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Greyhounds
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Greyhounds, despite their racing heritage, tend to be calm and collected at home. They are affectionate and social creatures that love spending time with their owners.
These laid-back pups may be shy around strangers, but they have a special affinity for children and other family members. Additionally, they tend to be sensitive to stress, so it is best if their home environment is calm and harmonious.
Borzoi
The Borzoi is a large, elegant breed of aristocratic hunting dog originating from Russia. They have a deep chest, narrow limbs and long silky fur that can be any color.
They are loved for their gentle temperaments and make excellent family pets. However, they can be stubborn, so training is essential to ensure a happy home for both of you.
Like other sighthounds, these pups tend to chase anything that moves. Therefore, it is best to keep them on a leash in a closed fenced area.
Great Dane
If you are looking for a calm and calm dog, the Great Dane is an excellent option. They are often called "gentle giants" because of their loyal and loving gentle dispositions.
These dogs usually show patience with children and get along well with other household pets. Socialization and training must begin at an early age for these puppies to become good members of the family.
Newfoundland
Newfoundlands are incredibly patient and docile dogs that prefer quiet environments. They make excellent family pets when properly socialized and trained.
Despite their large size, these dogs are not excessively energetic; Moderate walks and brief play sessions are enough to keep them happy. In addition, they show great tolerance towards children.
