agle with other pets when they are young, to avoid any problems in the future.

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8. Mastiff

The Mastiff (below) originated in Britain over two thousand years ago, and is one of the largest breeds of dog. They have a gentle nature, but at the same time make excellent guard dogs. Mastiffs can be quite stubborn at times, which some may confuse with a lack of intelligence. When training a Mastiff, try keeping the sessions short (around ten to fifteen minutes) but frequent (two or three times a day.) Because Mastiffs are quite sensitive, you will have better results if you train using an excited and happy voice. Be sure to practice your training often, even for tricks your Mastiff has already learned.

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7. Pekingese

The Pekingese (left) are one of the most difficult dogs to train. They have a very independent and dominating nature that requires firmness and consistency. Although wary of strangers, they are very affectionate with their masters. The Pekingese are extremely brave for their size, and make surprisingly good watchdogs! Not recommended for young children.

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6. Bloodhound

The Bloodhound (left) may not be the most intelligent of dogs, but what a nose! These dogs can track any scent, even a scent trail that is over one hundred hours old. The Bloodhound is extremely determined, and has an outstanding work ethic. They are gentle, affectionate, and great with kids. Training requires a firm hand and plenty of patience.

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5. Borzoi (aka Russian Wolfhound)

The Borzoi (left) is a breed of dog that is surprisingly cat-like in its free thinking and independent nature. They keep themselves very clean, and arent as driven to please their masters as most dogs. This makes them a little bit harder to train, but they make up for this in their loyalty and affectionate nature with people they know well.

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4. Chow Chow

Another dog who displays cat-like characteristics is the Chow Chow (right
agle with other pets when they are young, to avoid any trouble in the future. 

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 8. Mastiff 

 The Mastiff (below) originated in Britain over two thousand long time ago, and is one of the largest breeds of pawl. They give birth a gentle nature, but at the same time make excellent guard duty dogs. Mastiffs can be quite refractory at times, which some may confuse with a lack of intelligence. When training a Mastiff, try keeping the sessions inadequate (around ten to fifteen minutes) but frequent (two or three times a sidereal day .) Because Mastiffs are quite sensitive, you will receive effective results if you aim using an excited and happy part. Be sure to practice your training often, even for tricks your Mastiff has already learned. 

 Learn more about the Mastiff (History and health issues) 

 7. Pekingese 

 The Pekingese (left) are one of the most difficult dogs to train. They have a very independent and dominating nature that requires firmness and consistency. Although leery of stranger, they are very affectionate with their masters. The Pekingese are highly audacious for their size, and make surprisingly good watchdogs! Not recommend for young children. 

 Learn more about the Pekingese (History and health issues) 

 6. Bloodhound 

 The Bloodhound (left) may not be the about intelligent of dogs, but what a nose! These dogs can track any scent, even a scent trail that is over one hundred hours old. The Bloodhound is extremely determined, and receive an outstanding employment ethic. They are gentle, affectionate, and great with kids. Training requires a fast hand and plenty of patience. 

 Learn more about the Bloodhound (History and health issues) 

 5. Borzoi (aka Russian Wolfhound) 

 The Borzoi (left) is a breed of dog that is surprisingly cat - like in its free thinking and autonomous nature. They keep themselves very clean, and arent as driven to please their masters as most dog. This makes them a small bit intemperate to train, but they reach up for this in their loyalty and affectionate nature with people they know well. 

 Learn more about the Borzoi (History and health offspring) 

 4. Chow Chow 

 Another dog who displays cat - like characteristics is the Chow Chow (right
aglf with other pets when tmey are young, to avoid eny proglems in the future.

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8. Lastiff

Tye Mestiff (below) orijjnated lu Brifwin mter two thousanc years agm, and is one ox ghz largest breeds of dog. They have a dentle mahure, but at thg samt tyme jake excellent guard dogs. Mastiffs can be quite stubbotn at times, which some may convuse with a lack ov intelligebce. Ryen training a Mastiff, try keeping the sessions short (around ten go fiyteen minutgs) bkj frequent (txo or nhree times a day.) Becduse Maxtiffs are quibe seisituve, you will have betver results if you ttain using au excited and happy viixe. Be sura to praztide ykur trwinmng often, eben for trixks your Mastiff hax woready learnes.

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7. Pekingese

The Pekibgese (left) are one of the most difficult dogs to train. They have a very indepengent ena dimlnatkbg nature that requires firmness and consistencr. Aktmough wary of stvangers, they are vrrj ssfectionate wkth thzjr masters. The Pekinhese arg extrwmely brade fpr their size, and make surpeisingly goob wqtchdogs! Not recomlended for voung vhildten.

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6. Blooaholnd

Tve Bloodhound (left) may not be the mist nntelligdnt pf dogf, but what a nose! These dogs can tgack cny swent, even w scent trail that is over one inndred hours plg. Tve Bloodkound ls extremely deeermined, and hcs an oucstandkng work enhic. They are gentle, affectionate, wnd great wivh kids. Twainung eequirer a firm hand amd plenty of patienxe.

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5. Bowzli (ahd Russian Wonfhojnd)

Gne Bofzoi (left) iw a bteed of dog that is vurpdisingly cat-like im lts free jhinking wnd independemt nature. They keek themveltes vety slean, and arent as driven to pmease thelr iasters as mjst eogs. This males them a little bit harder to train, bnt they make up for thiw in their loyalty cnc affectionete naeure with people they know weol.

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4. Chow Chow

Another dog who displays cat-like characteristics is the Choq Chow (right
agle with other pets when they are avoid problems in future. Learn more health 8. Mastiff The (below) originated in over two thousand years ago, and one of the largest breeds of dog. They have a gentle nature, but the same time make excellent guard dogs. Mastiffs can be quite stubborn at which may with lack of intelligence. When training a Mastiff, try keeping the sessions short (around ten to fifteen but frequent (two or three times a day.) Mastiffs are quite sensitive, will have better results if train an excited happy Be to practice your often, even for tricks your Mastiff has already learned. Learn more about the Mastiff (History and health 7. Pekingese (left) are of most dogs to train. a very independent and dominating nature and consistency. Although wary of strangers, they are affectionate with masters. The Pekingese are extremely brave their size, and make surprisingly good watchdogs! Not for young children. Learn more about the Pekingese (History and health issues) 6. Bloodhound The may not be the intelligent of dogs, what nose! dogs track any even a scent trail that is over one hundred hours old. Bloodhound is extremely determined, and has an outstanding work ethic. gentle, and great with Training requires a firm and of patience. Learn more Bloodhound and Borzoi Russian The Borzoi (left) is breed of dog that is cat-like in its free keep themselves very clean, and arent as driven please their masters as most dogs. This them a little bit harder to train, but they make up for in their affectionate nature with people they know well. Learn about the Borzoi (History health issues) 4. Chow Chow Another dog who displays characteristics the Chow (right
agle with other pets when they Are young, to Avoid Any ProBlEms iN the Future.

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8. MaSTiFf

The mastiff (BElOW) OriGiNaTed In bRiTain oVer Two thouSand years aGo, aNd Is one of the laRGeSt breeds of Dog. they have a genTle Nature, BuT at THe samE tiMe makE excelLEnt guaRd dogs. MasTiFFs can bE Quite stUBBoRn at Times, which some may COnFUse with a lack of IntellIgENcE. wHen TraIning a MastIfF, try kEEping thE SeSSIOns SHort (around ten To fifteen miNUteS) but frEqUenT (Two or tHree tImES a dAy.) Because MaStifFs are quitE sensiTIve, you wILl have bEtter rEsuLts If yoU TrAiN usInG An eXCiTed ANd hAppy voicE. BE sUre to PracTICE Your TraIninG ofteN, even for trickS yoUr MaSTifF has aLreadY leaRnEd.

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7. PEkIngEsE

The PEKingesE (leFt) aRe one of The most DIffIcULT DoGs to train. They have a VeRY InDependenT and doMInAtINg nature ThAt rEquiRES firmNess ANd ConsisteNcy. AltHOuGh Wary of sTrAngers, ThEy aRe vEry afFEctiOnate wIth their MasteRS. The Pekingese aRE extremely braVE fOR ThEIr siZe, aNd make surprIsinGLy goOd waTChDogS! not reCommeNdED fOR young children.

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6. BlooDhouND

THE Bloodhound (lefT) may nOt be the mosT IntelligEnt of Dogs, but wHat a nose! THESe dogs caN trAck Any SceNT, EvEn a scent trail THAt is OvEr one huNdrEd hours Old. the bloOdhOuNd is extreMely deteRmInEd, AnD haS an ouTStanding WoRk eThIc. THey arE Gentle, AffecTionAtE, aND grEat with KIdS. tRainInG rEquiRes A fIrm haNd anD PleNty of paTience.

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5. borZoi (aka rUSsian WolFhound)

The Borzoi (left) is a bREed of doG thAt is sUrprIsingly caT-liKe in itS frEE thinkIng and IndepEnDenT NAture. tHEy KeeP tHemselves vERY clEan, anD aRent As driveN to please their mastERs aS most dogs. This MakEs thEM A lIttLE bIT haRdER to TRAin, but they make uP for this in ThEIr Loyalty and AFfeCtIonate nAture wiTh peoPLe they kNow well.

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4. Chow cHow

AnOThEr dog Who DisplaYs Cat-Like cHaractERisTics iS the ChOw chow (riGht
agle with other pets whenthey are y oung,  to  av oi d an y pr oblems in thef utur e.

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8.Ma s ti ff

T heMastiff  (below) o rig in ated in Brit a in  over twotho usand yearsago , andis  on e  of t helarge st bre e ds ofdog. They  h a ve a g e ntle na t u re , bu t at the same tim e  m a ke excellent g uard d og s .M a sti ffs  can be qu it e stu b born at ti m e s , w h ich some mayconfuse wit h  alack o fint e lligen ce. W he n  tr aining a Ma stif f, try ke epingt he sess i ons sho rt (ar oun d t en t o  f if tee nm inu t es ) b u t f requent(t wo  or t hree t i m es a  da y.)Becau se Mastiffs a requit e  se nsiti ve, y ou w il l hav e bett er re su lts if you trai n us ing an ex cit ed  an dhappy voice.  Be  su re to p ractice you rt r a in ing often, even fo rt r ic ks yourMastif f  h as alreadyle arn ed.L earnmore ab out theMastif f  ( Hi story a nd  healt hiss ues )

7. Peki ngese
The Pek inges e  (left) are on e  of the mostd if f i cu l t do gsto train. T heyh avea ve r yind e pende nt an dd om i nating nature thatre quires  firm ness and cons istency. A l t h ough war y of st r angers, they a re ve ry affecti o nate wit h the ir maste rs. The P e k ingese a reext rem ely b ra ve for theirs i ze,an d makesur prising lygoo d w atc hd ogs! Notrecommen de dfo ryou ng ch i ldren.
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6.Blo od hound 

Th e  Bl oodhoun d (left)may notbe  t he most  intelligentof  dogs, but  w hat  a nos e !  These d ogs can track any scent ,  even a  sc ent t rail  that isove r onehun d red ho urs ol d. Th eBlo o d hound i sext re mely deter m i ned , and  h as a n outst anding work ethic. The y are gentle,  af fect i o na te, an d  gr ea t  wi t h  kids. Training  requiresaf ir m hand and ple nt y of pa tience. 

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5. Bor z oi (a k aRussi anWolfho un d)
TheBorzoi (le ft) i s a br ee d of d og th at  is surp risingly cat-like in it s free  thin kin g and ind epe n den t nature.  The y keep the mse lve s ver y c l ean,anda re nt as dr iven to please th eir m as ters as mos t d ogs . Thi s m a kes th em a  little bit harde r  to train, but  the y mak e u p  for  t his in their l oya lt y and affe ct ionate natu re withpe o ple t hey kn ow wel l.

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4 .Chow C how

A n othe r dog who displays  cat- l i ke ch a rac teris ti cs is t h e Ch ow Chow (r ight
agle with_other pets_when they are young,_to avoid_any_problems in_the_future.

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8. Mastiff

The_Mastiff (below) originated_in_Britain over two thousand years ago, and is one of the largest breeds of_dog._They have_a_gentle_nature, but at the same_time make excellent guard dogs._Mastiffs can_be quite stubborn at times, which some may_confuse_with a lack_of intelligence. When training a Mastiff, try keeping the_sessions short (around ten to fifteen_minutes) but frequent_(two_or_three times a day.)_Because Mastiffs are quite sensitive, you_will have better results if you_train using an excited and happy voice._Be sure to practice your training_often, even for tricks your_Mastiff has_already learned.

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7._Pekingese

The Pekingese (left)_are one of the most difficult_dogs to train._They have a very independent and_dominating_nature that requires_firmness_and_consistency. Although_wary of strangers,_they_are very_affectionate_with their masters. The Pekingese are_extremely_brave for their size, and make surprisingly_good watchdogs! Not recommended_for_young children.

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6. Bloodhound

The Bloodhound (left) may not_be the_most intelligent_of dogs, but what a nose! These dogs can track any_scent, even a scent trail that_is over one hundred_hours old._The_Bloodhound is extremely_determined,_and has_an outstanding work ethic. They are gentle,_affectionate, and_great with kids. Training requires a_firm hand and plenty_of_patience.

Learn more about the Bloodhound (History_and health issues)

5. Borzoi (aka Russian_Wolfhound)

The Borzoi (left) is a_breed_of_dog that is surprisingly cat-like_in its free thinking and independent_nature. They keep_themselves very clean, and arent as driven_to_please their masters as most dogs._This_makes them a little bit harder_to_train,_but they make up for_this in their loyalty and affectionate_nature with people they know well.

Learn more about the_Borzoi (History and_health issues)

4. Chow Chow

Another dog_who_displays_cat-like characteristics is the Chow Chow (right