Brainy Dose Presents:
Top 10 Most Dangerous Dogs in the World
Dogs have lived alongside humans for
thousands of years. They are loyal to the
core and are often referred to as 'man's
best friend'.
Most dogs are friendly, however some of
them fearlessly display their
fighting spirit once their hostility
gets triggered.
Here is our top 10 list
of the most dangerous dogs from around the world.
Number One - Cane Corso
The Cane Corso is a large muscular and dark coated
breed of the Italian Mastiff.
It is a descendant of dogs that Roman soldiers used in wars.
The Cane Corso is generally
quiet and it has a good temperament, but
it's alertness is incomparable and its
protective and suspicious of strangers.
This dogs massive, powerful jaws can inflict some serious damage and this is
why the Cane Corso is restricted in
several US states and European countries.
Number Two - Alaskan Malamute
The Alaskan Malamute is
among the top most dangerous dog breeds
in the world.
This dog is extremely strong and can
endure heavy freights. The Alaskan
Malamute is usually a quiet dog.
However, it gets vicious and aggressive
when provoked and it's difficult to calm
down. It can easily get out of control if it's left untrained.
Number Three - Tibetan Mastiff
The Tibetan Mastiff is an ancient
Tibetan breed. It is strong willed and
typically stubborn.
This dog is very territorial and its
natural guardian. The Tibetan Mastiff is
considered a prized status symbol.
However, if not trained or bred properly,
it can seriously injure and even kill
its victim. Because of this, many Chinese
cities have banned residents from owning
this particular dog.
Number Four - Boerboel
This large dog is also known as the
South African Mastiff. The Boerboel is
excellent for tracking and holding down
wounded game. It has a strong protective
instinct. In fact, it is considered to be
one of the most protective of all dogs.
While this dog prefers to use
intimidation, it is willing to resort to
violence and it is capable of catching
and bringing down virtually any target
with little to no effort.
Number Five - Pitbull
The pit bull is by far the most
aggressive and dangerous breed of dogs.
There are various well known types. Each
possessing different behavior and
temperament levels towards their owners
and strangers. This dog tends to attack
even when unprovoked. According to
studies, Pit Bulls have been responsible
for nearly half of all recorded dog
attacks, including many fatalities.
Due to their extremely aggressive behavior, this
breed has been banned in many countries.
Number Six - Akita Inu
The Akita Inu is a gentle looking, yet fierce Japanese dog.
It is a large, powerful breed with strong
protective instincts.
It was originally bred for hunting deer.
The Akita is not among the most likely
breeds to attack humans. However, if
handled poorly, it can become very
dangerous.
This dog is very territorial and should
never live together with another Akita
of the same gender. The breed is also
very protective of food.
It may respond rather aggressively if disturbed while feeding.
Number Seven - Rottweiler
The Rottweiler is a large,
domestic dog. It's a powerful breed with
keen guarding instincts. Nowadays, this
breed is also being used as search,
rescue, guard and police dogs. It is known
for its strong jaws and extremely
powerful bite. The Rottweiler is indeed
one of the most dangerous breeds. However,
Rottweilers usually tend to display
dangerous behavior due to abuse, neglect,
or irresponsible ownership. The lack of
socialization and the lack of training
can further fuel its aggressiveness.
Number Eight - Great Dane
This German breed holds the record for the world's
tallest dog. It was originally bred to
hunt wild boar and deer. The Great Dane
is generally friendly towards other pets
and familiar humans, but if not trained
properly, this dog may feel threatened
and unleash a fierce attack.
That's why this breed has also been
added to our list of most dangerous dog breeds in the world.
Number Nine - Siberian Husky
Originating from Siberia, the Husky is
known for pulling sleds in the northern
regions. This handsome working dog is
mostly recognizable like thick double
fur coat and it's close resemblance to a
wolf in appearance. The Siberian Husky is
a very active, energetic, and resilient
breed. This dog is loyal and generally
friendly but if untrained, it can display
aggressiveness in behavior. In fact,
extensive studies show that Huskies are
among the most likely dog breed to
cause death or serious injury to humans.
Number Ten - Doberman Pinscher
The Doberman Pinscher
is a large, intimidating, fearless and
powerful dog. It's known for its good
temperament, faithfulness, high intelligence
and enormous training ability. This dog was
originally bred to protect and defend.
The Doberman is very loyal and
affectionate and it's highly unlikely to
turn on its master.
However, if not trained properly and
socialized, it becomes distrustful and
fearful of humans. It can attack without
second thought, if it receives any danger
to its owner or property.
This is what makes the Doberman one of
the world's most dangerous dogs.
Most experts believe that all dogs can
be trained to be disciplined. Only when
these more aggressive natured dog breeds
are left untrained do they tend to
launch horrific unexpected attacks.
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