Many people prefer dogs to cats, but compared to cat lovers, their willingness to keep dogs is much lower than cats. In addition to fear of excessive expenses and the need to have a fixed time to walk their dogs, the most frustrating thing is What makes people shy is the destructive power of dogs to their homes!
Dogs chewing things has always been a headache for many owners, and some dogs that are common at home need to pay special attention to their destructive power and bad habits!
Dear dog owners, let's first get to know the 10 most destructive dog breeds. Before taking these breeds of dogs home, you must be mentally prepared.
Husky
The large dog Husky is full of curiosity and physical strength. No matter it is windy or rainy, the weather is hot or cold, it wants to go out and explore.
Just like a child, they need a lot of space for physical exertion. It is common for dogs to bite things randomly, and it is also common for dogs to tear down the house.
Even if you keep it in a small space, large furniture such as sofas, beds, doors, tables, and wardrobes will just become its teething tools~
As huskies, they don't feel that there is anything wrong with their behavior at all. If you don't have a large space or have enough time and physical strength to accompany the huskies, you need strong psychological preparation!
Husky is undoubtedly the devil of destruction, chewing things and tearing down homes are common occurrences.
Poodle
There are four types of European aristocratic poodles with various coat colors. Their seemingly elegant appearance has a little devil hidden inside.
Relying on their cute appearance and the second smartest brain in the dog world, they know how to make trouble so that they can minimize the damage from being scolded!
They are very clingy and will often bite clothes, shoes or wander around to attract attention. If the owner is too doting, their bad personality will begin to show.
If you don't want your dog to chew on things, your home is full of toilet paper crumbs, things are scattered all over the floor, or your furniture is starting to show bite marks, you still need to educate your poodle on basic etiquette. I believe that as long as you teach your poodle a few times, you can avoid the crisis of your home demolished by your dog.
The elegant-looking poodle is one of the most destructive dog breeds.
Jack Russell Terrier
Everyone's impression of the Jack Russell Terrier is that it is lively, barking, and difficult to educate. It has a brave and alert personality. Because it has the hound gene, it is full of interest in many things.
They are full of energy and have a huge amount of electricity. They need a lot of exercise to consume their energy. If they cannot vent their energy outside, they can only wreak havoc at home!
Their agile and fast running speed will turn the house upside down like a gust of wind. They are particularly talented at digging holes and will not let go of the floor of the house.
Especially if you find small bugs or mice running by, you will want to catch the prey endlessly. The ability of dogs to tear down a house should not be underestimated. At that time, the house will not only be messy, but also need to be decorated.
In order to prevent your Jack Russell Terrier from becoming a home wrecker, in addition to playing throw-and-pick games with them, such as frisbee balls, catapulting missiles, etc., you can also give them challenging educational toys to let them consume excess energy. energy.
The best way to prevent your brave and alert Jack Russell Terrier from turning into a wrecking ball is to play games with it or give it brain-stimulating dog toys.
Dachshund
The cute-looking Dachshund is one of the dog breeds that many people like to keep. However, their smart and energetic genes hide their love of chasing small cave animals and birds. Just like the Jack Russell Terrier above, they also like to dig. .
Moreover, the easily angered personality makes it even more destructive when it is ignored and has nowhere to vent its energy. If you don't have a lot of time to accompany and a patient owner, you should think twice about raising a dachshund!
Cute and lively Dachshunds are prone to anger and fear of being alone. Owners who don't have time to spend with them must think twice.
Corgi
The Queen of the United Kingdom's beloved dog, the Corgi, has a cute face and short legs that easily make people forget its identity as a hunting dog. Some even say it is a medium-sized dog with the soul of a large dog.
In fact, this is not surprising at all, because Corgis and Huskies have a common ancestor, the "Siberian Husky". Although they are very different in size, their destructive power is the same.
In addition to dogs chewing things and their hunting instincts, they also love to eat and will rummage through boxes and cabinets at home to satisfy their appetite.
The cute Corgi has a powerful destructive power that cannot be seen.
Shiba Inu
The handsome-looking and well-built Shiba Inu has a high rate of turning heads when walking on the road. However, many owners who have raised Shiba Inu sincerely advise novice dog owners not to choose this big devil.
Because they have stubborn personalities and are very difficult to teach, they have extremely good physical strength and can hardly take any time off. Walking more than ten kilometers a day is what meets their exercise needs.
If the dog's physical strength is not exhausted...then he will have to run around the house, climb up and down, and start chewing things and pulling clothes to find his own fun, but he will become the king of destruction in the owner's home.
The stubborn and physically strong Shiba Inu can sometimes be extremely destructive!
Beagle
Beagle, who seems to have a gentle personality, actually has poor obedience. They are a wild dog breed that never looks back once they run away from the reins. They also like to bark, be greedy and bite random things.
In particular, Beagle's appetite seems to have no limit. If they do not get a certain amount of food, they will be very restless and have an uncontrollable urge to eat. They will try their best to get the food they want.
Therefore, Beagle was once the number one abandoned dog breed. If you want to keep a dog, don't adopt it impulsively just because Beagle is cute.
Samoyed
The Samoyed dog, also known as the fox dog, has a mouth that always looks up. Like the husky, it is also a member of the sled dog family. It has a gentle personality and is loyal to its owner. It is not easy to bark or chase randomly. However, their original size and physical strength All to cope with the work of pulling sleds in the snow and keeping out the cold.
This sufficient physical strength needs to be consumed by running. If you cannot use up your physical strength outdoors, you can only run back and forth quickly at home. Owners should be prepared for dogs to tear down the house and knock the furniture around. The miserable situation.
Samoyeds, also known as members of the sled dog family, need running exercises to consume their energy so as not to cause havoc at home.
Border Collie
The medium-to-large size Border Collie has an astonishing amount of food and exercise. Due to its overly enthusiastic personality, it likes to pounce on people, which can easily frighten relatives, friends or passers-by.
An adult border collie can run more than ten kilometers continuously a day. If it does not consume a lot of energy, the family will have to face a mess as if it has been robbed!
Golden Retriever
Golden retrievers are extremely gentle in appearance and personality. They are highly obedient to commands, but they are lively and outgoing and need companionship and going out. Golden retrievers love to interact with their owners frequently, and it is difficult not to notice their every move.
Especially golden retrievers in their puppy stage, they never rest for a second except for eating and sleeping. If they are not allowed to run outside, the entire house is their toy room, from the bedroom to the kitchen, to the living room, toilet, etc. , that is, the owner can notice its existence at all times.
Although golden retrievers have a gentle personality, they need enough activity and space.
After reading these ten types of prankster dogs, don't give up on the idea of raising a dog! As long as the correct education methods and concepts are given at an early age, a naughty dog can become a warm angel, or you can choose a more qualified breed. Don't be afraid of being bored when you have a dog at home, let the dog become a family member!
