I’m a dog groomer – the breeds with the worst aggression issues, and no, it’s not pitbulls
A DOG groomer has revealed the breeds she considers to have the worst aggression issues.
Her list included both large and little dogs – but the Pitbull did not make it.
She said there were far more aggressive dogs than this breed.
South Dakota-based The Truthful G (@thetruthfulg) is well-placed to put together a list like this.
This lady’s professional life means she “hangs out with dogs all day.”
Her TikTok has had huge appeal, with over 210,000 followers and another impressive 7.4 million likes.
She whittled her list of angry dogs down to just three.
“Breeds of dogs I’ve watched with the worst aggression issues,” she wrote, before adding, “No, it’s not Pitbulls.”
Posted from her living room, her pet pooches listened in.
“The truth about the most aggressive breeds I watch,” she said.
First up, was the German Shepherd “and variations of the breed.”
“If not trained properly they are a huge liability,” she warned.
Next, came the super-adorable St Bernards. But they’re not the cuddly guys they might appear to be.
“Wildcards especially if they don’t have a roommate,” she said.
Finally, the cute-looking Weiner – watch out she cautioned.
“Weiner dogs and Weiner dog mixes come in hot with that small dog energy (Napolean energy).”
Don’t be fooled by their diminutive size. They are “ruthless,” was her view.
There was broad agreement with her aggressive mutt choices, with some readers sharing the sobering stories of their encounters.
“German Shepherds need only be owned by people willing to do serious training,” opined this commenter.
This mom was still disturbed by her experience: “My son was attacked by our neighbor’s German Shepherd. Scariest moment of my life.”
There were contrasting stories about the St Bernard too.
“My daughter has two of them. They are the most gentle giants you could ask for,” wrote this dog lover.
However, trauma was the result of one family relative’s encounter with this breed: “My cousin was mauled by a St Bernard when she was little and had to have major surgery to her face.”
A Weiner owner was learning quickly about this little guy: “Just got a Weiner dog and I can confirm. Got him at eight weeks and he’s a huge biter and so hard to correct.”
Concluding the post, this postal worker had his own list.
“I’m a letter carrier and every dangerous dog has been a small dog,” he said.