10 Scariest Dogs You Should Really Fear!

10 Scariest Dogs You Should Really Fear!

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10 Scariest Dogs You Should Really Fear!
Some dogs are just too cute to be scared of. Like my chihuahua for instance. Even though he likes to act
tough, you just can’t take his threats seriously. Some dog breeds, however, demand your fear and
respect for a variety of reasons.
In this video, we’ll be talking about dog breeds that you should be wary of, lest you get too close to one
and regret it for the rest of your life. From a German breed with a fierce reputation, to a Russian breed
that even wild wolves are scared of, here are 10 of the scariest dogs you should fear.

Number 10. The Dobermann Pinscher
More commonly known as the Dobermann, this German breed was primarily used as a guard dog, given
its naturally ferocious nature. It is also considered one of the most intelligent breeds out there, not to
mention one of the most-regal and elegant looking. It’s an active breed and greatly excels in many
canine sports events. However, they are also fiercely protective, which is the reason why they are
included in this list.
Naturally ferocious and fiercely protective, this breed possessed one more attribute which adds one
more reason for you to fear them; and that is their unpredictable nature. You could be petting one on
the head one minute, trying to pull out what’s left of your hand from its mouth the next.
It is an effective guard dog, especially if it grew up isolated without any socialization, and will attack
intruders or basically any stranger without hesitation. While it is true that a well-trained Dobermann is
excellent with children, it is highly sensitive and just a bit of rough housing can get a rise out of it, and
given its sheer size, will definitely be bad news for anyone who annoys it.

Number 9. The Boxer
Another product of German breeders, the boxer is a feared and powerful guard dog. Despite that, they
are also considered great companions; being brave, lively, affectionate, confident and totally devoted to
their owners. Currently it enjoys massive popularity in this role not only in its native country but all over
the world. But why does the Boxer make it to this list?
The boxer is an old dog breed, and like with any old dog breed, they were bred to do very specific tasks
which don’t include prancing around dog shows and look cute; they were bred to hunt and protect. This
dog’s bite force can be likened to that of a Bull Mastiff, probably the strongest dog in the world. And
with that massive bite force, this breed was a huge help in bringing down large game, and due to its
tenacity and brawny physique, it’s not surprising to see one of these dogs hunt and bring down game all
by itself. Now, imagine those jaws clamping down on your arm.
Because of its popularity as a household pet, irresponsible breeders are quick to cash in on the large
demand, producing ill-bred specimens that are at opposite ends of the spectrum; some are quite shy
and timid, while some are just ferocious. So getting a boxer for a pet is like a game of chance, while you
may get the most lovable and loyal dog ever, or you might get one so fierce that no amount of reigning
in would be able to tame.

Number 8. The Chow Chow
Fierce loyalty and, obviously, looking like a cute and cuddly teddy bear, makes the Chow Chow one of
the most popular dog breeds to keep as pets. But what you didn’t know is that even the dog experts
themselves admit that they are not the perfect pets especially for households that have children. These
furry little fuzzballs have a short temper and it doesn’t take much to provoke one.
The problem with the Chow Chow is that it is both phlegmatic and impatient, and although it is
extremely loyal to its human family, it usually has a preference to just one person, the one it considers
to be its master or pack leader. That basically means that a toddler playing with an easily irritable Chow
Chow can lead, and has already lead, to disaster. There are many videos online showing how fierce this
breed can be. I won’t be showing you any of these videos, for obvious reasons, but no one’s stopping
you from finding one yourself, that is if you really want to watch something truly disturbing.

Number 7. The Jack Russel Terrier
First you say “What” in a very unbelieving tone, then I say, “let me explain”. This cute, lively, and clever
little breed wasn’t bred over 200 years ago to do tricks or sit on your laps all day. These guys were built
for the hunt, specifically foxes. But they got on this list for a very different reason.
Jack Russell terriers have recently topped the list of dogs most likely to attack humans. Like every dog
they need proper training and treatment.

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