10 most naughty dog ​​breeds

The dog is one of the finest creations of nature. This is a being who loves you more than himself. For a long time, dogs and humans have lived together and have perfectly adapted to each other. According to statistics, there are about 400 dog breeds in the world, and each of them is amazing. Some dogs are small and some are large, some are good for home protection, and some are ideal companion dogs.

But most of them have something in common, and this is harmfulness. Almost all dogs are naughty from time to time, and choose 10 most naughty dog ​​breeds - difficult task. To solve it, we studied popular foreign and Russian sites dedicated to dog breeding. And they selected the candidates who are often called "bad boy" by the owners!

10. Beagle

One of the most naughty dog ​​breeds in the world. Beagle is good-natured and friendly with everyone. But his restless nature (beagles were used for hunting) makes this little dog constantly run and explore everything around, paying special attention to the tracks of other animals. Because of this, he tends to get off the leash and can easily escape while walking.

He needs a lot of exercise and obedience training. Otherwise, you may have a miniature, concentrated clump of chaos on four legs.

Left alone, Beagles often bark and howl more than other breeds. If you don't have a lot of time to spend with your puppy, it is better to choose another breed.

9. American Pit Bull Terrier

The American Pit Bull Terrier has gotten a very bad reputation for being a naughty dog. But, perhaps, the owners are to blame for this, who did not cope with raising their pet. They are very active, agile and agile animals, which are "for any kipish except hunger strike." Sometimes during the game they can get so carried away by the process that it will be very difficult to stop the animal. Pit bulls are also prone to zoo-aggression and need a strong hand that will immediately show them who is the boss.

They can be naughty, but they are also very helpful. Police in the West and in Russia use pit bulls in rescue and search missions.

8. Shih Tzu

The Shih Tzu is surprisingly cute and small, but don't just judge her for her size and attractiveness. In the absence of education, representatives of this breed grow into very harmful and cunning creatures.

Shih Tzu are native to Tibet or China and have served people as a pet for many years. These dogs are small and curious, and this curiosity makes them naughty. It's like a small child who climbs somewhere because he really, really needs (and why - he himself does not know), and there is nothing to stand in his way. Do not keep valuable items or important documents within the reach of the Shih Tzu, as you may not find them later. With his delightfully large eyes, the dog will convince you that he will not do anything wrong again. But he will, just wait for you to turn away.

7. Pug

Any representative of this breed is a true connoisseur of mischief and loves to play more than anything else. And he also loves to eat and it doesn't matter that the food may not be the most appetizing (up to excrement). This is a mini vacuum cleaner with four legs, so if you decide to get a pug, pay special attention to weaning your pet from picking up anything from the floor.

And since pugs are very social animals, they can easily get bored alone. What else can a poor lonely pug do other than chew on a shoe ... or two?

6. Siberian husky

Pretty doglike a wolf, but gentle and friendly with almost all people. Husky loves walking in the fresh air, and every day he must travel. He is smart but freedom-loving and independent, which makes training his husky challenging.

Very often, huskies run away from home, and with incomprehensible cunning they manage to free themselves even from the leash. And they can easily jump over even a high fence.

Leaving the husky alone without communication, physical and mental stress is a sure way to return to a house destroyed from walls to floors.

5. Yorkshire Terrier

One of the smallest dog breeds in the world is also one of the most playful. Yorkies are very naughty and active, and their small size allows them to enter places in your house where they obviously should not be. They can even slip under the person sitting down on the sofa. Many Yorkie males love to mark things in the house, even if they do their "business" on the street.

And these dogs are also very playful, constantly getting underfoot and trying to protect the owner from any threat, even if it is several times larger than the Yorkie in size.

4. Shiba Inu

The beautiful appearance, the size convenient for keeping in the apartment and the silence of the Shiba Inu make this breed very popular. However, these dogs are one of the most harmful, as they tend to run away and often perceives smaller dogs and cats as an object for hunting. And in times of boredom, they can be walking house destroyers.

This dog needs an experienced, confident and consistent owner who can cope with the wayward nature of the pet.

3. Jack Russell Terrier

The keen mind of this little terrier goes well with disobedience and tricks that the owner may not approve of. When it comes to making a mess of the house, the Jack Russell Terrier is a master.

This is a very active, agile dog that will wake you up for a walk with a loud bark, regardless of whether you want to go or not. And if you are not strong enough physically, then you will not be walking the Jack Russell Terrier on a leash, but he will walk you. And also these dogs love to pick up all sorts of tasty (from their point of view) things on the street. Some even manage to do this with an electronic collar. Worthy representative of the rating of the most disobedient dogs, right?

2. Dachshund

This adorable "sausage on legs" may seem small to you compared to another dog, but believe me, the dachshund can give odds in terms of disobedience the largest dog in the world.

They were trained to hunt small animals such as rabbits, and this hunting instinct is forever in the genes of dachshunds. They run and run and run. The dachshund will make you laugh with her insanely mischievous actions, and sometimes she will make you angry when you find out that this restless beast has gnawed the router cable again. But how can you be angry for a long time when two large and very guilty eyes look up at you?

1. Labrador Retriever

The Labrador Retriever wins first place in two categories at once. One of them sounds like "The most popular breed of dogs in the United States of America" ​​(according to the American Kennel Club 2017), and the other - "The most disobedient dog breed in the world", and on several foreign sites at once.

Labrador Retrievers are very kind to adults and children, great as companion dogs, including for blind people, and are famous for their excellent scent. They also love to eat what the owners usually call "this stuff off the floor", they love to run and do not mind swimming. If you've seen the movie Marley and Me (and Marley was a Labrador Retriever), you can imagine what this dog's level of insolence is. Jump on people for a walk and at home? Run away from the owner and make the good half an hour catch yourself? Gnaw on the owner's favorite slippers? All this and much more the Labrador Retriever will do with ease. But you will forgive him all, because this is the very tailed charm.