The Pug has limitations because his snout is pushed in. He tends to snore and cannot go on long walks, especially in the heat. The adorable wrinkles on his forehead must be cleaned but this is nominal compared to the constant grooming. - [read more]

the Pom is more intense and, despite his size, makes a good guard dog. Owners of both breeds find that they’re loving dogs but the Pom can be known to aggressive toward children. Mainly, he wants to be left alone to be brushed and admired by his owner. - [read more]

the Boxer is between 50 to 80. This makes a Rottie look more intimidating but when your dog is 13 and you have to lift him up the stairs, the Boxer seems more agreeable. Both dogs are often reserved when meeting new people but the Boxer is often decidedly friendlier and more playful than most guard dogs. - [read more]

These dogs are comfortable with family and friends but wary of strangers. Despite their sometimes goofy appearance, both breeds are top notch watch dogs, watching over you as if your soul were in their paws. If they have children to watch over. - [read more]

The Weimaraner was a general hunter and his finesse in the field has been overshadowed by his elegant looks and trainability in other endeavors. - [read more]