Perhaps one of the least recognizable breeds of the largest dogs in the world, the Kuvasz was nearly extinct during World War II. Originating from Hungary, these former royal guard dogs stand at about 30 inches tall and weigh between 75 and 150 pounds. These dogs have a dense white coat that ranges from wavy to straight in texture and their eyes are almond shaped. With proper training and socialization these dogs can make an excellent family dog, often described as having a clownish sense of humor.
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