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Beware the Most Aggressive Dog Breeds

By Dog Bite Lawyer on September 19, 2011 - No comments

Dobermans, pit bulls and boxers have a bad reputation when it comes to aggression. These breeds tend to cause more damage during an attack than most other dogs, but evidence shows that these dogs are not necessarily the most aggressive breeds. Dog breed aggression has a lot to do with anxiety and fierce loyalty, especially when a dog is not trained properly. Dog Obedience Advice cites several aggressive breeds and some of them might surprise you.

Old English Sheepdogs
This shaggy dog with a great reputation may actually be more aggressive than other breeds. Sheepdogs see it as their duty to protect their owners, which may lead to aggression toward strangers.

Chihuahuas
Chihuahuas don’t have a lot of patience when it comes to kids. These dogs display aggression if kids play too roughly or touch them when they don’t want to be touched.

Toy Poodles
Toy poodles defend themselves when they feel attacked, but what they perceive as an attack on your part may be roughhousing or playing.

Chow Chows
Chow chows are very loyal to one person and do not like strangers, causing them to possibly bite people without any warning. Once they attack, they are very reluctant to let go.

Miniature Pinschers
Despite the word pinscher in its name, the miniature pinscher is not a smaller version of the Doberman pinscher. Mini pinschers are actually a type of terrier, as evidenced by their high energy and ability to jump very high. These dogs are hard to train and may be aggressive to others.

Dachshunds
The lovable-looking “hot dog” actually has very little patience. If left alone with children or strangers, it may display its aggression by biting.

No matter the reputation of a breed, it’s a dog owner’s responsibility to ensure that a dog does not attack other animals or people. If you sustained injuries in a dog bite attack, the dog’s owner may be liable for your medical expenses. Contact the Phoenix dog bite lawyers of The Breyer Law Offices P.C. to discuss your case. Call us at (602) 457-6222 to determine the best way to proceed with your claim.

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