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I’m a canine coach – 5 breeds you need to keep away from or be ready to do a number of coaching, train, and journeys to the vets

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JAMIE is a canine coach with over 12 years expertise.

With practically half one million followers throughout his social platforms, he’s on a mission to assist house owners attain their canine’s potential with instructional coaching tutorials and motivational coaching strategies. 

Jamie is sharing his experience on social media as @jamiethedogtrainerCredit: JAMIE THE DOG TRAINER
A Belgian Malinois is the primary canine Jamie does not suggest except you may practice it correctlyCredit: Getty

Jamie, aka @jamiethedogtrainer on TikTok, spoke completely to Fabulous concerning the 5 canine breeds you need to keep away from in the event you’re searching for a pet and why. 

1. Belgian Malinois

Jamie, who’s Australian, stated: “With energy for days and deserving of their nickname the ‘Maligator’, these dogs are just ‘too much dog’ for most people! 

“Unless you’re heavily into dog sports, security, or work in the police force you really shouldn’t even think about one of these dogs! 

“Malinois are known for their impressive athleticism and drive. 

“This also means that if you don’t work and train them (a lot) every day they will go self-employed and you won’t like the type of job they choose for themselves! 

“If you do plan on getting a Malinois, find a trainer…quick! 

And definitely get into some dog sports because they love doing that like their life depends on it!”

2. English Bulldog

The knowledgeable defined: “If you don’t mind constantly cleaning skin folds to prevent infections and listening to snoring worse than your next door neighbour then the bulldog is for you! 

“Bulldogs unfortunately due to breeding exaggerated features have many health issues. 

“From skin infections, breathing issues and even eyelid problems they just aren’t a healthy breed overall. 

“They may have fun and loving personalities but they are not a breed I would personally own for the above reasons. 

“If you do still even after all the above think the bulldog is for you…make sure you’ve got pet insurance for the vet bills!”

3. Any Livestock Guardian breeds

The canine coach added: “Yes this is an entire breed group! 

“Unless you’re on a large property with a flock to protect, these dogs just don’t make amazing pet dogs in my opinion. 

“Breeds such as the Maremma and Great Pyrenees are very independent and aloof. They are also quite difficult to train because of those traits! 

“Although they are territorial and do provide some security for the home there are other breeds that do just as good a job and make better pet dogs such as the GSD. 

“Livestock Guardian breeds also tend to be super alert at night due to their genetic drive to be on the lookout for unwelcome visitors making it quite annoying if you’re trying to get a goodnight sleep while your maremma is letting you know there’s a bug moving on your front window! 

“If you do decide to get a livestock guardian breed make sure you spend a lot of time training them,” he added. 

Although cute to have a look at, the Chow Chow will not be social, or affectionate and tough to coach.Credit: Getty

4. Chow Chow

Jamie continued: “The blue-tongued, primitive all-purpose dog that is very aloof with strangers, not super social, not at all affectionate, and not super easy to train

“In my opinion not a great pet dog for most people. 

“However, there are some positives: they are very clean dogs, have low odour, make great watchdogs, and are very loyal and protective of their family members! 

“Unfortunately, that’s not enough for me to overlook their many drawbacks!

“If you do decide to get a Chow Chow, early socialisation is an absolute must.”

5. German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP)

He stated: “It hurts me to put the GSP on the list as I absolutely adore them but honestly, they don’t make a great pet dog for many. 

“Their energy levels are absolutely insane and you may think ‘I like to run so a GSP is for me’…

“However, do you really like to run? At your sprinting pace for 30km every day? Because a GSP could do that…EASY!

GSP’s are absolute athletes and would put some Olympic endurance runners to shame!

Jamie The Dog Trainer

“They also have huge hunting drive so be incredibly careful with them off-leash. They may just spot an animal and guess what? You ain’t catching them, so make sure you got a good recall!” 

Jamie added: “Many people also don’t spend time teaching the GSP an off switch and they really struggle to settle inside the home and can be prone to separation anxiety.

“Despite the challenges the GSP presents they absolutely adore their family, are quite easy to train in my opinion and have a personality that’s really easy to like. 

“They are also quite durable and low maintenance from a health perspective.

“If you do decide to get a GSP be prepared to do lots of training, provide a heap of exercise and have a plan to fulfill their drives!”

Jamie recommends a Golden Retriever as a petCredit: JAMIE THE DOG TRAINER

4 canine breeds that make one of the best pet

Jamie, aka @jamiethedogtrainer on TikTok has over 12 years of expertise. He additionally has an actual curiosity in canine sports activities and has a number of dogs with obedience titles.

Golden Retriever

The ultimate all spherical canine – very adaptable, social, clever and obedient. Not for house owners who don’t like a number of canine hair although! 

Greyhound

Low upkeep, resilient and really simple going. Does have excessive prey drive however very a lot a burst animal, greyhounds are lazy. Very appropriate for flats and love sleeping in your sofa. Not for house owners with cats! 

Labrador

Another superb all spherical canine – social, adaptable and sensible! Just bear in mind that area line labs could be as excessive vitality and pushed as a Malinois so search for simpler going strains in order for you a companion.

Papillon

Ideal for small-breed lovers. Honestly I want I noticed extra of those dogs round. They are so superior! Super clever and fairly athletic. They are tremendous to coach and surprisingly are fairly low upkeep on the grooming entrance.

If you are seeking to practice your canine for a free leash walk, Jamie has shared a video on his YouTube channel and Instagram account.

Or try his TikTok video that has been watched by 4.6million individuals on the three small breed dogs he wouldn’t recommend first-time pet owners get and why.

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