10 Dog Breeds That You Should Fear The Most

Dogs have long been known as man's best friends. Canines are loyal and lovable, often providing comfort, protection, and other services to their human counterparts. However, they can also be dangerous depending on the owner and how they raised and trained their dog. Any dog ​​can pose. a threat, even small dogs can bite someone, in fact, Chihuahuas sink their teeth into vets more often than any other type of dog, but certain

breeds

can cause greater damage simply due to their size or the strength of their bite based on the damage they can cause in In this video we have listed 10 of the dog

breeds

that you

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fear

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, let's continue with number 10 Akita Inu, the Akita Inu is one of the

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some guard dogs originating from Japan, perhaps only Surpassed by the Tosa Inu, which were bred as fighting dogs even today, the Akita remains the national dog breed and is a symbol of Japan.

These dogs are confident, independent, and bred to provide world-class protection for any family. On the other hand, they can be suspicious and distant towards strangers, though at times. They perceive unknown people as dangerous, whether they are not, as a result, their protective instincts are activated and they will probably attack you to defend themselves. A dog with the physical strength and size of an Akita can certainly cause a lot of damage, so be careful when you go to a home that has an Akita standing guard number nine American Bulldog American Bulldogs are often described as friendly, social, and friendly dogs. docile, if properly socialized and trained, there

should

be no reason for them to show aggression;

Some owners interpret their dog's reluctance to comply with instructions as a lack of intelligence but in reality they are a bit stubborn. In reality the responsibility for this falls on the owner. A bulldog will not do your commands or obey your commands if you are not a leader. firm and consistent back or family The fact that these dogs are not easy to train and control raises concern. Perhaps the fact that some of these Bulldogs have the potential to become dangerous and attack is because their owners did not train them properly. German shepherd number eight. German shepherds are our daily bread.

Of any reputable K-9 unit, many believe that they are synonymous with police dogs, but because they are so reliable in fighting crime, this also means that if put in a bad situation they can become dangerous, the typical shepherd familiar german thinks he has one. Work and purpose of protecting the family with this type of mentality. Accidents have the potential to occur as long as your German Shepherd perceives that someone or something is dangerous to the pack that will attack, and not many people can withstand German Shepherd attack number seven. Doberman Pinscher Dobermans tower over other dogs at 28 inches tall and could weigh up to 100 pounds.

Without a doubt, these dogs are powerful creatures and because they have so much strength they need to be trained from the beginning. The biggest concern when raising a large dog breed is the ability to properly execute obedience training. I am sure they are actually intelligent dog breeds, however, their dominant nature and size can make it somewhat difficult for some people to train them. , many owners will describe their Dobby as loyal, obedient, energetic, alert and brave, but chances are they have been successful. With training, keeping a Doberman requires extra attention and those who don't provide it are more likely to be the ones with Dobermans contributing to attacks number 6 Alaskan Malamute Malibu --tz-- are generally not aggressive dogs than most owners will even tell you.

They are good with people and especially children, however, the main problem is that the Malamute, like the husky, has a lot of energy that needs to be directed towards something productive. Failure to do so can potentially lead to aggressive behavior when a Malamute exhibits aggression, it is likely due to negligent owners, these dogs need physical and mental stimulation to maintain a healthy life in both mind and body, the inability to release pent up energy usually leading to destructive behavior including attacking strangers, these dogs can weigh up to 100 pounds, so encountering an aggressive Alaskan Malamute could certainly prove dangerous.

Rottweiler number five, although the Rottweiler is generally a good-natured dog, he will do whatever it takes to protect his pack. Most owners describe them as loyal, fearless, brave and confident, all of which are fantastic temperament characteristics for the perfect family dog, but Rottweilers are also considered one of the most dangerous breeds, devoted and obedient to their owner. and a great guardian. The only chance of survival when attacked by a Rottweiler is to be passive. The Rottweiler will not do it. They pose a threat to people you know and trust, but outsiders, including strangers, are quite a different story.

Rottweilers, especially males, do not distinguish between joking, playful aggression and actual aggressive action, so they have been known to bite a stranger even if they are just trying to. have fun, so don't try to joke or play with an unknown Rottweiler number four pitbull. If we look at the plane statistics, pit bulls are considered the most dangerous breed of dog despite earning the title of most dangerous dog which pit bulls can actually be. Sweet Dogs There are no bad dogs, but there are bad people who can treat these dogs in such a way that they develop aggressive behaviors and become dangerous.

They are loyal, friendly and truly love people and are properly socialized and trained. A pit bull may be one of them. Unfortunately, many pitbull-related attacks are believed to be carried out by dogs with irresponsible owners. Some people abuse their pit bulls or train them specifically to attack and be cruel, and there is no reason not to be afraid of pit bulls like that. number 3 kuda bully the nickname of the CUDA bully Beast of the East says it all. They were originally bred to be great hunters and guards, however, their enormous size and aggressive nature have made them popular fighting dogs in India and Pakistan, they range between thirty and forty years. four inches tall and can weigh up to 170 pounds, unfortunately these dogs still participate in illegal dog fighting today.

Extensive socialization and firm-handed training is required for this breed of dog, but even socialization with other dogs can be risky at a certain age, as it may seem. He's playful at first, but play fighting with other dogs can quickly turn into something with fatal consequences. It's safe to say you should be wary of a CUDA bully number two tosa inu the tosa inu is a prize fighting dog breed originating from japan these dogs were bred to fight and protect and not much else in fact they are considered just as dangerous which have been banned in many countries where the breed is allowed, owners often have to apply for a permit to keep a toe, so even some prefectures in Japan have banned the breeding of these dogs if you plan to keep Atossa, you should be very careful, they are only recommended for the most experienced dog owners and trainers.

There are very few things that would be more terrifying than this 150-pound Japanese Mastiff attacking your number directly. tchau tchau the ciaochao is a Chinese dog breed best known for its blue-black tongue and lion's mane. Like the other dogs on this list, he has been the subject of many reported cases of attack, perhaps people underestimate this dog because he looks so cute. But if not properly socialized, aggressive behavior is relatively common in Chow Chows. The best way to avoid setbacks with a Chow Chow is through early and constant socialization from a puppy; this breed of dog is loyal, independent and calm, no matter what it is like.

Naturally protective and can sometimes also be possessive if this behavior is left unchecked, as is often the case, aggressive behavior in adulthood is a real possibility, so if you meet a Chow Chow do not try to hug or touch them. This concludes our video on the 10 breeds. Which dog you should fear the most, can you think of other dog breeds that should be on the list? What is your favorite breed of dog? Let us know in the comments if you liked this video, subscribe and turn on notifications so we'll be the first to know when the next new video comes out.

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