If you are looking to get a loyal dog these breeds are known for they loyal personalities.
Chow Chow
Possibly the most cat-like of all dog breeds. They are aloof and indignant. Great family dogs who will pick a favorite in the family and always be closest to that person. Very loyal and suspicious of strangers, they make great watch dogs.
St. Bernard
From the Swiss Alps, used to rescue hikers this breed is calm and watchful.
Irish Wolfhound
From south Ireland these sighthound dogs are very dignified.
Rottweiler
These herding dogs from Germany look intimidating but are very obedient and loyal.
West Highland White Terrier
These may be the most cocky dogs in existence, as they know just how cute they are. These dogs are full of themselves but make great pets. They are loyal and fun. West Highland Terriers have been known to entertain themselves for hours.
Welsh Corgi
Welsh Corgis are for the most part never shy or vicious. They are known for their loyalty and their intelligence. Despite their small size, Welsh Corgis make great watchdogs as they will bark to alert their owners of a stranger’s approach.
Australian Cattle Dog
Obviously these were bred in Australia to herd cattle and are very sturdy dogs. They can handle anything you throw at them and will love to work for you. Easy to train and fun with the whole family, they will play for hours on end. You may remember this dog breed form the original movie Mad Max.
Samoyed
These hunting dogs from Siberia are friendly and very energetic.
Akita
These hunting dogs from Japan can grow to be 130 pounds and are very friendly.
Chihuahua
These Mexican toy dogs are wonderful companions and live longer than most breeds.
French Bulldogs
French Bulldogs are as sweet as they are small. They don’t do much other than curl up next to you, but they’re extremely loyal. Their cute little faces will look at you with love pretty much unconditionally.
Rough Collie
These herding dogs from Scotland are large but gentle and one of the most loyal breeds dog lovers can find.
French Bulldog
A cross between an English bulldog and a French ratting dog this breed is easy going and affectionate.
Cocker Spaniel
These American sporting dogs are playful, but more quiet than other breeds.
Pomeranian
One of the things about the Pomeranian temperament that makes them such popular dogs is that they are very affectionate and loyal. They want to be with you all the time and this can be both a good and bad thing.
Schnauzer
These very intelligent German dogs were bred to herd animals and hunt rats.
Boxer
These German dogs were bred for herding and are very playful.
Kuvasz
From Hungary, bred to guard the flocks, this breed has a clownish personality.
Havanese
Originally bred as a companion to the Cuban upper crust, these cute little dogs make the best lapdogs. Adorable hair and eyes make them unforgettable. They are surprisingly athletic and spry, they make excellent retrievers as well.
Komondor
These Hungarian sheep dogs can weigh up to 130 pounds and are very independent.
Bull Terrier
These dogs were originally bred as fighting dogs then morphed into the perfect companion for an English gentlemen. The party dog is a very social dog and quite the family member. Made famous by beer commercials and the character Spuds McKenzie.
Labrador Retriever
These Canadian hunting dogs are extremely affectionate and outgoing.
Mastiff
These massive English war dogs are calm and affectionate.
Pekingese
Quite possibly the perfect companion dog, the Pekingese was originally bred to be the pets of the Imperial family of China. They are considered royalty in China and thought to hold the spirits of fallen Chinese leaders. They are great family dogs and super loyal to their owners.
Fox Terrier
These English hunting dogs were bred to get foxes out of their den.
Shetland Sheepdog
Also referred to as the Sheltie, the Shetland Sheepdog is one of the most loyal of all breeds. An interesting past, these dogs were used on the coast of Scotland as farm protectors. They would keep birds and sheep out of the farmer’s gardens and herd sheep.
Yorkshire Terrier
Also referred to as the Sheltie, the Shetland Sheepdog is one of the most loyal of all breeds. An interesting past, these dogs were used on the coast of Scotland as farm protectors. They would keep birds and sheep out of the farmer’s gardens and herd sheep.
Chinese Crested Dog
These specific dogs were originally bred to be companions of invalids and people who were bedridden. These dogs hate running around like a normal dog and instead find pleasure from being a companion to their human. They are very complacent dogs, meaning if you want to stay in bed all day, they will never leave your side.
Great Dane
These massive German dogs were bred to hunt wild boars and are a very loving breed.
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel
Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are bred to be companions and lap dogs, so they are obviously super loyal. They are perfectly happy to sit on your ap all day and let you rub their bellies. These cute little buddies make great pets and won’t leave your side for anything.
Basset Hound
Originally bred to hunt small game like rabbits, they are now known as perfect family dogs. Their distinctive short legs and long snouts are mirrored by their extremely long ears, which often hang to the floor. They love to howl, so if you live in an apartment, your neighbors may grow to hate you.
Pointer
These field dogs were originally bred to sniff out and literally point at birds and other small game. The extremely loyal dogs will listen to their owner’s commands immediately and are very easy to train. They make perfect members of families as they are loyal and loving.
Pitbull
Pit Bulls are loving, loyal, clown dogs who make excellent companions or those with active lifestyles. They love being with people and want to be included in all family activities whether it’s a ride in the car, a neighborhood stroll or a romp in the park.
Jack Russell
A well looked after Jack Russell Terrier is a happy, bold, energetic dog, extremely loyal, intelligent, and assertive.heir greatest attribute is their working ability, closely followed by their excellent qualities as a companion.
Lhasa Apso
The Lhasa Apso was originally bred in Tibet as companion to Buddhist monks in monasteries. Their pleasant dispositions and loyal traits make them fantastic dogs. These dogs won’t win you ant races or aren’t known for being too athletic, but they won’t ever leave your side, the perfect companion.
Alaskan Malamute
The Alaskan Malamute features a powerful, sturdy body built for stamina and … they don’t make good watchdogs, but they are extremely loyal to their family.
Shih Tzu
Meaning “Little Lion,” the Shih Tzu isn’t a hunter at all and instead is a lover. The happy and affectionate breed will be by your side all day and all night.
Great Pyrenees
Bred to guard the flocks this docile dog comes from both France and Spain.
Old English Sheepdog
These large shaggy dogs are extremely athletic and require a good amount of exercise. Originally bred to herd sheep in England, these dogs can live in apartments with daily long walks. Very loyal dogs who love their owners forever. You won’t see them vear to far from their owners and always seem to have an eye on them.
German Shepherd
Originally a herding dog, now more often used by police and military due to their extreme intelligence.
Brittany
These French bird hunting dogs are a very attentive and athletic breed.
Golden Retriever
These English dogs were bred to retrieve game and are great with children.
Australian Shepherd
Oddly enough, these dogs weren’t bred on Australia, instead they originated from the West Coast of the US during the Gold Rush. They were designed to herd livestock and remain extremely active dogs. Nicknamed the Aussie, they have tons of energy and to make them the perfect family animal, they must be run daily to get that energy out.
Papillion
These French dogs were bred to be a companion to royalty and are very energetic.
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These French dogs were bred to be a companion to royalty and are very energetic.
Miniature Pinscher
Originally created in Germany to hunt rats and other small pests, these have morphed into the perfect family animal.
Most people think they are just Dobermans that have been bred to be smaller but in fact, Min Pins are a much older breed.
They are referred to as “The King of the Toys,” because they are so stately and sure of themselves.
Maltese
A Maltese is a very loyal and loving dog that can be easily taught to do tricks. It is a very intelligent and jolly animal that is easy to carry around due to its small frame and is extremely friendly.
Shar Pei
A Maltese is a very loyal and loving dog that can be easily taught to do tricks. It is a very intelligent and jolly animal that is easy to carry around due to its small frame and is extremely friendly.
Bichon Frise
These little white balls of energy are some of the happiest dog breeds known to man.They make an incredible children’s companion as they are so sweet and affectionate. Pronounced (BEE-shawn FREE-say) they have some of the softest fur. They will always greet you with a smile and are known to be full of mischief.
American Staffordshire Terrier
This American breed is part of the pit bull family, they are friendly and tenacious.
Border Collie
The Border Collie is widely referred to as the world’s smartest dog breed. Originally bred for herding sheep, these have turned into the perfect family animal. Their high intelligence makes them an easy dog to train and they are highly affectionate.
Labrador Retriever
There are many reasons why the Labrador is one of the most popular breeds worldwide, their incredible loyalty being one of them. A Labrador retriever is very devoted to the pack. It offers unconditional love and never-ending loyalty to everyone in the family.
Jack Russell Terrier
These English dogs were bred for fox hunting and are fearless and vocal.
Sheltie
These Scottish herding dogs are very intelligent and easy to train.
Doberman Pinscher
Bred to be intimidating guard dogs this breed are also very loyal and obedient.
Bulldog
These English dogs were bred to bring down bulls, but their loving personalities make them great companions.
Pug
The breed’s only purpose is to be a constant, loyal, devoted, and exceptionally silly companion to the people who love them. Pugs remain playful and puppyish all their lives. They are curious, demanding, and have a distinct sense of humor.
Beagle
The breed’s only purpose is to be a constant, loyal, devoted, and exceptionally silly companion to the people who love them. Pugs remain playful and puppyish all their lives. They are curious, demanding, and have a distinct sense of humor.
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