There are many different dog breeds in the world. Some of them are very friendly, active, and sociable with people. But there are also dog breeds that can be dangerous and aggressive. You should know that some of these dogs are banned in many countries and some areas because they were bred for fighting or guarding purposes. Therefore, it is important that you find out about these breeds before you decide to buy or adopt one of them.
Here are some dog breeds that can be quite dangerous:
German Shepherd
Doberman Pinscher
Chow Chow
Pit Bull Terrier
Rottweiler
There is a lot of controversy over what the most dangerous dog breeds are. Some people want to ban certain breeds, and others think that all dogs can be trained to be good pets.
The truth is that certain breeds are more likely to cause injury than others. There are many studies that have been done on this topic, and they all show that there are certain breeds that cause more injuries than others.
Top Dangerous Breeds Of Dogs
Some of these studies have been criticized because they included statistics from shelters where dogs were being euthanized because they were aggressive or dangerous. This can skew the results because dogs in shelters are more likely to be aggressive because they have not had the proper training or socialization with humans.
There are also studies that include data from insurance claims and hospital records which provide another source of information about dog bite injuries. However, there are still some limitations with this method since it does not include all dog bites and only includes those who sought medical care for their injuries or paid for them through their insurance policies
Dogs are generally man’s best friend. But some breeds can be aggressive and dangerous, and should be kept away from children or other pets in the home. Read on to learn about the most dangerous dog breeds in America.
Rottweiler
The Rottweiler is a large, powerful dog that can weigh up to 99 pounds (45 kilograms). This breed is known for its loyalty and courage, but it can also be territorial and protective — which means it may not get along well with other dogs or children. The American Kennel Club warns that Rottweilers “may exhibit this behavior toward strangers until they reach maturity.”
Pit Bull Terrier
The Pit Bull Terrier is another large, powerful dog that can weigh up to 66 pounds (30 kilograms). This breed has a strong desire to please its owner and can become very attached to its family members — so much so that it might resort to aggression when faced with an unfamiliar person or animal invading its territory. The American Humane Society says these dogs have been involved in many serious attacks on people since they were first registered as an official breed in 1898.[1]
German Shepherd Dog
German Shepherds are known for their intelligence
The American Pit Bull Terrier is one of the most dangerous breeds in the world. It is a short-haired dog with a muscular body, which is often mistaken for a cross between a bulldog and a terrier. This breed has been bred for centuries as an all-around farm dog, but it has also been used as a fighting dog.
The Pit Bull’s temperaments vary depending on how they are raised and trained. If they have been well-adjusted from birth, they can be very affectionate toward their owners and other people. However, if they were abused during their puppyhoods or if they were not socialized properly when they were young, then they can become dangerous dogs that are capable of killing people without warning.
In 2005, an American Pit Bull Terrier attacked its owner and killed him while he was sleeping in his own bed.[1] In 2009, another Pit Bull killed its owner by biting his neck.[2] In 2012, an American Pit Bull attacked two young girls while they were playing with their pet cat outside their home.[3] The girls were rushed to the hospital where they had surgery on their faces.[4]
- Pit Bull
- Rottweiler
- German Shepherd
- Husky
- Chow Chow
- Boxer
- Great Dane
- Doberman Pinscher
- Akita Inu
- Alaskan Malamute