Best Dog Breeds For Experienced Owners

Have you owned a lot of dogs? If so you might be looking for more of a challenge and finding a dog that may need more work and this list breaks down the best dog breeds for experienced owners.
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[@CyclingthePeaks]

More in-depth videos like this one please. We’re experienced owners (Great Dane, Pit Bull, Amstaff, among others) and planning on getting a Boerboel in the future.

[@toritori4430]

I see a pattern in those breeds , I personally wouldn't call owning them experience in handling all breeds of dogs .

[@honeycovin9665]

Love your videos. Husband and I adopted a malinois cross from a shelter. Yes, she is always seeking engagement, if by engagement you mean attention, constant petting and stratchs! God forbid, we need both our hands to do a task!! Seriously, she does go to her place or foot of the bed when asked. She is the smartest dog we've ever owned and by far the most athletic. One great thing is that they naturally have a great recall because she always wants to be with one of us! These fabulous dogs!

[@megancourtney9341]

I grew up with German pointers as my dad was an avid hunter. After, moving out I always loved the shepherd lines. Currently working with a challenging 1.5yr Dutch shepherd. I'm always amazed at the obedience side of things given the young age.

[@rf8481]

Chows Chows and American Akitas, oh my - self directed, independent, dog aggressive, prey driven, territorial with little desire or need for human supervision!!!!!

[@samburton2978]

Ive got decades of experience. I trained and raced huskies for 30+ years. I worked in Mastiff Rescue for 10. But my rescued Dutch Shepherd has been more of a challenge than i could have ever imagined. He's 4.5 and ive hd him a year anf and a half. He's a delight. And requires so much work. I should be 20 years younger. 😁.

[@tommyandreassen7406]

I am in the same place, been a dogmusher for 23 years and now have a malinois, fantastic dog but challenging

[@vandouze3287]

Love JRTs, their instincts and prey drive are amazing 🐶🐶

[@stanksalvala]

Old English Sheepdogs. Not as intense as some on this list, but independent and needing firm guidance. They're too tough to be good for beginners, and therefore end up getting ignored despite their special personalities.

[@bjjrhino]

Could you please do a video on the Dutch shepherd

[@cherylmillard2067]

I can't imagine not having a challenging dog breed. I've always had working or sporting breeds, I'm loving my newest dog, a Malinois out of a shelter, at 14 months she had no training, though we're quickly catching up!

[@riellywrldtv2343]

#MakeWorldPeaceAgain

[@satrixremix7111]

Am to in love with the Akita but no one ever really mentions them.

[@toritori4430]

My advice don't get one unless you live in an isolated place , Definitely a breed that will get you into trouble and won't get you out of it . Every single one I've met known or encountered has had my full attention I've no idea why it isn't a UK banned breed . My worst encounter was the aftermath of one attacking a spaniel and ripping it's stomach open another owner I know had their huskies throat ripped open requiring emergency surgery another family not far from me had to re home theirs after it attacked the kids . Avoid , avoid , avoid !

[@zenvariety9383]

When it comes to dogs the owners should be responsible. Akitas, American and the Akita Inu, require a lot of training. The reason why some dogs get banned in some states and countries is because the owners are irresponsible.

[@satrixremix7111]

@zenvariety9383 thank you I got so tired of saying similar to what you said so I didn't reply to that last post 😮‍💨

[@rthj6446]

​@@toritori4430 bullshit. My Amkita wants to play with all females, and only dislikes a few males. Easiest dog I have known. Either you are a shit person, or you live in a place with shit people. Amkita is one of the best breeds out there.

[@sharonmontano4924]

They’re horrible

[@toritori4430]

Lets just not bs , Never recomend a mastiff or bull terrier to anyone . These are breeds bred for specific reasons just like greyhounds or gundogs are . No amount of saying they are big softies and high energy requiring experienced owners helps when everyone knows who wnts these breeds and why and its everyone else who has smile nervously cross the road or put up with them repeating the stuff heard online as it tries to rip your cockerpoo to pieces . Blocked .

[@lp9476]

Hilarious that you’re “blocking” a KZbin channel that has no knowledge of your existence and no interest in your half-baked attempt at criticism that misses the point by about three miles. See ya 👋

[@Murlocky82]

Sounds like you don't know anything about dogs or how to train a dog.....

[@Jasonrm92]

Every time Will gets halfway through a sentence we get a transition - it's so distracting. Video editor needs to chill.

[@dannyrainemein]

what's your thoughts on Huntaways. or in my case huntaway collie cross