Top 5 Stinkiest Dog Breeds

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As we know some people are allergic to dog hair and that is the reason why some breeds are classified as hypoallergenic as they don't shed or their shedding level is so low that even an allergic person can own them.There can be another problem for some people owing dogs and it is that specific odor that every dog has got.For some dogs it can be juts normal but for the others it may be quiet intense and that is of course something natural.So Here we have created a list for Top 5 stinkiest dog breeds to inform our visitors about the dogs that naturally have intense odor.Following are the Top 5 stinkiest dog breeds.

Top 5 Stinkiest Dog Breeds

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Yorkshire Terrier:

Top 5 Stinkiest Dog Breeds

Yorkshire Terrier is one of the tiniest of all dog breeds.These little fellows are cute and affectionate but can be stinky too.They suffer from quite few skin problems too.They are ranked as 3rd stinkiest among all dog breeds.

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Top 5 Stinkiest Dog Breeds

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As we know some people are allergic to dog hair and that is the reason why some breeds are classified as hypoallergenic as they don't shed or their shedding level is so low that even an allergic person can own them.There can be another problem for some people owing dogs and it is that specific odor that every dog has got.For some dogs it can be juts normal but for the others it may be quiet intense and that is of course something natural.So Here we have created a list for Top 5 stinkiest dog breeds to inform our visitors about the dogs that naturally have intense odor.Following are the Top 5 stinkiest dog breeds.

Top 5 Stinkiest Dog Breeds

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English Bulldogs:

Top 5 Stinkiest Dog Breeds

English Bulldogs have been ranked as one of the most lovable among all dog breeds.They are sweet and affectionate dogs.They have lose lips with small wrinkled muzzle that somehow makes it possible for the saliva to stay their for long time and that causes bad odor.Cleaning their mouth is the most important part when you think of grooming an English Bulldog.They are ranked as 4th stinkiest dog breed among all dog breeds.

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As we know some people are allergic to dog hair and that is the reason why some breeds are classified as hypoallergenic as they don't shed or their shedding level is so low that even an allergic person can own them.There can be another problem for some people owing dogs and it is that specific odor that every dog has got.For some dogs it can be juts normal but for the others it may be quiet intense and that is of course something natural.So Here we have created a list for Top 5 stinkiest dog breeds to inform our visitors about the dogs that naturally have intense odor.Following are the Top 5 stinkiest dog breeds.

Top 5 Stinkiest Dog Breeds

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Boxers:

Top 5 Stinkiest Dog Breeds

Boxers are extremely affectionate and fun loving dogs.They have numerous quality that makes it worth owning them.The dog odor can be one of the few problem with a boxer.They have lose lips and the odor may get worse by age too.Brushing your dogs teeth is actually one of the few ways to get rid or lessen the intensity of smell.Boxer dogs are ranked as 5th stinkiest dog breed among all dog breeds.

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The 5 Most Intelligent Doggies

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We feel a little guilty labeling one dog smarter than another, but Stanley Coren, a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia Vancouver, published a book in 1994 titled The Intelligence of Dogs. In this book he highlights his research, explaining how he determined which dogs were smarter than others. He determined that dogs have three types of intelligence: instinctive intelligence, adaptive intelligence, and working and obedience intelligence.
Working and obedience intelligence deals with what the dog can learn from humans. This has to do with trainability. So, a dog may have instinctive and adaptive intelligence in excess, but be a pain in the rear to train. Or, the breed may take to training like nobody’s business, but be further down the list than others who are more stubborn.

The 5 Most Intelligent Doggies

1. Doberman Pinscher#

The 5 Most Intelligent Doggies

Doberman’s look mean. Really mean, but they’re big cuddle bugs with their owners. They will take to training as well as any other dog and be devoted to their owner for the rest of their lives. Like the German Shepherd, you have to be firm with your Doberman. They are assertive, so you just have to be more assertive than they are.

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We feel a little guilty labeling one dog smarter than another, but Stanley Coren, a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia Vancouver, published a book in 1994 titled The Intelligence of Dogs. In this book he highlights his research, explaining how he determined which dogs were smarter than others. He determined that dogs have three types of intelligence: instinctive intelligence, adaptive intelligence, and working and obedience intelligence.
Working and obedience intelligence deals with what the dog can learn from humans. This has to do with trainability. So, a dog may have instinctive and adaptive intelligence in excess, but be a pain in the rear to train. Or, the breed may take to training like nobody’s business, but be further down the list than others who are more stubborn.

The 5 Most Intelligent Doggies

2. Rottweiler#

The 5 Most Intelligent Doggies


Rottweilers are big, strong and loveable. Yup, they’re loveable. Just let them know who’s boss. Don’t get physical and don’t constantly berate them, because their feelings will get hurt. Praise them often for doing the right thing, but make sure they know who’s boss when they don’t.

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The 5 Most Intelligent Doggies

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We feel a little guilty labeling one dog smarter than another, but Stanley Coren, a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia Vancouver, published a book in 1994 titled The Intelligence of Dogs. In this book he highlights his research, explaining how he determined which dogs were smarter than others. He determined that dogs have three types of intelligence: instinctive intelligence, adaptive intelligence, and working and obedience intelligence.
Working and obedience intelligence deals with what the dog can learn from humans. This has to do with trainability. So, a dog may have instinctive and adaptive intelligence in excess, but be a pain in the rear to train. Or, the breed may take to training like nobody’s business, but be further down the list than others who are more stubborn.

The 5 Most Intelligent Doggies

3. English Springer Spaniel#


The 5 Most Intelligent Doggies

English Springer Spaniels are working dogs and love to be exercised physically and mentally. Start the training young, because delaying it may make it more difficult down the road. Springer Spaniels want to play a lot, so let them know you mean business when necessary, but also reward them when they do well.

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The 5 Most Intelligent Doggies

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We feel a little guilty labeling one dog smarter than another, but Stanley Coren, a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia Vancouver, published a book in 1994 titled The Intelligence of Dogs. In this book he highlights his research, explaining how he determined which dogs were smarter than others. He determined that dogs have three types of intelligence: instinctive intelligence, adaptive intelligence, and working and obedience intelligence.
Working and obedience intelligence deals with what the dog can learn from humans. This has to do with trainability. So, a dog may have instinctive and adaptive intelligence in excess, but be a pain in the rear to train. Or, the breed may take to training like nobody’s business, but be further down the list than others who are more stubborn.

The 5 Most Intelligent Doggies

4. German Shorthaired Pointer#


The 5 Most Intelligent Doggies

The German Shorthair pointed is one of America’s favorite breeds. The GSP was bred to be an all-purpose hunting dog. He’ll point, flush out prey and retrieve just about anything. GSPs and Labrador Retrievers are the two favorite hunting dogs in the United States. Where the Lab lives to please, the GSP lives to work. He can be stubborn and bullheaded, so he needs a bit more of a firm hand. Once trained, however, there may not be a more capable dog out there.

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