Rare dog breeds have always attracted the attention of breeders and dog lovers. Each has its own interesting characteristics and unique features.
Tibetan MastiffAn elite and expensive breed, sought after by wealthy and prestigious individuals as reliable guards and loyal companions.
Leonberger. A magnificent, massive (up to 80 kg) guard dog, embodying pride and dignity. At the same time, he is quite docile, calm, and even-tempered.
Azawakh. A slender, long-legged, hardy dog, often used for hunting. She is incredibly affectionate, but only shows feelings to those she trusts.
MoodyThe breed's distinctive appearance is its unusual coat structure (smooth on the front of the head, wavy elsewhere). It is easily trained and disciplined, and is incredibly active and agile.
Romanian Shepherd. A dog with a thick coat and dense undercoat, it is easily trained, has a calm disposition, and is extremely attached to its owner.
When choosing a dog, relying solely on the rarity and uniqueness of a breed isn't entirely accurate. It's important to understand that each breed requires specific living conditions, care, and training.
