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

8. Doxie Pinschers

The Doberman Pinscher, also known as the Doberman, is a medium-sized domestic dog that was first identified in 1890 by the German tax collector Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann. The Doberman Pinscher has a well-deserved reputation for being sensitive, devoted, and protective of the pups he is raised with. This pet is strong and active, making it an ideal guardian dog for families. However, the Doberman Pinscher's incredible activity and protectiveness can sometimes be a problem. When in guard mode, Dobermans can become agitated, aggressive, and dangerous. These large creatures require a lot of training, socialization, and exercise, but they can be trained to keep their anger under control for the dog park.

9. Hello, hello

With nicknames like "chow chow," the potential danger is often overlooked. But these canines' extremely fluffy fur hides a mouth that resembles a lion's. A chow chow's distinctive black tongue rests between a pair of teeth, and according to Inside Dogs World, the breed is known in China as "songshi kuan," which means "puffy lion dog." They are not socialized.