Worst pet dog breeds for families and kids
While pet dogs are known to be loyal to their owners, some dog breeds aren't too suitable for families because of their temperament or how they respond to children. Here we list 10 breeds that might not be the best fit for families with kids.
While Rottweilers can be loyal and protective of their owners, but they need experienced handling which might not make them suitable for families with young children
Chow Chow are known for their independence and strong-willed nature. This can make these dogs less tolerant of rough handling, especially by children.
While Jack Russell Terriers are generally well-natured, these small dogs are also super energetic and need a lot of attention. This can make their owners, who have young kids as well, a bit overwhelmed.
The toy dogs might appear cute due to their small size, but they aren't very sociable with those outside of their primary caretakers (owners). Many Chihuahuas need personal space, and when they feel uncomfortable in the presence of new kids or people they might react by barking or even biting.
These Japanese dogs are known for their loyalty towards their owners, but can also be territorial and less tolerant to strangers, including kids. They need proper training and a lot of socialisation to get used to the company of people.
While these small toy dogs look cute, they are not very tolerate to rough play or handling by children. And this may make them less suitable for kids.