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The Rafeiro do Alentejo is a calm dog and are usually quiet. They do not bark unnecessarily. They tend to bark only when they see some strange behavior going on in the surrounding. Although they look big and strong, they are very gentle and docile.
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The Rafeiro do Alentejo is a calm dog and are usually quiet. They do not bark unnecessarily. They tend to bark only when they see some strange behavior going on in the surrounding. Although they look big and strong, they are
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Although Rafeiro do Alentejo does not need intense physical exertion, he will not be able to handle apartment living. Such a large dog thrives best in rural areas. Hence, a farm or a vacation home with a large, well-fenced yard is the
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The Rafeiro Do Alentejo is an impressive looking, large, self-confident dog that makes an excellent guard dog, especially at night. He can be very stubborn and does not respond well to most common training techniques ...
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The Alentejo Mastiff (Rafeiro do Alentejo) originated in Portugal and was used as a herd guardian, moving with large herds of cattle as they were driven from pasture to pasture. The breed is likely to be descended from the huge dogs of the Tibetan highlands. The Alentejo Mastiff was recognized by the United Kennel Club in 2006.
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Rafeiro do Alentejo is a large-sized dog which is also known as Portuguese Mastiff or Alentejo Mastiff. They were breed to be a guarding dog for the livestock. These are the Mastiff-type dog with a large, bear-like head.
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Also known as the Portuguese Mastiff or Alentejo Mastiff, the Rafeiro do Alentejo is a large-sized dog, having its roots in Portugal. Bred with the purpose of guarding livestock, these dogs are characterized by a round bear-like head, medium-sized muzzle, black, oval-shaped nose, , medium or highly set triangular ears, short, strong, neck and a [&]
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The Rafeiro do Alentejo can be portrayed as "too much dog for most people." They are, however, readily trained in guarding flocks of sheep, and make a fine hunter as well. They are, however, readily trained in guarding flocks of sheep, and make a fine hunter as well.
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Rafeiro do Alentejo Also known as the Portuguese Mastiff or Alentejo Mastiff, the Rafeiro do Alentejo is a large-sized dog, having its roots in Portugal. Bred with the purpose of guarding livestock, these dogs are characterized by a
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The Rafeiro do Alentejo is believed to be originated from molosser type of dogs from the Middle East. Yet, according to another theory, The Rafeiro do Alentejo is often claimed to be descended from huge dogs on the vast Tibetan highlands, thousands of years ago.
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Low to Average: The Rafeiro do Alentejo rarely barks. This breed could be a good choice if you're looking for a quiet breed. They don't bark unless there is a good reason.

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