10 Least Obedient Dogs Number #10 Will Surprise You


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A dog can be a man’s best friend as many can allude to across the country and beyond, but some are far more amenable to becoming that than others.

Here is a list of the 10 least obedient dogs you can ever meet:

10 Least Obedient Dogs: #1 – Afghan hound

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The Afghan is used to chasing the prey over long distances, and this makes it an independent dog. This can also make training a real challenge, but surely it stands it in good stead since it requires the aloofness to get the prey after a long chase.

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10 Least Obedient Dogs: #2 – Chow Chow

The Chow Chowis not eager to please you and is quite cat-like in the way act and respond to their owner or trainer. They are surely smart and need conviction to do what you require of them.
Chow Chow
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10 Least Obedient Dogs:#3 – Basenji

This breed is aloof and really independent having been bred as a hunting hound. Full of energy, they love to play, and you can explore this to get them to develop interest in training as they get used to you.
Basenji
image source: Svenska Mässan

 

10 Least Obedient Dogs: #4 – Bulldog

The Bulldog is very intelligent but chooses to do its own bidding and responds slowly to its owner. This can be a drawback for those already used to the response rate of breeds like the Sheepdog that responds fast to training. The Bulldog is smart, and a couple has also become famous in sports like skateboarding.
Bulldog
image source: Michael Gil

 

10 Least Obedient Dogs:5 – Bloodhound

This breed of dogs come across as bossy and always wants to have their way. Trainers have a hard time taming them although they are remarkably affectionate. Aligning your way with theirs will make life easy for you.
Bloodhound
image source: John Leslie

 

10 Least Obedient Dogs: #6 – Pekingese

The Pekingese comes on as an attention seeker and are not stubborn. Viewed as intelligent and courageous, they were bred as the lap dog of Chinese royals.
Pekingese
image source: Frans Brewis

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