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It is easy to imagine that you would have no trouble bringing a four -legged friend to your family. But the reality is that not all dogs will be good for you or your household. In fact, there are a number of dog breeds It takes much more time and care than most people think - that is why a dog coach in Sydney, Australia, now opens on the races that he "would never have personally" him- even.

Elijah Boateng , who has been dog coach for four years, published a video On the subject of his tiktok @APEXDOGTRAining account on December 28.

"Notice of non-responsibility: this is my opinion and my personal preference," wrote the trainer in the legend of his viral video, which has obtained more than 2 million views so far. "I understand that you can have one of these dogs, and they can be charming."

Thanks to his work experience, Boateng says he has identified a few breeds of dogs that he would avoid obtaining - despite having trained them several times in the past for customers. "This is not a list of dogs that you should not get, just dogs that I would not have after training and taking care of a lot," he noted in the video.

Read the rest for the five dog breeds, this coach would avoid "unless [his] life is according to it".

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The first breed of dog Boateng says that he would avoid is the Husky, that he calls "quite stubborn". According to the dog coach, it is the temperament of the Huskies who makes him turn away.

"They feel me as if they still had to be in nature rather than in people's houses," he said.

In a follow -up interview With Australia News.com.au, Boateng added that the Huskies are actually the last Reproduce, he would never have.

"I wouldn't have one of these dogs unless my life depended," he told the media. “I don't like their personalities, I would say a lot of them. They make the life of my clients very difficult ... These are not the hardest dogs in the sense that they have the greatest levels of energy, but they are the most dominant. ""

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The next Boateng breed calls the Maremma shepherd dog.

"They are very serious dogs," he said. "They are not fun to train. When you train them, you have the impression of forcing them to do things rather than working with them."

Maybe you plan to get a box instead? Boateng says there are several reasons why he would never go for this breed.

"It's just a very silly dog," said the coach in his Tiktok. "They have many health problems."

Addressing News.com.au, Boateng has developed more on this subject, speaking specifically about the number of carlins suffering from respiratory problems.

"I don't want a dog for which I have to undergo surgery so that I can keep them living. I want a dog who can survive alone," he said. "I don't like [the carlins]. How they are, how they breathe, it seems a bit funny."

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Cavoodles is also on Boateng's list, although it is a "popular" breed.

"For me, these dogs are a bit anxious and a little boring. I don't like them," admits the dog's coach in his video.

At the time, Boateng declared in News.com.An that cavoodles - a cross between a poodle and a spaniel of King Cavalier Charles which is also known as Cavapoo - can still be a good pet for the owners of dogs for the first time.

"They are manageable, they will not kill anyone, they cannot cause a lot of damage, they are very motivated by food and ready to train," he said. "But for someone like me who wants a dog that I can train properly with a really healthy temperament, he always has a nuance of anxiety."

The last choice for Boateng is the greyhound. Although he says that there is "nothing wrong" with this breed in itself, he simply thinks that they are too boring for him as a dog trainer.

"[Grayhounds] are perfect for the lifestyle but not if you are someone who trains," shares Boateng.

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