Akita Inu

It is known for its bravery, strength and vigilance. It is likely to have aggressive habits and does not like children. In particular, children should not be allowed to play competitive games such as hugging and wrestling with it.

Scottish Terrier

It is reckless, independent and even stubborn. It is a loud-mouthed burrowing expert. Because of its overbearing temper that loves to be the best, it is more suitable for families without children and requires gentle and firm training.

Husky

It is nicknamed "second-rate" because of its neurotic personality and poor obedience to its owner. Since they were first domesticated as working dogs, their movements are relatively rough, and accidental injuries to people often occur - although there is no malice.

Chihuahua

I believe many friends are surprised to see this "child" on the list, but don't underestimate the jealousy of the Chihuahua. It will hold a grudge because its owner loves and protects the baby. Sometimes it will bark for a long time and is very neurotic. Children may be harmed as a result. In addition, its slender body is not suitable for dealing with energetic children.

Chow Chow

It is withdrawn and indifferent, especially towards strangers. Some Chow Chows may develop a strong sense of territory and a desire for provocation. Although they look silly, they are very cute. If you want to reach out and touch them, be careful because they bite your hand unexpectedly.