The Newfoundland: The Teddy Bear who Loves Water

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 If you see a mass of dark fur that looks like a bear but moves with the gentleness of a cloud, it's a Newfoundland. Known as the "nanny dog" for its incredible care towards children, this giant has an innate rescue instinct. It is calm, thoughtful, and has a rare gift: it knows how to listen to your secrets for hours, reciprocating with a gaze that reads into the soul. A true giant with a heart of gold.


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The Alano: The Giant who thinks he's a Chihuahua

 Despite his imposing stature that commands respect from anyone who meets him, the Alano firmly believes he weighs less than three kilos. He is the undisputed king of "backseat driving" and will try every way to sit on your lap while you watch TV. Elegant, sensitive, and deeply attached to the family, never tell him he is too big for the couch: you could break his heart!


The Saint Bernard: A Guardian Angel (with a bit of drool)

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 Renowned for alpine rescues and Hollywood movies, the Saint Bernard is the living definition of patience. It is the ideal companion for those seeking a loyal friend who will never leave you alone. Of course, you will have to accept some "souvenirs" of drool on your pants, but the warmth and protection that this big dog exudes are worth every wipe. For him, a hug is the cure for every pain.


The Leonberger: The Lion with a Golden Character

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 With its majestic mane, it looks like a king of the forest, but its only desire is to be part of the family life. The Leonberger is an extremely balanced dog, who doesn't like to be alone in the garden: he wants to be where you are. Despite its size, it moves with surprising grace, constantly seeking physical contact. It is the perfect companion for those who love long walks and endless cuddles.


The English Mastiff: One Hundred Kilos of Pure Laziness

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 Rounding out our ranking is the heavyweight of the canine world. The English Mastiff is a colossus of muscles and wrinkles, but its favorite pastime is... sleeping! It is the laziest and most adorable companion you could wish for. Its specialty? Using your feet as a foot warmer or resting its huge head on your legs, preventing any movement. But how can you say no to those languid eyes?