38 Dog Breeds That Require Extra Caution and Understanding

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1. Caucasian Shepherd


The Caucasian Shepherd, also called the Caucasian Ovcharka, represents a massive breed that can reach up to 200 pounds. For someone unfamiliar with such large canines, this size alone can prove intimidating. However, with proper guidance, this dog can become a devoted companion. The average lifespan for males is 10–12 years, and the breed originates from Russia and other European nations. Bred to guard and herd livestock, the Caucasian Shepherd is powerful and confident. Their size enables them to handle these tasks effortlessly, yet without adequate training and socialization, they can become aggressive and challenging.
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