I’m a dog trainer – I love every breed from staffies to Labradors but there’s 2 I can’t stand, they look like toads
A DOG TRAINER has revealed the two dog breeds he absolutely hates – and for good reason.
Adam Spivey, the director of Southend Dog Training, took to his social media account to share his thoughts the worst dog breeds.
He revealed that there weren’t breeds he hated based on personality but it had more to do with how they were breed.
“In a sense I don’t dislike any actual breed of dog, there are some breeds that I favour more,” the dog expert said.
“For instance, I love Staffies, I love greyhounds, I love Rottweilers, I love the Golden Retriever, I love the Labrador.
“There are certain breeds that I wouldn’t own, doesn’t mean I don’t like them.”
That being said, Adam revealed the breeds he didn’t like were breed for greed and made life difficult for the dogs.
The first was the hairless French Bulldog, which the dog trainer admitted looked ‘stupid’.
He also advised against micro-Bulldogs which is a relatively new breed of dog.
The dog expert said not only do they look awful but being breed to look small and without a protruding nose affected their health too.
“Some of these micro bullies that look like f***ing toads that can’t breathe,” he added.
Previously, Adam revealed why he loved the Rottweiler breed so much.
He said: “They’re big enough you can have a tough and tumble with, gentle enough to be around the children.
“They’re imposing enough that people are going to to think twice before messing with your Mrs – I’m quite comfortable being able to go out and leave my wife and kids at home knowing they’re safe.”
The clip has gone viral over on his TikTok account @southenddogtraining1 with over 1,000 likes and people were quick to share their thoughts in the comments.
One person wrote: “Hit the nail on the head there couldn’t agree more.”
Another commented: “This is why I follow you…You know exactly what your talking about.”
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“I hate seeing pocket bullies, who thought that was a good idea! so cruel,” penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “My neighbour has one of those dwarf bullies and it’s so sad it can barely walk.”
“All logical points. I love all sorts of breeds but the tiny dogs with unpredictable bad tempers and owners who excuse them,” claimed a fifth
Someone else added: “My Frenchie is extremely healthy! It mainly depends on their parents and the breeder. She goes on jogs with me and she sprints faster than me!”
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