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I'm A Dog Trainer -5 Breeds I Don't Recommend For First Time Owners, You'd Be 'clinically Insane' To Get A Popular Pooch
A DOG trainer has revealed three breeds he would never recommend to first-time owners.
Elijah Boateng shared his list of pooch no-nos via a video posted to the TikTok account for his training business, @apexdogtraining.
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Elijah said first-time owners should not get a BeagleCredit: tiktok/@apexdogtraining2
He said German Shepherds don't deserve inexperienced ownersCredit: tiktok/@apexdogtrainingThe first dog that Elijah said prospective owners should steer clear from is a Beagle.
He explained that the dogs are very "cheeky" and will have their nose on the ground 24/7 as they are scent-detection dogs and are extremely independent.
The second dog he believes first-timers should stay away from is a German Shorthaired Pointer.
He said: "To be honest, this is just a lot of dogs for a first-time dog owner."
Elijah revealed that the next dog he thinks new owners should avoid is an American Staffordshire Terrier.
The dog trainer explained that these dogs are very big and strong, and can be very dangerous if it is handled by inexperienced owners.
Elijah also warned people away from purchasing a Livestock Guardian Dog such as a Great Pyrenees or a Bernese Mountain Dog, unless they live on a farm.
He said: "If you get a Livestock Guardian Dog and you do not live on a farm, you are clinically insane.
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The final dog on Elijah's list is the German Shepherd.
I am a dog expert and I'll never own a specific breed if I have kids…their instincts don't mix with excitable toddlersThe dog trainer explained that the dog is "beautiful" and "majestic" and doesn't deserve an inexperienced owner.
Elijah's video has likely left many people impressed, as it has racked up over 50,000 views on the video-sharing platform.
To be honest, this is just a lot of dog for a first-time dog owner
Elijah Boatengtiktok/@apexdogtrainingTikTok users raced to the video's comments section to share their thoughts and some disagreed with Elijah's advice.
One person said: "You have no idea how many people I have advised not to get a Beagle as a novice owner.
"I've seen them have to get rehomed at just 18 months".
If you get a Livestock Guardian Dog and you do not live on a farm, you are clinically insane
Elijah Boatengtiktok/@apexdogtrainingA second person said: "I got an American Staffordshire Terrier as my first dog and she was a difficult puppy but overall an easy dog."
A third added: "I think Beagles are one of the best family dogs!"
Read more on the Irish SunA fourth said: "Staffies are the most easy and loving first-time dogs. Would deffo recommend."
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(MENAFN- AsiaNet News) While each dog is unique, and individual behaviour can vary greatly, certain breeds are recognised for their mischievous or hyperactive inclinations. Here are seven breeds that are sometimes regarded as the naughtiest.
Here are seven breeds that are sometimes regarded as the naughtiest.
Labs are cheerful, extroverted, and energetic, yet occasionally clumsy. Without training and exercise, they may chew, dig, or bark excessively.
Cocker Spaniels are energetic and affectionate dogs but can also be prone to separation anxiety and destructive behaviours if left alone for long periods.
Scent-hound beagles are curious and determined. Their keen noses might get them into trouble since they pursue odours without rules.
Pugs are energetic and headstrong despite their small stature. They like to misbehave and may need constant training.
Beautiful and clever, huskies are independent and energetic. Without enough exercise and mental stimulation, kids may grow bored and destructive.
Jack Russells are energetic hunters. Their intelligence and energy make them difficult to handle without instruction and stimulation.
Small but headstrong, these dogs are naughty and independent. The prey drive and fearlessness of these animals might lead to adventure.
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