Seventh: Newpoliton dogs
From the outside, the Newpoliton dog reveals a "don't mess with me" momentum. They like to put on a stinky face, and their tendons make their bodies very strong and strong. One of the hallmarks of the Newpoliton is the "pleated meat" of the Newpolyton, and the sack that almost hangs down to the neck makes them look terrifying and eerie, as if they are about to explode in the next second.
However, the heavy head and wide face and nose add a kind of "naïve" to the majestic momentum. But that doesn't mean they're easy to mess with, as Newpolitans are very good at fighting, and once challenged, they will go all out to win. Scissor-like teeth and severed tails are symbols of their ferocity.
Eighth type: Great Dane
Finally, let's talk about the Great Dane. The Great Dane is the most powerful and tall dog in the world. Recently, the ban on Great Danes has been upgraded from cities to countries, and they are banned dogs in many countries.
Some people wonder if the Great Dane is really so brutal? In fact, it is not at all, because their personalities are very extreme, and when they are docile, they will sit obediently, but if any tendon is wrong, they will immediately explode and bite, and in an instant, the wild nature will even be ruthless to the extent of skinning people.
Great Danes are such dangerous fierce dogs, they originated in Denmark in 2000 BC, and they come in a wide range of coat colors, both solid and suited. Their distribution footprint is mainly in Germany, Italy, Spain. Like the Scottish Deer Hound, they were used in a wide range of hunting applications, mainly hunting wild boars, which were also temperamental.
The wild boars in the mountains are used to being rampant and domineering, and often eat themselves fat and strong, and many wild animals are afraid of wild boars. But the Great Dane is different, they are born to hunt pigs, and they are very brave in hunting, and they are three points wilder than wild boars, and they always let their owners return with a full load. For this reason, the Great Dane is also known as the "fighter among dogs".
Some people are afraid of fierce dogs because they are afraid that they will bite people without saying anything. Some people worship fierce dogs because they are as brave as boxers in the ring. But in any case, for some large fierce dogs that are extremely harmful, it is better for people not to approach easily, thank you for reading.