The Papillon — This is a small toy breed (weighing from 9 to 10 pounds, and standing from 8 to 11 inches), which is overprotective and possessive in nature. A keen barker, this breed makes an effective watchdog which is also quite possessive and standoffish to strangers. They act like big dogs in small dogs' bodies and are fiercely loyal of their owners - to a fault. Papillon Puppies are a great choice if you want a small but efficient watchdog.
The Weimaraner — The Weimaraner is considered a medium size dog breed (standing at 25-27 inches tall at the shoulders and weighing 70-85 pounds), which makes an excellent watchdog. Although not dangerous, it will make a vigorous effort to get its own way. He is aggressive and quite fearless. Utilized in various capacities such as police work, search and rescue, and tracking he has both the intellect and energy to accomplish almost anything. Blessed with intelligence and a willingness to learn Weimaraner Puppies are a best choice for the family who want more than just a watchdog.
There are also some dog breeds known as guard dogs that have been especially developed or selectively bred for their natural inclination to guard and defend the territory and people they consider as having under their custody. They not only watch and alert but also threaten the intruder to the point of retreat. They possess the physical capability to render a would-be assailant incapable of harming the dog's owner either through restraint or injury. Bull Mastiff, Doberman Pinscher, Rottweiller, German Shepherd, Mastiff etc. are some dog’s breeds which serve as guard dog. See more....
The Rottweiler - Rottweilers are known to be fiercely protective of their property and their families and are vigilant about protecting what they love. Possessing a combination of strength, confidence, and courage; they serve well as guard dogs. They tend to be aloof to strangers and are not swayed by superficial attempts at friendship. Rottweiller Puppies can make a great addition to a family who want a great guard dog. more....
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