A DOG-OWNER has revealed how choosing the right breed is key when it comes to having a pet.
The vet med detailed the top 10 dog breeds to avoid, with some being too aggressive despite their beauty.
Alexis Fliehman (@alexisfliehman), 20, shared a montage of photos of the dog breeds she'd avoid in a video on TikTok.
"Top 10 dog breeds I'd never get for myself as someone who works with dogs," she said.
First, she listed the Australian Shepard, saying: "Beautiful dogs, but very high maintenance, have so much energy that tends to come out as aggression, will legit herd you and your kids."
Next, she nixed the Australian Cattle dog, warning that the high energy animal may not be a suitable pet.
"Will eat/tear through anything," she said. "Energy is always on 10. Requires a lot of training and stimulation."
She also revealed a particularly scary encounter she had with an Australian Cattle dog.
"One bit me," she said.
She also warned against Siberian Huskies for their shedding, Shih Tzus for their expensive upkeep, Boxers for their stubbornness, and Bull Terriers for their appearance.
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She recommended avoiding Jack Russel Terriers for their nonstop barking, Bulldogs for their meanness, and French Bulldogs for their hefty vet expenses.
The top dog she advised against owning was the Labradoodle breed, a cross between a Labrador and a Poodle.
"Will attack you and other dogs randomly," she said of the dog.
She insisted that the video was all in good fun, adding: "Of course there are exceptions to all of these, this is just from my experience lol. In a joking manner."
The video drew in many viewers who weighed in on the canine roast.
"Should have added stubborn Chow Chows," one wrote. "But I love mine."
"Yes they choose to be difficult for no reason," Alexis replied.
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