MOST Muscular Dog Breeds

We know that everyone has preferences of what they want in their dogs, and here we’re going to explore just another one of those options. Some like fluffy dogs, some enjoy little dogs, while others want big, scary, monster dogs! This is for those who are looking for dogs that can not only protect through their strength but also with their general, intimidating appearances. This is for all those out there who want dogs that are not only stronger than them but probably better looking as well. This is MOST MUSCULAR DOG BREEDS!

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4. Rottweiler
These intimidating but adorable dogs were once known in Germany as Rottweiler Metzgerhund, which means Rottweil Butchers’ dogs because they were mainly used for things like herding livestock and pulling carts that were stacked with butchers’ meat to the market. They’re still used for herding in various parts of the world, but these pups are now also used as police dogs, search-and-rescue dogs, and even guard dogs. Now, they didn’t begin in Germany as their name may suggest, but it’s believed that they could possibly be descendants of a breed of ancient Roman drover dog! Breeders typically aim for a few things when producing the semi-scary dogs: intelligence, strength, balance, endurance, and proportionality. Females typically reach sizes of between 22 and 25 inches, whereas males grow to about 24 to 27 inches. The difference isn’t much, but when it comes to weight, they definitely split, as females reach weights of 77 to 106 pounds and males fill out to about 110 to 132 pounds! They’re calm, confident, obedient, and very loyal. They’re also super alert and have an intense desire to protect their families, so they’re overall a very awesome breed, and, if you’re ever in the market, don’t just write these guys off because they look (and probably are) stronger than you.

3. Doberman Pinscher
Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann first developed this medium to large breed of greatness back around 1890 in the good ol’ country of Germany. They’re known for being alert, intelligent, loyal guard and companion dogs, and if they’re treated and trained correctly, they’ll be extremely devoted and loving animals toward their owners. They’re also well-known for their immense muscular strength and appearance, and the typical Doberman is supposed to be pretty square in overall shape, at least by the standards of the World Canine Organization, and should also appear noble and elegant. When first bred, they were intended as a guard dog, so they can be quite intimidating and even scary-looking, and as guard dogs, they must be fearless, selfless, and willing to do whatever it takes to protect their owners, while at the same time being obedient and restrained. They weigh in between 71 and 99 pounds, most of that muscle, and stand 25 to 28 inches tall. So, if you need a guard dog that’s big, muscular, and scary, or if you just want a friend that like that, check out the Doberman pinscher.

2. American Staffordshire Terrier
These pups are also known by the name Amstaff, and that’s basically just an abbreviation, in case you didn’t pick up on that. They are part of the pit bull group and are just one of a few different breeds in the group, and they are also wholly different from the Staffordshire Bull Terrier of the United Kingdom, but are often confused with, and are descendants of, them. They were created by breeding a bulldog with a terrier, and which terrier is still debated to this day. It’s believed that the dogs were made by using a Fox Terrier, White English Terrier, or a Black and Tan Terrier. Their temperament is phenomenal when adopted by a family, and they thrive on the structure and love they receive in one. They’re incredibly loyal to their owners and love being given a job to do, so these pups could be the perfect life buddies! The weigh anywhere from 40 to 60 pounds and stand 17 to 19 inches and are built well for performing in dog shows and agility competitions. They’re incredibly strong and can be incredibly sweet, and we hope that, if you’re ever in the market, you’ll consider one of these mighty beasts, because, as we said, they belong in a family and love, well, love.

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[AuskaDezjArdamaath]

We had a Rottweiler that thought she was a cat. 90lbs of purring Rottweiler sounds a lot like a growling one.

[TheYavy]

That dog in thumbnail looks into ur soul

[bearbarre]

I've always loved boxers. They constantly clown around and almost seem to think their job is to make you laugh. Plus they are so muscular, they look like they would even have muscles in their poop!

[littlerabbit]

My granny’s pit bull Copper passed away a few months ago and he was the nicest dogs I have met he would cuddle with you and lick your face all the time

[yourfavoriterussianyoutube]

*Guys you have inspired me to start my own channel and document my progress. Thanks 🌚👊🙏*

[velvetshaus]

Bully Whippets and Arnold are my kind of pets..cool video..

[TrinityHealth]

Buff Dogs, Prisa Canario, Cane Corso and Band Dogs should absolutely be on this list.

[booper]

The bully whippit looks Photoshopped LMAO

[jennawhite]

Number 8 is not something that is considered “good” in breeding. It is cruel selective breeding. The dog shown here was named Wendy, and died at the age of 14 last year, partly due to this rare defect causing advanced arthritis.

[Rodzilla]

Greyhounds are the sweetest dogs in the world. They require specialist vet care and never bark. Ever.

[jaysonmeeker]

Totally whiffed by leaving out the Rhodesian Ridgeback. All muscle and bred to chase and tree large game especially lions in Africa.

[InvestingHustler]

I love Pitbull’s ❤️😍 and American bullies

[bigern]

MY RED NOSE PIT WAS VERY SMART.MY BEST FRIEND I MISS HER DEARLY.DIED THIS YEAR.

[dulcesse]

we have a pure breed of american bully and doesn't looks like in the picture you've showed. American bullies are very frienldy, they don't bite anyone. the ears of the american bullies in the picture you've showed are cut. mine is not, and my pet is very adorable and doesn't look like a dangerous and killer dog😊🐶

[yaoi]

I want a a doge that keep me safe but I want it to be cute

[DeDe-eseb]

Too many have there ears cut and there tails docked :(

[tpap]

I know some people like to comment on what you didn't include because they own that particular dog and that's just ridiculous. A legitimate complaint, however, is how you seem to arbitrarily rank dogs based on very clearly defined concept of muscularity. That is the more visible muscle mass, is what counts.therefore a scrawny looking dog that happens to be all lean muscle doesn't really warrants a high placing. If all dogs were shaven close, the bully whippet in the American bully clearly displayedthe most impressive muscle mass yet they were at the bottom of the list bringing up the rear and losing toa list of progressively less muscular dogs until you got to the end and included the Pitbull which is on par in terms of proportion in muscle mass, but has less than half the muscle mass of a male Johnson American bulldog and nowhere near the freaky bodybuilding proportions of genetic freak show known as the bully whippet which appears to be the equivalent open modern drugged-up competitive professional bodybuilder. The Greyhound and the Doberman Pinscher although they have impressively deep chess which is a function of their rib cage, and they are indeed lean and strong, they are far closer in appearance to human track athletes.

If these were human beings instead of dogs your list would look something like the following: 10) world class Olympic weightlifter 9) world class strongman competitor 8) world champion powerlifter 7) world champion bodybuilder 6) middleweight boxer 5) female ballerina 4) Kenyan marathon runner 3) man with low body fat percentage who hasn't eaten in a couple weeks due to being captured across enemy lines 2) female bodybuilder 1) male Olympic gymnast. Anotherthe order of the rankings made absolutely no sense other than the fact that it's obvious what breeds you like. it takes a question of any of the people who made this list that ever heard of the sport of bodybuilding, understan that muscularity requires a unusually large amount of muscular bodyweight, unobscured by fat, that covers most of the body, most common features that tend to be considered when considering someone to be muscular include and unusually thick neck, upper back muscles that are thick and heavily developed, with a thick layer of muscle covering the entire back side, complete with thick heavily muscled limbs and a radical waist to chest and shoulder ratio. This ranking was probably the most arbitrary I have ever seen. You should be able to turn the volume off and understand what attribute is being ranked unless he attribute has to do with intelligence or some other physiological and therefore something that is not able to be determined by looking at the dog. If you show this video to people with the sound offno one would have guessed it was a ranking of the most muscular dogs fromnumber 7 to
number one. After looking at bully whippet freakshow hybrid, udld impression that the next seven dogs would be absolute freak shows of monster levels of muscle mass, but after seeing the Greyhound and the Doberman and other semi muscular albeit far less
muscular dogs, the viewer would think to himself oh they are ranking dogs in terms of trainability or cognitiven ability, maybe life span, possibly best home pets, or best nanny dogs, most likely to bite strangers, etc. In other words, if this was natural rank of the top 10 most muscular dogs it was a colossal failure. Obviously the Pitbull can be extremely muscular but when the most muscular purebred dog which is clearly certain subbreeds of the American Bull Dog, and if you want to go buy pure freak show, the hybrid bully whip it was definitely freaky looking. Apparently Greyhounds and Dobermans are more muscular (again muscularity is what you seein the only other possible arguments would be the muscular density of the animal and the very light Greyhound and the Doberman that has lean muscle but legs that look like toothpicks shouldn't be anywhere on this list. If you're going to include Rottweilers and staffordshire's and pitbulls at least show ones that are hugely muscle and not just your average who gives a shit example of dogs that have the bodies of castrated examples of the breed. I don't know if I can express how much this was an absolute failure and how much you guys have no idea what the f*** you're saying. Sometimes fake news has a political agenda but most of the time is simply based on ifncompetence and a level of stupidity that leaves one asking whether and the results for most muscular got mixed up with the results for some other non visible attribute, and that the narrator was simply reading off a teleprompter and had no idea what he was reading and was not able to see the actual footage as he read, in addition to having lived under a rock for most of his life and being completely unaware of any of these breeds and their physical appearance. Way to go people. just when I thought the world had gone utterly insane given
the political climate that we live in where rioting, looting and acting like a general dingleberry on society's anus is characterized as Noble by the media, I now think Hanlon's Razor is a perfectly viable explanation.

[kratosgodofwar]

I want a dog that'll protect this comment. ✋🐶👊