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By Will Douglas Leave a Comment

10 Dog Breeds That Are Actually Dangerous For Families With Kids

Some of the dogs you see in movies are on the streets seem to be cuteness itself you can’t help but think oh my child would love to have such an adorable companion little do you know that some of these furry beauties aren’t good for families with little kids you’ll find out why in a minute.

1. Akita Inu

These smiley faces became famous worldwide after the movie Hachi a dog’s tail you can find numerous memes on the Internet where these guys play the main role at the same time these dogs are surprisingly challenging in everyday life first of all they are suspicious of strangers and don’t like kids they don’t know adult Akita and new dogs can be aggressive towards other animals especially representatives of their own breed as a result they can suddenly attack other dogs ignoring any size difference according to the intelligence of dogs rating the Akita Inu is in 104th place out of 138 this rating reflects how easily dog breeds can learn commands and how obedient they are.

2. Dalmatian

The movie 101 Dalmatians served as the perfect ad campaign for this beautiful dog breeder however, the creators of the movie sugar-coated Dalmatians that dogs of this breed are big extremely strong and overactive even if your dog is socialized in use to children’s attention you should closely watch its interactions with kids don’t leave them alone even for a minute on top of that a Dalmatian needs serious training to prevent the animal from crowing up a loose cannon their position in the intelligence of dogs rating is 62.

3. Russian Toy Dog

The Russian toy is a gentle and very loyal dog but you should remember that it has a truly sensitive nature if there are active kids in your family this dog will be constantly stressed this tiny pooch will soon become timid and fearful and this can lead to aggression Russian toys are well known for their fragility you mustn’t grab them too tightly squeeze them or drop them even from a small height breeders typically recommend these dogs for single people and families with grown-up kids.

4. Doberman

Dobermans are exceptionally good hunters with perfect obedience skills which is why families with kids often think of adopting one as a pet on the one hand it makes sense as these dogs have well developed instinct to protect pups on the other hand they also have a strong desire to dominate it’ll take a lot of training to make the dog remember that your kids are masters just as you are and that they need not only protection but also respect finally you need to choose a young dog for adoption with great care as this breed has suffered greatly from unscrupulous breeding Dobermans are in 5th place on the intelligence of dogs rating.

5. Husky

If you adopt a Siberian Husky be ready to get another child who is most energetic and demands tons of attention and hours of walks this breed isn’t aggressive at all but this doesn’t mean you can leave such a pooch alone with your little kids a husky is a strong big playful dog and can express its emotions by jumping at a kid this may hurt or scare a young child so you’ll need to teach the dog to show its feelings in the proper way you should think carefully before adopting a dog of this breed into a family with little kids or buying a husky as a first dog the Huskies position and the intelligence of dogs rating is 77 out of 138.

6. Basenji

The other name for this Booch is african barkless talk at first sight it’s an ideal pet it doesn’t smell it doesn’t make noise and it’s easy on the eye unfortunately this coin has another side the senses are unstoppably curious and highly intelligent as a result they are prone to disobedience these dogs occupy the second-to-last place and the intelligence of dogs rating dog breeders state that this pup may know all the commands perfectly well however every time you give a command the dog decides whether it wants to obey or not in addition these dogs are unsurpassed in the art of escape they can’t even be stopped by fences climbing over them with practiced ease before adopting this dog you need to consider whether you’ll be able to pay the animal as much attention as you do to your kids.

7. Alabai

The Alabai aka Central Asian shepherd dog looks like a fluffy white bear but don’t let yourself be fooled this is an exceptionally strong and big dog the dogs of this breed make perfect protectors but at the same time they tend to dominate this is why an Alabai who is taken into a family with little kids will need a full training course it’s a necessary step to teach the dog the hierarchy in the family alibis can be pretty slow to obey commands and if the pooch has for example not your kid down it may take time before the pet reacts to your shout if you’re an inexperienced dog owner dreaming of an animal that looks like a fluffy bear up for a Newfoundland or st. Bernard.

8. Chihuahua

The Chihuahua is considered to be the smallest breed these dogs are usually aware of their fragility and that’s why they don’t particularly trust children a small kid can perceive this dog more like a toy than a living being besides most dogs of this breed are like children themselves they attached to one owner and become really jealous if someone else appears in their master’s life if a Chihuahua isn’t trained it may start to bite and its teeth while tiny are very sharp this dog’s place and the intelligence of dogs rating is 125.

9. Pekingese

The most prominent feature of any Pekingese is its self-centeredness most Pekingese dislike children who make too much noise and try to touch or cuddle them a Pekingese won’t stand for such behavior if its owners haven’t bothered with training the dog can even bite you may get lucky and have a pup with a different character but if you want a pet that will definitely love your kids consider another breed Pekingese dogs are 132 in the intelligence of dogs rating.

10. Corgi

They say a Corgi is a small Shepherd dog who believes it’s big any conscientious dog breeder should warn you that this breed isn’t the best where families with kids or soft-hearted people who will spoil the pup young corgis can easily become aggressive after they have tested their boundaries and realize that they can get away with a lot because come on these pups are so sweet this is especially true for male dogs it’s pretty hard to change this behavior once the dog is used to an absence of authority corgis our Shepherd dogs so your pet may develop a habit of gathering kids and herding them someplace they consider safe this sounds cute unless you know that the dog herds the little ones by biting their legs naturally this may scare your kid however corgis are pretty high on the list of the intelligence of dogs they occupy 11th place out of 138.

which dog were you most surprised to find on this list tell us in the comments below remember to share this list with your friends.

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By Will Douglas Leave a Comment

Apple Head Chihuahua Vs Deer Head – What’s The Difference

So I have had a lot of people ask me what is an Applehead and why don’t you always have them!

Apple Head Chihuahua vs Deer Head

First we need to understand that there are two types of skull shapes in chihuahuas now it used to be throughout the past many people preferred the deer head to ours this is the type you would see and I talked about commercials throughout the 90s and early 2000s that she was named Gidget and was from Santa Clarita California Gidget passed away in 2009 five years after Taco Bell discontinued that yo Quiero Taco Bell at in recent years.

The preferred head shape has shifted from the deer head to the Apple head in fact kkc requires that Chihuahua breed to have an Apple head and deer heads are disqualified from competition as they are not considered breed standard for chihuahuas so why does it all I have an Apple head the Apple head shape of course comes from the shape of the skull joella’s come from Chihuahua Mexico and have been immortalized in pottery and are dating back hundreds of years to the Toltec and Aztec civilizations.

So chihuahuas are terriers but were bred to especially be lap dogs the smaller the better in fact chihuahuas are the smallest recognized breed the breed standard says cheese should be between four to six pounds with such small bodies one particular feature that remains into adulthood is the molera the molera is the open soft spot at the top of a chihuahuas head.

it’s similar to a baby’s soft spot called a fontanel that closes up as a baby grows it helps the baby’s head push through the birth canal in the Chihuahua the skull has been bred down to such a small size that often is valera soft spot remains and never closes up this soft spot creates a sunken area on the top of a chihuahuas head and that dent is what gives the Chihuahua their distinctive apple shaped skull.

Don’t be alarmed a small to medium-sized soft spot is normal and in fact is viewed as a sign of breed purity owners must be careful knowing that the molera is susceptible to injury since to always have been bred to have an open fontanel there are occasionally those born with the fontanel that is too large and it actually can cause health problems such as brain damage or hydrocephalus but this is only on rare occasions and for the most part the open fontanel is not a health issue and in fact AKC breed standard stage that in Chihuahuas applehead may or may not have an open molera.

The one story I have heard over and over from Chihuahua owners is that their veterinarians don’t seem knowledgeable with open molera and cheese I have been told stories of that saying that their chihuahuas are not healthy because they have an unclothed skull it amazes me sometimes how otherwise professional and well educated veterinarians don’t understand the role the molera plays in chihuahuas it is a sign of purity and not the sign of a sick or injured dog.

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