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		<title>Are big dogs worth breeding?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>When you talk about big dogs like St. Bernard, Irish Wolfhounds, Malamute, Akita, Tibetan Mastiffs, etc the options are also as huge as their physical appearances. Preferring to have a big dog really needs a detailed consideration.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When you talk about big dogs like St. Bernard, Irish Wolfhounds, Malamute, Akita, Tibetan Mastiffs, etc the options are also as huge as their physical appearances. Preferring to have a big dog really needs a detailed consideration.</p>
<p>You need to do a elaborated research and grab some books containing info about large breeds. There are a lot of books involving breed selection and <a href="http://www.just-dog-training.com/understanding-breed-related-behaviors/">breed behavior</a>.</p>
<p>As much as possible, list your requirements for big dog breeding and its responsibilities for <a href="http://www.just-dog-training.com/dog-care-dog-supplies-plan/">proper care</a>. The size is no longer debatable, apart from the bog dog’s attitude to the children, trainining response, exercising needs, etc.</p>
<p>Female big dog breeds are more desired than males since females are smaller breeds. An added matter to note about big dog breeding is the training, walking, grooming and alimentation.</p>
<p>Regarding the multitude of big dog breeds, it&#8217;s important to mention some of them:</p>
<p>Great Dane<br />
– between 130 to 150 pounds in weight;<br />
– 26 to 29 inches in tallness;<br />
– origins: usually viewed as a guard dog and hunting breed in some countries;<br />
– friendly with kids;</p>
<p>St. Bernard<br />
– between 149 to 165 pounds in weight;<br />
– 24 to 28 inches in tallness;<br />
– origins: previously considered as rescue dog breed in the Alps areas;<br />
– tolerant, calm, friendly;<br />
–  they possess thick coat and shed heavily;<br />
– easy to train;</p>
<p>Newfoundland<br />
– between 113 to 148 pounds in weight;<br />
– origins: considered as a rescue and carting dog breed in the Newfoundland community;<br />
– they must live in the house, although they are highly dynamic outside;<br />
– they are not considered perfect guard dogs;</p>
<p>Alaskan Malamute<br />
– between 76 to 111 pounds in weight;<br />
– origins: sled dog breed in Alaska;<br />
– rather aggressive and dominating character;<br />
– difficult to train;<br />
– they are predisposed to nanism.</p>
<p>Mastiffs<br />
– between 169 to 198 pounds in weight;<br />
– origins: considered by the romans as a war dog breed, despite their dignified, calm and behaved posture;<br />
– they are somewhat hard to train, because of their size and their stubborn character;</p>
<p>There are other big dog breeds left to enumerate: the Scottish Deerhound, the Rottweiler, the Borzoi, Akita, Bernese Mountain Dogs, the Irish Wolfhound, the Bullmastiff, German Shepherd, the Great Pyrenees, etc.</p>
<p>An important note to consider when going over the big dog breeding matters is to participate to various dog exhibits and get oppinions from big dog breeders: their meaningful and concise information will greatly help your dog breeding venture.</p>
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