Aggressive dog breeds sometimes lash out in stressful situations, while some breeds stress so much that they make themselves physically ill.
Not exact matches
The Rottweiler is another
breed that
sometimes has a reputation as an
aggressive dog.
The Mountain Cur is
sometimes called an overly
aggressive dog, but the fact is, this is a
dog bred to hunt - and provided he has a job, he's a loving, and easy to train canine companion.
Fearful
dogs are often
aggressive, and socialization is especially important in
breeds where aggression is
sometimes a feature.
Most of our
dog breeds have some form of aggression in them, since they needed different forms of aggression to do their work: terriers are often
aggressive towards other
dogs and animals — they were and are fighters, the man working
dogs imprint humans as being of their same species so they show the same kind of aggression that they show towards other
dogs, the sight hounds were
bred to be killers of game and
sometimes other canines, the mastiffs were
bred to take down large game and guard property, the flock guards were
bred to be
aggressive towards canines, the hounds were
bred to be
aggressive towards furred animals, some of the pointers were
bred to be able to guard the hunter's game, etc., etc..
Even though they may be one of the most
aggressive dogs if not trained properly, almost hypnotizing, this
breed's piercing blue and,
sometimes green, eyes mixed with their thick fluffy coat and curled up tails creates their adorable appearance.
Although this
dog breed sometimes have a bad reputation, these are not
aggressive dogs, they are just very protective.
Staffordshire Terriers,
sometimes referred to as «pit bull» type, are intelligent and trainable
dogs, but unfortunately can be labelled as an
aggressive breed group.
also if
breeds that were genetically selected to show human aggression like dobermans rotties and shepherds were as well documented as the history of the APBT i can guarantee you would find many more
dogs in those three that mere and are much
aggressive than the
sometimes dog aggressive APBT
While this
dog is generally very friendly, the history of its
breed left if with some slightly
aggressive instincts, which can
sometimes manifest in biting or nipping.
«Bully
breeds»
sometimes become
aggressive dogs because people treat them like
aggressive dogs.