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Rottweiler to Pit Bull- 8 most dangerous dog breeds

Despite the common belief that dogs are man's greatest friend, opinions might change rapidly in the event of a dog attack. Here are 8 breeds not advised for first-time dog owners.
 

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Rottweiler

They are well known to be powerful, protective, and loyal, and can be dangerous when they attack intruders or protect their owners. 

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Pit Bull

Although Pit Bulls are often viewed as friendly pets, they are responsible for more deadly dog attacks than any other breed.
 

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German Shepard

This breed is large, strong, clever, and aggressive. When German Shepard attacks, they bite with a force of over 1,060 newtons. 
 

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Chow Chow

These breeds have bitten their owners because they did not feel like complying. They can tend to be aloof with strangers and can be aggressive with other dogs

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Argentine Dogo

Australia, Singapore, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom are just a few of the countries that have banned this species due to safety concerns.
 

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American Bulldog

They are well-balanced, athletic dogs with great strength, endurance, agility, and a friendly attitude.

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Corso Cane

They never react aggressively without any reason. Its protective instinct can drive them into aggression and can attack to save their owners.

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Doberman Pinscher

Due to their history as police dogs, this breed has gained a negative image for being violent and fearsome.
 

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