Canis Panther is a first of its own — four dogs in one. It was developed during the early days of crossbreeding different pedigrees, specifically sometime in the 1970s. The original crossbreeding of the Canis Pant… See more

Anyone who has seen a Canis Panther in person was probably intimidated or terrified at first. After all, who wouldn’t be? This personal protection dog stands tall, has a well-defined and muscular look, and stealthy jet … See more

Carrying the genes of four large protection dogs, it is no surprise that the Canis Panther is a large-sized breed. Typically, male Canis Panthers weigh 120 to 140 pounds and measure 27 to 30 inchestall at the shoulde… See more

As of now, no kennel club has officially recognized the Canis Panther. That said, if you are looking for a breed that you can register with a kennel club, unfortunately, the Canis Panther is not it. However, Canis Panther fan… See more