Dogs

It so happens that Dobermans are often perceived as animals with uncontrollable behavior. However, professional dog handlers will always find something to counter this. According to them, Dobermans possess many valuable qualities that even the layman doesn't realize—intelligent, easy to train, and absolute devotion to their owners. So how can you tell who's right? The answer to this question can only be found by familiarizing yourself with the strengths and weaknesses of this breed.

The Great Dane is a modern version of a breed that looked completely different some time ago. It's a very ancient breed, and throughout its history in captivity, it has proven itself to be a successful breed.

This breed is ideal for those who have never owned a dog before. If you're having trouble deciding on a future pet due to a lack of knowledge about dog care, choose a Great Dane—you can't go wrong.

A combination of primal strength and a strong character, love for their owner and a dislike of strangers—this is the character of the ancient Italian dog breed, the Cane Corso. These animals are the well-deserved pride of Italian dog breeders, and are among the most disciplined and obedient of the mastiff breeds.

Borzoi dogs were bred specifically for hunting over long distances without the use of firearms. They are characterized by an athletic build, superb proportions, an aristocratic appearance, and exceptional grace. The Russian Borzoi is capable of independently chasing down prey and bringing it back to its owner.

The majestic and courageous Saint Bernard dog is renowned worldwide for its heroism. Born search dogs, they possess an instinctive drive and a strong desire to search for and find people trapped in avalanches. Their large, stable paws and arched legs allow Saint Bernards to avoid sinking into the snow and excel at digging. At first glance, the dog appears very bulky and downright defiant. In reality, this pet has a very gentle and cheerful nature. The breed gets along well with people and can be a family favorite. Saint Bernards can be both fierce guardians and excellent babysitters.