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Most Aggressive Breeds to Look Out for in a Dog Adoption

puppy adoptionA puppy adoption in San Diego will help you find a great dog and at the lowest price. The most important thing you need to do is to research the breed you are considering keenly and only make a decision when you are satisfied. While doing your research, you must be wary of the meanest dog breeds. In this post, we shall be taking a look at the 4 most aggressive dog breeds you will find in a dog shelter.

Chihuahua
Don’t let the side and cuteness of this breed deceive you. Although the Chihuahua is the smallest breed of dog that is registered with the American Kennel Club, they are known to be some of the most aggressive dogs you will ever find. Even so, it is good to note that they are devoted and loyal to their owner. It is this devotion that makes them aggressive dogs. They are jealous and can bite anyone that comes close to their owner. Before you proceed with a dog adoption, you should take note that the Chihuahua doesn’t like strangers. It is a one- or two-person dog.

Rottweiler
If you are looking for a large-sized working dog, then this is a breed you need to approach with care. These dogs stand at a height of 85 inches and can weigh up to 130 pounds. They originated from a small town in Germany known as Rottweil. This breed is somewhat aloof and doesn’t accept strangers. They are loyal and very protective of their owner. They are quite aggressive in defending their home. All in all, you should understand that with proper socialization, this breed is very good natured with kids. It is, however, not recommended to leave them alone with small kids because of the dog’s massive size.

German shepherd
This is a medium sized breed and one of the most sought after breed in a dog rescue in San Diego. The size is 70 inches in height and can weigh up to 85 pounds. The breed originated in Germany and was used as a military dog during the First World War by the French and German military. This breed doesn’t like stranger. This is the trait that makes them great guard dogs.

American Staffordshire
This is also referred to as the American pit bull terrier. It is a mid-sized dog standing at 55 inches and weighing 65 pounds. It originated in England. The breed was originally used in dog fights. After dog fights were banned, a new breed that is mild-mannered and smaller framed was developed. If you want to go for the American Staffordshire in a puppy rescue, do a background check. This is more so if you want a family pet.

These are the four most popular yet the most aggressive dog breeds you will find in San Diego. Due diligence is required for you to determine if the breed is right for you and your family or not.

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