A dog is definitely a man’s best friend, his canine companion and the most faithful living being. The most important thing about dogs is that they are loyal, kind and just so darn cute. There are many breeds of dogs that have been labeled as dangerous and some have even been banned in certain places. We welcome you to our latest gallery and a brief introduction about the 5 most dangerous dog breeds in the world. Check out and get inspired!
Brazilian Mastiff
Brazilian Mastiff also is known as the Fila Brasileiro this dog is a large working breed that hails from mastiff it has extraordinary tracking abilities making it a great hunter but this big guy’s unpredictable temperament and aggressive tendencies have put it on the dangerous dog list.
What’s interesting though is that the first year of a Brazilian Mastiffs life can make a huge difference like that of many dogs if the puppy gets plenty of positive socialization with people and other dogs early on the chances of it being aggressive when it grows up decreased significantly.
Rottweiler
Rottweiler is one of the oldest herding breeds there is these dogs are all about balance intelligence protection and courage according to the American Rottweiler club this dog isn’t for everybody because it requires a calm and stable pack leader they need socialization training and plenty of challenges.
Rottweilers are exceptional guard dogs a two-year-old Rottweiler was even recognized for his bravery by the UK’s RSPCA for protecting a woman from an attacker by leading his owner to the street and guarding the victim until the police arrived.
Pitbull
The American Pitbull Terrier and the American Bully and just like Tosa Eno’s they were originally created as fighting dogs even though nowadays dogfighting is banned in most countries Pitbulls are still being breed to fight to the death in illegal underground fights their severe aggression due to this horrible upbringing has put them on the doggie blacklist all over the world including in Miami and the UK and there are serious reasons for it according to a review released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2000.
American Bulldog
American Bulldogs descend from the old English Bulldog weighing between 60 and 120 pounds these muscular dogs with their big square heads are as strong as they look they usually have a confident and active temperament building a tight bond with their owner but their potential aggression can be a problem which is why it’s highly recommended for American Bulldog owners to thoroughly socialize their new pups with other dogs and cats as early and frequently as possible to lower their risk of behavior issues.
Czechoslovakian Wolfdog
These gorgeous dogs are a mix of German Shepherd and Carpathian wolf and they’re actually a relatively new dog breed it was originally created for secret military operations for Czechoslovakia special forces in 1955 but it’s also been used throughout Europe and the
The United States for search and rescue tracking and haunting.
