Top 10 dangerous Breeds Of Dogs In The world- Top 10 Most Scary Dog Breeds

Top 10 dangerous Breeds Of Dogs In The world

 Dogs are considered as ‘man’s best friend” and are most common pets throughout the World. In many countries they are considered as family members and they are considered as heir of members after them. Dogs are loving pets but we should also note that they are being created by nature for their ability to bite and fight not for interaction with human. That’s why they are as dangerous as other wild animals until you gave them good training and exercise.

From time to time there have been instances of dogs attacking their owners. Extreme cases are rare but we should be careful of their ability to attack. Almost all dog breeds can cause unimaginable danger and damage but certain breeds are more prone to showing dangerous reaction and fatalities. These breeds should be heavily trained and to live in a community. Proper training and exercise can make them into loving and loyal companions.

These Breeds are given on the basis of their;

·        Appearance.

·        Size.

·        Weight. (Average Weight)

·        Biting Force (PSI Unit; Pound force per square inch)

  

 Here is the list of top 10 most Dangerous Dog Breeds in the World.

10.Alaskan Malamute. Bite Force 224 PSI

Originally used as sled dogs and carrying heavy loads, this popular arctic breed is one of the largest domesticated dogs. Capable of surviving extreme climates. Malamutes are natural hunter and can even kill large predators such as bears. No wonder, this dog is fearsome. On other important thing is that they are slow learners, which requires a lot of patience while training them! Average weight is 35-40 kg.

9. Boxer. Bite Force 230 PSI

Boxers are hunting dogs and they have been used as an attack and guard dogs ever since being bred! They have a powerful jaw and bite – which is perfect for protection! But if not properly trained they can turn out very aggressive attackers! Another thing to keep in mind while training Boxers is to avoid harsh treatment and punishment as these factors can make the situation even worse! Average weight is 27-32 kg.

8. Pit bull. Bite Force 235 PSI

A very popular breed of strong dogs and many times accountable for cases of attacking humans. This is the resulting breed when you combine the energy and agility of terriers and the body build and strength of a bulldog. Extreme cases are rare but we should be careful of their ability to attack.In some countries, Pit Bulls are even used in dog fights, where the dogs are trained to fight each other in a death match. Therefore, they should be trained and socialized from an early age in order to avoid unnecessary dangerous situations. Average weight is 16-30 kg.

7. Great Dane. Bite Force 238 PSI

Great Danes can be gentle giants if properly trained and cared for as they already belong among the very emotional and sensitive group of dogs! But, if not trained and socialized from an early age, they can become quite dangerous and aggressive! Considering their massive body height and weight, they can bring about fatalities. Average weight is 54 kg.

6.Bully Kutta.  Bite Force 305 PSI

Also known as “Pakistan Mastiff or Indian Mastiff”. Also called as “A Beast from East”. Bully Kuttas have been described as intelligent, alert, responsive, energetic and aggressive. They are calmer than other breeds but once they get into fight, they may continue fight till death that’s why Bully Kuttas have been illegally used for dog fighting in Pakistan and India. Average weight is 70-90 kg.

5.Rottweiler. Bite Force – 328 PSI

Rottweilers have one of the worst tempers and well-known for its fearsome reputation. This dog is one of the oldest breed herding farm animals. Rottweilers are very intelligent and aggressive by nature and are very effective as guard dogs. Almost half of death caused by dog attacks in the US are reported to be caused by them. They need to be continuously trained and attentive to, in order to avoid dangerous reactions! Average weight 38-45 kg.

4. Caucasian Shepherd. Bite Force 328 PSI

Also known as Caucasian Ovcharka. This breed originated from Russia and other European countries, originally used as guard dog for protecting livestock in mountain regions, these dogs are even feared by some popular wild predators such as wolves. Average weight is 50-100 kg.

3.Perro de Presa canario. Bite Force 550 PSI

Often described as strong willed and dominant dog.  Also known as “Canary Mastiff”. Used as working dog for farm animals. It is also combination of several fighting breeds. There are rumors like pit bull, this breed is also used for fighting purpose. Often described as strong-willed and dominant dog. Average weight is 38-50 kg. 

2.Doberman Pinscher. Bite force- 600 PSI

Famous for their agility and tracking abilities, these breed of intelligent dog makes the perfect guard. They will sense danger and will react on their own. They are naturally aggressive towards strangers and also their size plays a role in making them even more dangerous. If not properly trained and obedient, they can cause quite some damage. However, they require a closely monitored training with consistency and patience.  Average weight 40-45 kg.

1.     Kangal. Bite Force – 743 PSI.

Meet the topper of our list “The Kangal, Strongest Biting dog in the world”. The Kangal Shepherd Dog is calm, controlled, independent, powerful and protective. They may be aloof towards strangers, but a well-socialized. It is friendly with visitors and especially children. They must never be shy or vicious. A well-trained Kangal Shepherd Dog is sensitive and alert to changing situations, responding to threats with judicious warnings and courageous action if necessary. They make good guardians of livestock and humans alike, but they may not be suitable for inexperienced dog owners, as the independent intelligence of the Kangal makes for a difficult pupil. Average weight is 41-54 kg.

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            Author; Dr M Bilal Anwar. He is a Famous Pet Practitioner.

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