A MALE dog trainer has shared three breeds that will likely rip through a small apartment.
The popular TiKToker warned owners of their "crazy" behaviors and one particular devil dog.
American Standard K9 (@americanstandardk9) discouraged future pet owners that live in tiny homes from getting specific breeds.
He posted a video to explain the "top three" dogs they should refrain from adopting or fostering.
Number one: "The Border Collie." These black and white fur pets are meant to herd sheep with their high level of energy.
"If you do not have sheep running around your apartment complex, then you do not want to have a border collie because they are going to try and herd your neighbors and friends," the dog expert said.
Number two: "The Australian Cattle Dog."
Like "The Border Collie," the cattle dogs are bred to be "on the go."
American Standard K9 explained that these animals are runners that need to be able to move for miles.
"If you're not out there running them once, twice, or even three times a day, they're going to go crazy," he admitted.
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The "compact" apartment is insufficient for their exercise and training requirements.
Lastly, American Standard K9 alerted viewers of "the devil himself." Number three: "The Jack Russell Terrier."
"Those are little spawns of Satan that are just too ferocious and too much terrier in them. They're going to want to be chasing cats and any other pets that live in your apartment complex," he explained.
A Jack Russell Terrier is vocal about their need to "destroy," meaning other residents near you will be rudely woken up throughout the day.
Experienced owners commented on their opinions of the dog trainer's advice.
"Sitting in my apartment, looking at my border collie mutt, knowing full well that's going to be number one. I love her, but mistakes were made," a woman remarked.
One previous owner disagreed: "My Jack Russell was an angel. I miss her every day."
"My Jack Russell was the most easy-tempered and lazy dog I've ever seen. But yeah, probably not a good apartment dog," another viewer added.
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