Compared with small dogs, mastiffs are more domineering and stylish, and have strong and confident personalities, and are sensitive to guarding. It is also true that they can better highlight the masculinity of passionate men. Today, let’s take a look at those guard dogs suitable for families.

1. German Shepherd: German Shepherd is a smart, loyal, brave and vigilant breed, and is also a common housekeeper dog.

2. Labrador Retriever: The Labrador Retriever is a gentle, friendly, loyal breed that is suitable as a family guard dog, and is also an excellent guide and search dog.

3.: The Golden Retriever is a friendly, loyal, gentle breed and is also suitable as a family guard dog, usually with a vigilance against strangers.

4. Poodle: Poodle is a smart, alert and loyal breed and is also suitable as a family guard dog. It is usually family friendly and alert to strangers.

5. Pomeranian: Pomeranian is a smart, brave and loyal breed that is suitable as a family guardian dog. It is usually family friendly and alert to strangers.

6. Belgian Horse Dog: The Belgian Marinauva is a smart, loyal, brave and highly vigilant breed, and is also suitable as a family guard dog.

7.: The Samoyed dog is a friendly, loyal and vigilant breed suitable as a family guard dog and is usually alert to strangers.

8. Australian Shepherd: The Australian Shepherd is a smart, loyal, brave and vigilant breed. It is suitable as a family guard dog and is also an excellent shepherd dog.

9. Newfoundland: The Newfoundland is a friendly, loyal and brave breed that is suitable as a family guard dog and an excellent water rescue dog.

10.: The Bichon is a smart, alert, brave and loyal breed that is suitable as a family guard dog and is usually alert to strangers.

When choosing a family guard dog breed, you need to pay attention to the dog's body shape, personality, health status, training difficulty, and ability to adapt to the environment. In addition, dog owners also need to provide the needs of their dogs such as diet, shelter, exercise and socialization. It is best to consult with a local veterinarian or professional dog trainer before choosing a dog breed to ensure the selected breed is suitable for the family and lifestyle.