I’m a Vet and These Are the 10 Dog Breeds I Wouldn’t Want to Own – Including the Devil Dog

A vet has revealed the ten dog breeds she would never want to own, including the tiny dog ​​that is stubborn and cheeky.

Saddy Baddy, a veterinarian for 10 years, shared her thoughts on all breeds, from the American Akita to the Dalmatian, and explained why she would never get a Keeshond or a Basset Hound.

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The veterinarian posted a message on social media highlighting the breeds that are prone to health problems and the dogs that need a lot of training and socialization.

The veterinarian shared her candid thoughts, saying, “Dog breeds that I LOVE, but as a 10-year veterinary professional, I would not want to own.”

She explained: “These are MY personal opinions, based on MY personal experiences after working in the field for ten years.

“Everyone is entitled to their own opinion based on their own experiences. All dogs are good dogs in their own unique way.”

First, the vet explained that she would not get an American Akita because these dogs require a lot of training and socialization and are prone to same-sex aggression toward other animals.

She also described these dogs as “fearful” and “protective of their owners” and claimed that they can be “very powerful.”

Regarding dachshunds, the animal lover said she would never want to own one because of their “skeletal structures,” which she said “basically pose orthopedic problems.”

She also described the breed as “stubborn and sassy” and said they “can be little devils when it comes to grooming.”

As for Belgian Tervurens, the vet explained that they are known to be “possessive” of their owners and require plenty of daily challenges to meet their mental and physical needs.

In addition, they are prone to hip and elbow deformities and to epilepsy.

In addition, the animal expert indicated that she would not want a Dalmatian herself, saying that while Dalmatians have “a lot of energy,” they are “not very social with people outside their own family.”

In addition, she claimed that they can be ‘territorial’ and prone to bladder stones, blindness and deafness.

The vet went on to explain that she also wouldn’t want a Basset Hound because these dogs are very prone to ear infections and skin problems, and can also be “stubborn.”

She then spoke candidly about the Bernese Mountain Dog, claiming that while they are “cute,” there is “not much going on in the brain.”

She claimed that they are strong dogs, but that they often suffer from separation anxiety and that they can have many health problems.

Furthermore, the vet stated that Alaskan Malamutes are an extremely ‘vocal’ breed and that although they are powerful, they can be very independent, which is why she didn’t want one.

Although Keeshonds look cute, this veterinarian acknowledged that they require regular professional grooming and have a high-pitched yapping voice.

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She claimed that they are also prone to tracheal collapse and are likely to lose half their teeth before they are five years old.

Not only that, but the vet also revealed that she wouldn’t want to own a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever because they produce an “insane” amount of energyas well as anxiety and health problems including thyroid, heart and liver shunt.

Finally the vet told her she wouldn’t get a Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, because they are prone to heart and eye problems and require a lot of coat care.

DOG LOVERS RESPOND

The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @sad542020has clearly caused a lot of surprise, as the video has quickly been viewed 45,200 times.

Many dog ​​lovers were divided over the vet’s claims and were eager to share their opinions in the comments.

Someone said, “No, I love my Basset Hound.”

Another added: “I have had 3 dachshunds – they lived to 13, 15 and 19 years old with no serious back problems. One developed a hernia but that corrected itself with time and rest.”

A third commented: “Cavvies are worth it all!”

While someone else wrote: “I have an Akita mix….that breed is not for everyone.”

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