From an early age we know that the dog was the first of all wild animals to be domesticated by man, and for many millennia it has been his faithful friend and helper. 
Currently, the International Canine Federation recognizes about 400 dog breeds, and the breeds themselves are divided into certain groups. Let's try to talk about the strongest and hardiest breeds in this diversity, and find out what the strongest dog in the world is.
Dogo Argentino 
The Dogo Argentino is the only breed currently bred in Argentina. A snow-white, muscular handsome man, a true all-rounder, he is perfect for rescue work, family life, security and hunting. The breed was created as a pack hound for baiting large animals. But despite their large size and ferocious appearance, the dogs are non-aggressive and affectionate. At the same time, inexperienced dog breeders risk not being able to cope with the Dogo Argentino due to its independent nature. 
Despite the apparent ferocity, the character of the Dogo Argentino is very affectionate, kind, he adores his household. He is great with children; you only have to worry about violent games, in which the dog can knock down a child without calculating the force. Even puppies are distinguished by their remarkable strength. But it is better not to keep other animals at home, since the hunting instinct in the Great Dane is highly developed. He will only get along with other medium and large dogs, and will tolerate the cat that was brought before him and with whom he grew up. The Argentinean is also an excellent companion and devoted friend, a true canine aristocrat. He needs his owner's attention and close physical contact. Argentines love to be petted and petted. This big puppy will happily climb into his owner's lap.
Siberian Husky 
This is a very active dog, loves exercise, games, and taking children on sleighs. Non-aggressive, friendly even with strangers, so guarding the house is not an activity for huskies. An independent and smart dog, capable of making independent decisions. Quiet - it is almost impossible to hear barking. Sociable, gets along well with people, children and other animals. She will never bite or growl at a baby. He has a calm and affectionate disposition. It perceives one master and obeys only him. 
It can be stubborn, so it is necessary to educate it from the moment it appears in the house. He easily spoils things if he is not walked. Hunting with a Siberian Husky is comparable to hunting with a husky. Only the Siberian is faster and more resilient. He perfectly picks up the trail, searches for animal holes, and brings back killed prey. Works both independently and in a team. Disadvantages include a husky's tendency to run away, excessive, sometimes even destructive activity (especially at a young age), a very strong stubborn character, a desire for leadership - and hence possible problems during training.
Irish Wolfhound 
The Irish Wolfhound is a breed of hunting dog native to Ireland. Considered one of the tallest dogs in the world. Despite its impressive size and frightening appearance, it has a good-natured, gentle character and is not at all dangerous to humans. Irish Wolfhounds are calm, balanced pets, with a temperament similar to melancholic or phlegmatic people. They are kind to people to the core, restrained and tactful, never getting underfoot or creating discomfort. 
These dogs are not designed to be fighting or guard dogs. They are not aggressive and do not feel anger toward humans or other animals. They are best suited as a companion, hunter or racing dog. Such a dog will never impose itself or get in the way. It is important for them to be close to their owner, but they will wait patiently when a person needs their help. They are devoted to the family, giving all of themselves while serving people. Wolfhounds recognize strength, but by no means brute force. The character can be broken, but the result will be a closed, unsociable dog. It is important for this breed to feel a firm but gentle hand over itself, and to receive enough attention from its owners. Dogs of this size need a course of training and instilling unquestioning obedience, otherwise it will not be easy to cope with an adult animal.
Rottweiler 
The Rottweiler was created to protect people. The menacing appearance and strong character of this dog inspire awe and respect in front of the dog. Quick reaction, speed, strong physique leave no chance for the offender to escape punishment. The Rottweiler is a reliable protector and guard. The dog perceives the family in which he lives as a pack, feels like a part of it and considers it his duty to protect it. In the family circle they are optimistic, friendly dogs who love games, but they treat strangers with extreme vigilance and wariness. One hint of a threat to the dog is enough to turn into an uncontrollable, aggressive beast, capable of attacking without hesitation at any moment. 
Family relationships affect the character and behavior of Rottweilers. With constant scandals and infighting, dogs grow up aggressive and uncontrollable, and Rottweilers raised in love and harmony are loyal friends with a balanced psyche. Being smart dogs and excellent manipulators, Rottweilers notice all the weaknesses of the owner and, whenever possible, try to take a leading position in the family. Remember: training is mandatory; without it, the Rottweiler will not obey the owner and may pose a danger to others.
Caucasian Shepherd Dog 
The Caucasian Shepherd is a giant dog that resembles a small fluffy bear. These dogs are excellent guards and devoted pets. Caucasian Shepherd Dogs, when properly trained, display amazingly flexible intelligence and also get along well with children. The Caucasian Shepherd dog breed has long been considered very aggressive and vicious. This is partly true, because Caucasians were bred exclusively to protect the territory. Among these dogs, only those that showed aggression towards people and animals that did not attack them were rejected. In all other respects, Caucasian Shepherd Dogs are ideal guardians of the territory. 
The main character traits of these dogs are fearlessness, determination, exceptional dedication and absolute independence. There is even a joke among breeders: tie a Caucasian Shepherd to a stick in the field, and it will guard it. Caucasians do not bark for no reason and completely control the territory entrusted to them. They are stubborn, persistent and require competent education. With proper training, you can raise a friendly dog that will be responsible for protection and understand which people are yours and which are strangers.
Rhodesian Ridgeback 
The appearance characteristics, which present the Rhodesian Ridgeback as a noble, balanced dog, fully correspond to his character. However, representatives of the breed are not suitable for all people. Their owner must be a strong, decisive person, whose authority the pet will recognize. Hunting, guarding - the activities that the first Ridgebacks were engaged in left their mark on the temperament of modern representatives of the breed. 
The pet feels responsible to the owner and his entire family. If the Rhodesian Ridgeback and the child remain together, the dog turns into a bodyguard, capable of protecting its charge from danger. The behavior of the representatives of the breed shows self-esteem, intelligence, and nobility. The pet always behaves with restraint; any pranks inherent in other types of four-legged animals are unacceptable to it. Due to the high level of intelligence, the dog will never bark without a reason. Loud barking can only be heard when real danger is approaching. Aggression is a normal quality in representatives of breeds with a hunting instinct, and it is not alien to the Rhodesian Ridgeback. However, his balance protects those around him from unbridled anger.
Saint Bernard 
Saint Bernards look menacing, but are actually peaceful. Dogs have opposite traits: moderate playfulness, discipline, peacefulness, and courage. Representatives of the breed easily become attached to their owners, love children, and if you pay due attention to their training, they will be able to come to the rescue in any situation. If you have a St. Bernard, be prepared for the fact that this giant will be cramped in the apartment, which will make the dog less emotional. On the street, an adult animal will explore the world with interest. The character of the St. Bernard is phlegmatic by nature, and while puppies sparkle with emotions, adult dogs are distinguished by sedateness and importance. 
The Saint Bernard is a gentle dog, calm and affectionate. His friendly and tolerant side makes the St. Bernard an exceptional companion for children. Defender of his territory and loyal to those he loves, the St. Bernard is an excellent watchdog. His rescuer instinct makes him not hesitate to help his master or a person in danger. Due to their large size, it is important to start training St. Bernards at an early age, while they are easy to handle. They are intelligent and eager to please, but sometimes stubborn. Saint Bernards never show aggression unless they are protecting a family member.
Tibetan Mastiff 
The Tibetan Mastiff is a dog breed with a centuries-old history. There are not so many purebred representatives of this breed. Tibetans easily tolerate frosts and have an extremely developed protective instinct. Such a dog can become an ideal guard if properly trained. Just the desire to have a pet like a Tibetan Mastiff is not enough; you need knowledge, experience and ability to handle such animals. A person without experience may not be able to cope with the stubborn nature of a Tibetan. If you raise a dog correctly from childhood and show it who is boss, it will turn out to be a vigilant guard, a loyal friend and a playmate. 
Apart from stubbornness, the character of the Tibetan Mastiff is ideal. The dog is calm - if he sees that the owners are not in the mood for games, he will quietly rest in his place. The Tibetan treats people and pets in a friendly manner without any aggression. Such a pet behaves calmly with children, he is affectionate towards them and patient with children's pranks. In a word, kids can do whatever they want with the dog, and the dog will never offend the child in return. Therefore, adults need to ensure that children do not harm their pet, especially if we are talking about a small puppy.
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