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Media depiction, personal experiences, and assumptions sometimes cause dog breed phobia. However, these seven dog breeds may frighten some.
German Shepherds are often used in law enforcement and as working dogs, but their protective instincts can be misinterpreted as aggression by those unfamiliar with the breed.
Great Danes are one of the largest dog breeds, and their sheer size can make people apprehensive. They are usually gentle giants when properly trained and socialized.
While Siberian Huskies are known for their striking appearance and friendly personalities, they can be strong-willed and may challenge inexperienced owners.
Akitas are known for their aloof and reserved nature, which some people may mistake for aggression. They are typically loyal to their families but may be cautious around strangers.
Dobermans are known for their loyalty and intelligence. However, their imposing appearance and protective instincts can make people wary if they are not well-trained.
Rottweilers are powerful and protective dogs, and if not properly trained and socialized, they can display aggressive behaviour.
Pit bulls have faced controversy due to a few high-profile aggression cases. However, many pit bulls are friendly and loving when raised in a caring environment.