Ever since early history, humans have developed a special bond with dogs.As pack animals, dogs have an inherent sense of loyalty to their pack and have a need for companionship, love, security, and friendship. Over the years, this has led to dogs cementing their place right by our sides, as man's best friend.While we as humans view our dogs as our friends, they view us as members of their pack.All dogs are loyal and have the capacity to show great loyalty, but some may have stronger instincts for loyalty than others.People love their dogs, but single women seem to have an especially special bond with them.While nobody really keeps track of dog ownership statistics by gender or marital status, Robert Yau, co-founder and CEO of Date My Pet.com, a national online dating site for single pet owners, reports that 74% of their membership is female, and 65% own dogs. There are a number of reasons for this special connection. For other women, an active dog encourages them to exercise more often.Still other single women who grew up with a dog say that when they became homeowners and had the space, they immediately added a dog to their lives.

The intention of amending the existing law was to standardize terminology as well as to provide access for professional assistance dog trainers and assistance dogs in training.Throughout history, there have been numerous stories of dogs displaying great valor in order to protect, save or remain alongside their owners.We've made a list of what we believe are the top 12 loyal dog breeds.Based on breeding and history, temperament and owner experiences, these particular breeds have proven time and again to be loyal and brave.It should come as no surprise that Lassie tops our list!