The world's biggest dogs

The largest dogs in the world are not only impressive in size, but also in personality. Many of these breeds are known for their gentle and friendly nature, which makes them great companions. It is important to note that large dogs require special care and sufficient space to stay happy and healthy. They range in height from 66 to 105 cm at the withers and weight from 45 to 100 kg, with females usually being a little smaller and lighter. In terms of height at the withers, Great Danes, Irish Wolfhounds and the English Mastiff are the largest. The heaviest breeds are the Great Dane, the St Bernard and the English Mastiff. With the help of AI, the giants have been magically staged.