The trainer named three breeds of dogs that are absolutely not suitable for beginners

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In order to socialize and train each of these breeds, it is necessary to have certain skills and understand all the nuances.

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German Shepherd

This popular dog, known for its loyalty, intelligence and strength, can be a “surprise” for newcomers. Spivey says that due to overbreeding, the German Shepherd suffers from “canine response and anxiety issues,” making it a difficult breed for novice owners.

The German Shepherd is noble, loyal, intelligent, smart dog However, they are highly overtrained and every second German Shepherd we see at the moment has canine reaction and anxiety issues. That's because they're the third most intelligent dog breed, and people who get them for the first time often don't know what they're doing. As a result, German shepherds can have problems very quickly, he warns.

French bulldog

French bulldogs are known for their cute appearance and friendly nature. However, a training expert warns of the breed's hidden aggressive side.

Bulldogs by nature get along great with people and children. However, they tend to be aggressive towards animals, and we often see this in French bulldogs, says Adam.

The trainer notes that many French bulldogs are often severely overfed and need medical attention. They often need surgery to make it easier to breathe. French bulldogs are also very cunning.

They can very quickly become selfish owners, spoiled, desirable little dogs. Without knowing what proper socialization is, a French bulldog can become problematic very quickly, says Spavey.

Cocker Spaniel

Cocker Spaniels are known as intelligent dogs that love to please , so they are easy to train, but Spavey warns first-time breeders against them on social media:

Very smart, very smart, very smart, but if you don't know how to manage a dog with such a strong work force ethics or such a strong intellect, he will start stealing things he shouldn't and very quickly develop a bodyguard.