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Ready to add a new addition on fours to your family? Whether you work with a breeder or take the path of adoption, the process of obtaining a dog can be both exciting and crushing. There is a lot to consider, such as personality trends, attention / activity needs, potential health risks, etc.

Amir Anwary , who goes through "Amir the veterinarian" on Tiktok, is a veterinarian from South Africa. In a new video, it reveals to its 850,000 subscribers which Five dog breeds It would never have due to health risks, high veterinarians' invoices and unfavorable characteristic features.

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Although cute in size, the Teckels "can be very voluntary", "aggressive" and "can barking constantly", according to Anwary.

The American Kennel Club (AKC) adds that they can be " intelligent and vigilant "And" a little stubborn. "As Anwary said, the Teckels are known to have" a Big-Chien bark "despite their small framework.

They are also subjects on a rear condition called an intervertebral disc disease, or "IVDD".

"So, fundamentally, at any time in their lives, they could jump [from a] car and their backs could yield, and their rear legs could paralyze," said Anwary. "They will need very large expensive surgery that takes a long time to recover."

"For me, it is essentially like a time bomb," he concluded.

"Don't let your face be wrong, Shar Peis can be very distant," warned Anwary. "If you do not socialize them well enough, they could be subject to aggression and territorial behavior."

In other words, "if you are not an active participant in the life of a PEI of Shar Pei, they will literally direct your household," he said.

Their spongy face also makes them more sensitive to skin folding dermatitis. This happens when dead skin cells, dirt and humidity are trapped in the crevices of their skin, triggering inflammation, redness and irritation. Without appropriate treatment, it can become contagious and can lead to a series of other problems.

Of course, Shar Pei's fever is also worrying. "Assigned dogs Live recurring episodes of fever and inflammation, without an identifiable underlying cause. This makes the dog feels sick and uncomfortable, ”explains animal hospitals VCA.

As Best life Previously, “about one in four Shar-Pei dogs will develop this syndrome. And although Shar-Pei fever is treatable, this can lead to other serious health problems such as renal failure. ”

Similar to Golden Retrievers, Bernese mountain dogs are beyond faithful to their owners and make excellent family dogs. Although larger, they are like a giant plush bear more sensitive to training. However, Anwary said they came with their drawbacks.

"This is one of the most beautiful breeds of dogs with which I have ever worked, but they are subject to dysplasia of hips and elbows, and worse, most dogs in this breed will never live to see eight years," he explained. "So they have the shortest lifespan in any dog ​​breed, and it's far too sad for me, unfortunately."

Dogs come from all shapes and personalities. But unless you are looking to take an impertinent and wired canine, it could be in your interest to avoid brown cocker spaniels.

"Bruns cocker spaniel spaniels are Cray-Cray, as if they had a loose screw in their heads. They can be anxious, they can be anxious aggressive, and they have a condition called Cocker Rage syndrome, where they can be completely good and suddenly they become super aggressive," said Anwary.

While some people become parents of dogs because of the advantage of "puppy therapy", brown cocker spaniels are a race that could benefit from a little therapy.

"They can have several personalities," joked Anwary.

Due to their flat faces, French bulldogs are subject to a multitude of health problems - including respiratory problems and comorbidities caused by allergies.

"They are subject to problems, they are subject to respiratory problems because they are brachycephalic, and they are subject to skin problems because they simply get allergies," said Anwary.

"Many owners become worried when they hear their French Bulldog Breathe strongly, and this may or may not be normal ", by pet." This could be due to the physical composition of the dog's respiratory tract, or it could be a sign of brachycephalic respiratory tract syndrome. It is a common condition with French bulldogs and other dogs with short respiratory tract and fascated faces. The problem can go from light to serious with the most serious cases requiring surgery. »»

Anwary stressed that "it's always something" with this breed of dog. "You can expect a big veterinarian bill during a good day with a French bulldog," he joked.