10 RAZAS de PERROS más PELIGROSOS del mundo 🐶⚠️ ¿Genética o Educación?

At animal expert, we do not consider that there are naturally dangerous dogs. A dog can display aggressive behavior and pose a risk to other individuals in its environment when it is the victim of irresponsible handling by humans. Therefore, in this video we share a list of dog breeds that are considered potentially dangerous in most countries. Foreign Pit Bull Terrier despite the countless false myths that exist about the pit bull, the truth is that it is a friendly, active, fun and balanced dog that loves to feel welcomed and loved in the family nucleus. When they are trained and socialized from puppies, they can get along very well with children and live perfectly with other animals. Discover the difference between a male and female pit bull in the video that we have included in the card. 2. The Rottweiler is considered one of the strongest dogs in the world. However, its striking presence hides a calm, confident, very brave and loyal character to its guardians. They tend to form a very special bond with their family members whom they will defend with their remarkable courage. Their morphological characteristics and the irresponsible handling by many owners have led them to be considered a dangerous dog. However, they are one of the 10 most intelligent and obedient dogs in the world. 3. 3. The American short Haired Pointer Terrier, also known as the Hamstaff, is closely related to the Pit Bull. Some of these breeds were created to participate in dog fights which has contributed to their current bad reputation. However, when they are socialized from puppies and trained correctly through positive reinforcement, these dogs demonstrate balanced behavior and learn to respect the rules of their home. 4. The Brazilian Fila these dogs have a strong personality and a somewhat complex temperament, but this does not mean that they are aggressive. Within their family nucleus. They are affectionate and devoted dogs with their loved ones also demonstrating great patience when dealing with children. But in the presence of strangers, these furry friends are distrustful due to their strong territorial instinct and their protectiveness towards their family. For this reason, this is a dog breed that is only recommended for experienced owners. 5. Dogo Argentino despite its past as a fighting and big game hunting dog, it has adapted very well to the routine as a companion dog. Due to its affectionate and loyal temperament, these furry friends create a very special bond with their guardians and family members whom they will protect and adore. With their characteristic kindness and courage. When they have the opportunity to socialize from puppies, they manage to be very patient with children and other animals. 6. Tibetan Mastiff this is an independent dog. This does not mean that it does not enjoy the company of its guardians or family members. Quite the opposite, it is a calm dog whose protective spirit leads it to experience an extremely loyal relationship with its own, but it will never act like a lap dog. In addition, early socialization will be key to their education as they tend to be barking in somewhat territorial dogs due to their past as guardians. 7 In this case we we are dealing with a very large, calm dog that was selected and developed as a fighting dog in the past. We are also talking about a shy dog with strangers but loyal to their guardians. They tend to be independent on a day to day basis, something that we must respect without neglecting of course, their socialization and education. 8. English Mastiff Due to their origins and historical training as guardians, the Bull Mastiff is a very protective, affectionate and loyal dog to their family members and but they tend to behave cautiously. For this reason, the English Mastiff must be properly socialized from their first months of life and their ownership is recommended only for the most experienced guardians. 9. Tosa Inu, also called Japanese Tosa, is a large and remarkably robust dog with well developed muscles and a powerful jaw. However, their character is balanced, bold and affectionate with their family members and they usually get along very well with children as long as they receive a good education. However, in the presence of strangers, their protective instinct makes them behave in a distrustful manner, so proper socialization is essential. 10. Caucasian Shepherd Initially, these furry friends were trained as shepherd dogs to protect and order flocks as well as watch over and defend their owner's property. The Caucasian shepherd is not a breed recommended for inexperienced owners as their education requires time, patience and certain knowledge about dog education and training. If you want to continue learning about other dog breeds, don't miss the playlist that we have left for you here on the side. Tell us, do you live with a dog of this breed? Until next time, experts.