There are a few well-known breeds of dogs associated with guard dog training and their respective breeding tends to support these cultural assumptions. Dobermans, Rottweilers, German Shepherds, and Pit Bull mixes are often capable of inspiring the most fear and/or apprehension in the minds of would-be burglars. These dogs are known for their aggressive nature and athletic stature, making them highly capable of protecting the home. But breed alone isn’t enough to make a guard dog. You’ll have to work with any dog thoroughly so it knows and understands its position and duties. Any breed can be trained to sound an alarm when an intruder approaches the premises and small yapper dogs enjoy the barking, though they certainly aren’t as intimidating when it comes to deterring burglary.
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