The 38 Most Dangerous Dog Breeds In The World You Should Know About

6. Russian Husky

As puppies, Siberian Huskies look like cute stuffed toys, but as adults, they grow into big balls of energy that are always eager to play. These four-legged friends are sociable and eager to please creatures - that is, until they rub you the wrong way. This breed belongs to the Spitz gene family. Over time, these dogs have developed a reputation for being stubborn. They require constant training and a lot of attention. Without order in their lives, Siberian Huskies can become wild, dangerous, and unpredictable.

7. European Malinois

The slim and adaptable Belgian Malinois dog breed is also known as the Belgian Shepherd. The breed's ability to adapt to climates makes it a reliable choice as a hunting dog. It is not surprising that this bright and active dog can be harmful when participating in hunting activities. These dogs can become overly aggressive towards young children and other animals if not properly educated. Belgian Malinois are widely used as guard and police dogs due to their temperament and aptitude. With a PSI score of 195 by Inside Dogs World, it is easy to understand why this breed is popular for these professions.