Saint Bernards, known for their gentle nature, are topmost in drool production. Despite their massive size, their affectionate demeanor makes them beloved family pets.
Saint Bernard
English Bulldogs, with their distinctive wrinkled faces, are adorable but notorious for their drooling tendencies. Their laid-back personality compensates for their slobbery habits.
English Bulldog
Newfoundland dogs, famous for their water rescue abilities, also excel in drool production. Their thick coats and friendly nature make them both wet and wonderful companions.
Newfoundland
Bloodhounds, with their incredible sense of smell, are champions in tracking and drooling. Their droopy ears and wrinkled skin add to their unique charm.
Bloodhound
Neapolitan Mastiffs, with their impressive wrinkles and massive size, are known for their copious drooling. Their intimidating appearance, they are affectionate family members.
Neapolitan Mastiff
Basset Hounds, with their long ears and soulful eyes, are charming but also rank high in the drool department. Their friendly disposition makes them lovable despite the slobber.
Basset Hound
Boxers, energetic and playful, are not only great family dogs but also known for their drooling tendencies. Their boundless enthusiasm compensates for the occasional mess.
Boxer