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10 Italian Dog Breeds That Are Molto Bello

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Neapolitan Mastiff: Known for its impressive and imposing appearance, the Neapolitan Mastiff has a gentle and loyal temperament.

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Italian Greyhound: This breed is the smallest of the sighthounds, known for its elegant, slender build and affectionate nature.

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Cane Corso: A large and powerful breed, the Cane Corso is a versatile working dog that excels in guarding and protection.

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Lagotto Romagnolo: Often referred to as the "truffle dog," the Lagotto Romagnolo has a keen sense of smell and is the only breed specifically bred for truffle hunting.

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Spinone Italiano: This is a versatile hunting dog known for its rough coat and gentle demeanor.

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Bracco Italiano: An ancient breed, the Bracco Italiano is a pointing dog used for hunting.

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Volpino Italiano: This small, spitz-type breed was historically a favorite among Italian nobility.

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Bergamasco Sheepdog: Recognizable by its unique, matted coat, the Bergamasco Sheepdog is an intelligent and patient breed, originally used for herding.

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Cirneco dell'Etna: A sleek and agile breed, the Cirneco dell'Etna is a Sicilian sighthound used for hunting small game.

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Maremmano-Abruzzese Sheepdog: Also known as the Maremma Sheepdog, this breed is a guardian of livestock with a thick white coat

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