20 Most Loyal Dog Breeds That Will Always Be by Your Side

 


20 Most Loyal Dog Breeds That Will Always Be by Your Side



1. Great Pyrenees

Just last week, I heard a little kid say, “Dad look at that big dog. It’s as big as a horse!” The kid’s right. I am big! As one of the biggest dog breeds, I tip the scales at around 100 pounds, give or take. But hey, a lot of that is due to my abundant, super thick, and waterproof coat. I used to protect sheep from sneaky, sly wolves, so it’s in my blood to feel responsible for protecting my family and property. Yet, you could say I fall into the gentle giant category because I’m pretty mellow, gentle, and affectionate with my humans family. I’m not the only mellow and massive breed in town.

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Article by: Lisa Marie Conklin
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