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3. English Mastiff

This breed is a very cute, loving, and loyal one. However, due to the fact that it takes them so long to learn new skills and obey commands, they are thought to be lacking on the intelligence side. These giant mutts are so big, that they’re able to destroy your living room without even realizing it.

They can be very difficult to train, especially if you don’t raise them to respect you (but this doesn’t mean you beat them). Of course, even if they do respect you, they will still have problems doing anything more complicated than “stand there and drool”.

They should be trained young in order to avoid disobedience.

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  1. Benjamin J. Jones

    Had a Lab-Setter- talk about smarts and yes, we were “adapted” into his pack. Very Smart, loving and miss him.

  2. well I totally disagree with this , I have had English bulldogs all my life , my last one, Pudgescicle , was the smartest one ever , this article is ridiculous , I disagree to it completely.

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