These 40+ Dog Breeds Are Too Dangerous To Have Around The House

They are often too energetic to handle themselves due to their stature. And with little kids around, you’ll surely feel like you’re handling a daycare center rather than a home.

They are also unusually anxious when meeting strangers so they might not be too friendly when it comes to weekly playdates with your kids’ friends.

This breed may act violently when they feel anxious, and kids definitely don’t help.

They are also in constant need of affection and may end up competing with your actual human babies.

Rough play with them can be too risky since they often see it as the real deal and would end up being violent as a way of protecting themselves. Proper training can be the solution for them.

Aside from making sure to have a huge space inside and outside your house, you might need to be careful as they might run over your crawling babies.

They can suffer from separation anxiety when left alone for too long. Proper training with regards to obedience and attention is needed to be a compatible family pet with babies around.

They may be lazy most of the time, but they also get moments of hyperactivity. They are always affectionate but can turn aggressive when taken by surprise.

That said, they’re sometimes too individualistic. In order to have a Pekingese, your child must be aware of the dog’s distinct traits and must learn to exert authority over them.

They certainly wouldn’t hesitate to bite a child they deem annoying.

When they get sick, children can also get infected which can be a disaster when that happens! They can also be aggressive and training them is close to impossible.

Just like some of the breeds we have mentioned so far, rough plays with Dachshunds are not that welcome.

They also need extra attention from their owners or else they will end up biting or scratching them. Older kids can be the perfect match for this breed since they would equal in energy levels, but that might be exhausting for you.

They love hunting smaller creatures, so they might not be the best pick around your little angels.

Despite being family-friendly in general, their dogfighting nature can make their attitude be very unpredictable and unsafe for your kids.

Stories are also present where they end up attacking their owners for no reason. These must be taken into account when considering keeping them as pets around your babies.

However, they are very aggressive so you must put that into consideration. But then again, they can be very good family companions who would not think twice when protecting them.

Thankfully, they rarely attack, but it’s definitely not pretty when it happens. You wouldn’t exactly know what to do!

It must also be noted that their nature of showing aggression towards animals and human beings makes them difficult to control in most cases.

However, they have also been legally banned in some countries due to their aggressive tendencies such as attacking for no reason. Such a shame, considering how cute they are.

Aside from that, a Tosa Inu is also tagged as dangerous causing them to be banned in certain countries. So if you are thinking of having this as a family pet, you might want to reconsider.

They are very strong animals who have no problem getting into fights when needed. This raises an unpredictable trait that may be unsafe for your kids.

You better know how to train your dog to avoid fights, or learn how to break them up. Either way, this breed of dog is simply not for everyone.

But keep in mind that without such training, you might want to rethink other breed choices. These might be too much for you to handle.

So if none of you are strong enough to handle them, this might not be a good pick for you.

As you know, that kind of difficulty translates to how they behave around kids as well.

They won’t hesitate to snap if they get irritated, which isn’t good for children.

Don’t leave them unsupervised, especially with younger children, or else you’re looking for trouble.

 If you’re going to introduce this pooch to your kids, better make sure they stay supervised all the time.

The combination of its genes presents an unpredictable set of traits so it's better to be on the safe side instead.

They actually look pretty similar to wolves, so keep in mind that they may have some behavioral similarities to them.

They are overtly loyal and must be socially trained to resist their urges to defend their owners. But we do have to admit, they do look the part.

They are not usually aware of how strong they are when doing rough play.