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Veterinarians are professionals, which does not only mean that they know how to treat your four -legged friends, routine checks to more complicated diagnoses. It also means that they are almost prepared for any type of dog to cross the door, but they are not always delighted with this. Although each dog is different and personalities vary wildly even in the same breed, there are certain dogs who say that visits to the office are much more difficult. Read the rest for the six dog breeds, veterinarians hate having to treat.

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Huskies are not a favorite among veterinarians when they come for treatment. In a Nov. 2023 Tiktok , @Ajanimalking, a future veterinarian, said that Huskies are a race "that we hate to see in the veterinarian".

"[The Huskies are] large dogs until you look at them badly or barely touch them," said @Ajanimalking in the video, playing a soundbit of a Husky. "Suddenly, the eardrums have disappeared."

Sara Ball , a long -standing veterinary technology and rescue worker, also Huskies cited Like a little difficult in a quora wire.

"Huskies, with rare exceptions, do not do enough exercise to burn their excess energy," wrote Ball. "It makes them very, very difficult to manage in the clinic."

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Chow Chows is also one of the least favorite patients of veterinarians. On quora, a small animal veterinarian Rai Khalsa Note that chows are "unequivocal like puppies", but when they grow, they can be a little unruly.

"It's a breed to whom Playing well does not come naturally - With people or other dogs, "wrote Khalsa, noting that chows are also subject to biting.

Ball puts chows at the top of her list, but she notes that they are defensive for a reason.

"Each [chow] that I never dealt with as a technology tried to detach myself. I was almost emptied by one when I tried to remove his muzzle," wrote Ball. “I don't really think they are a bad race; They have been raised for thousands of years to be on -call dogs. We push them with needles, invading their personal space and generally separate them from their owner (for at least a few minutes). You cannot be surprised when their reproduction tells them that they should react in a guaranteed manner. ""

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In his video Tiktok, @Ajanimalking says that Shiba Inus is also unpopular in the veterinarian.

"They are cute until they start to pee and do everything poop on everything," he said. "I tell you, you work on the floor, making a nail garnish, you have poop on your face, you have peed on the ground - it's the worst thing for all time."

Quora user Diana Hannah , an old technology of veterinarian with a diploma in animal behavior, agrees that Shiba Inus is difficult to treat, but for different reasons.

"The Shibas are rarely properly socialized for their race needs. They are extremely dominant (generally on their extremely passive owners) and do not like to be contained," wrote Hannah. "They are so vocal and frankly howls that howled."

According to @Ajanimalking, while certain breeds are annoying, the German shepherds are "the worst of all" in the veterinarian.

"Man's best friend has become the worst enemy of man. How, you wonder? Go faster than Anakin [Skywalker] ... Obscuur side, immediately," he said. "And they are not nice. They are afraid aggressive, so when they are afraid, these big teeth, they go out."

German shepherds are also among the least favorite Khalsa to treat, mainly because they are difficult to "read".

"I love these guys - when they are in regular and well -adjusted kind. Unfortunately, this is not always the case," wrote Khalsa on Quora. "What makes these big guys so difficult is that they are practically impossible for me. Need veterinary care."

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Chihuahuas also obtained a place on the list.

On quora, approved veterinary technician (LVT) Alex Ross identified these small dogs as "the most commonly aggressive and more likely to bite my experience".

"I have seen many veterinarians and assistants bite to hand," wrote Ross. "I was bitten by two and I went to the emergency room with a friendly colleague who lacked part of his upper lip because he reached to remove a chihuahua from their kennel."

Like the other small races - think of Teckels and Pomeranians - Chihuahuas can become aggressive as a defense mechanism or due to a lack of training, according to the former veterinarian associated Kandace Henri .

"These little guys are worried and often defensive and are often not taught in ways," wrote Henry on Quora. "Since they are so little, their transgressions are not taken seriously." This can be even more problematic when the owners are too protective and anxious, aggravating reactivity.

Shar-Peis completes this list, because veterinarians do not always know what they are going to get. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"They are unpredictable and really difficult to read," Della Kid , a veterinary nurse, wrote on Quora.

They are also known to have behavioral problems. In a July 2023 Tiktok video , Vet Tech Student Sierra Towers said she would never have Shar-Pei because of this, noting that they can have some "aggressiveness".

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