TOP 10 Most Dangerous Dog Breeds
- 6 years ago
TOP 10 Most Dangerous Dog Breeds :
10. Boxer :
Boxers are known to be more playful than fierce. However, during the first world war, boxers were used as ‘safeguarding’ dogs trained to attack more than defend owing to their sturdy jaws and brutal bites.
9. Great Dane :
This beast is Giant and brawny, Danes can be brutal and unforgiving if not properly trained and cared for. With proper conditioning,
Great Danes can also be the most gentle and caring.
8. Malamute :
These dogs are native breeds of Alaska and are predominantly used as sled dogs. They can gain up to 100 pounds. Malamutes are known to be extremely difficult to train and control; they exhibit tendencies to prey on smaller animals.
7. Wolf Hybrid :
These dogs can be highly reckless and extremely unpredictable when it comes to coping with other animals and unacquainted humans. No wonder why they are illegal to own in many places around the world!
6. Husky :
Like the Malamutes, the Siberian Huskies are primarily sled dogs that are known to have a killer combination of brutal strength, lightning speed, and extreme endurance. They are primarily trained for transport and adventurous activities.
5. Doberman Pinscher :
A killer combination of giant size and brutal strength makes Doberman Pinschers one of the most dangerous dog breeds out there. They are simply unforgiving towards strangers and strange occurrences; not so much towards their owners and acquaintances.
4. German Shepherd :
German Shepherds are most common breed used by policemen and task forces worldwide. These dogs are known for their acute sense of smell. If trained properly, These dogs can prove to be extremely protective but they do tend to exhibit dangerous preying nature.
3. Rottweiler :
Two things makes Rottweilers dangerous: brute muscle strength and biting power. These dogs are known for their ability to safeguard their territory and herd; they tend to become aggressive due to lack of conditioning and improper training.
2. Caucasian Shepherd :
The Caucasian Shepherd exhibit a dominant nature and are extremely fearless beasts. Since they have protective instincts ingrained, they can, at times, become difficult to control and predict leading to fierce attacks especially on unfamiliar people.
1. Pit Bull :
This breed is popular for the wrong reason: for most numbers of unprovoked attacks on children. Pit Bulls include many sub-breeds, such as the American Bulldog, and the Staffordshire bull terrier need extensive training to prevent unpredictable aggression.
10. Boxer :
Boxers are known to be more playful than fierce. However, during the first world war, boxers were used as ‘safeguarding’ dogs trained to attack more than defend owing to their sturdy jaws and brutal bites.
9. Great Dane :
This beast is Giant and brawny, Danes can be brutal and unforgiving if not properly trained and cared for. With proper conditioning,
Great Danes can also be the most gentle and caring.
8. Malamute :
These dogs are native breeds of Alaska and are predominantly used as sled dogs. They can gain up to 100 pounds. Malamutes are known to be extremely difficult to train and control; they exhibit tendencies to prey on smaller animals.
7. Wolf Hybrid :
These dogs can be highly reckless and extremely unpredictable when it comes to coping with other animals and unacquainted humans. No wonder why they are illegal to own in many places around the world!
6. Husky :
Like the Malamutes, the Siberian Huskies are primarily sled dogs that are known to have a killer combination of brutal strength, lightning speed, and extreme endurance. They are primarily trained for transport and adventurous activities.
5. Doberman Pinscher :
A killer combination of giant size and brutal strength makes Doberman Pinschers one of the most dangerous dog breeds out there. They are simply unforgiving towards strangers and strange occurrences; not so much towards their owners and acquaintances.
4. German Shepherd :
German Shepherds are most common breed used by policemen and task forces worldwide. These dogs are known for their acute sense of smell. If trained properly, These dogs can prove to be extremely protective but they do tend to exhibit dangerous preying nature.
3. Rottweiler :
Two things makes Rottweilers dangerous: brute muscle strength and biting power. These dogs are known for their ability to safeguard their territory and herd; they tend to become aggressive due to lack of conditioning and improper training.
2. Caucasian Shepherd :
The Caucasian Shepherd exhibit a dominant nature and are extremely fearless beasts. Since they have protective instincts ingrained, they can, at times, become difficult to control and predict leading to fierce attacks especially on unfamiliar people.
1. Pit Bull :
This breed is popular for the wrong reason: for most numbers of unprovoked attacks on children. Pit Bulls include many sub-breeds, such as the American Bulldog, and the Staffordshire bull terrier need extensive training to prevent unpredictable aggression.