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I'm A Dog Walker And Here's Five Breeds I Would Never, EVER Own – Including The Popular Pooch That Barks 24/7
A DOG walker has revealed the five breeds she would never, ever own.
So if you're thinking of getting a dog and aren't sure which pooch is right for you, then you'll need to take notes.
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A dog walker has revealed the five breeds that she wouldn't own, including a popular pooch that constantly barksCredit: tiktok/@fourpaws.Outdoors
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Kristina Evans claimed that Dachshunds and Cavapoos are not for herCredit: Alamy
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She also shared why she wouldn't a Bully breed, and stressed that it's nothing to do with the banCredit: Alamy
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According to this animal expert, whilst people think Beagles are "chill dogs", she claimed "they're really not"Credit: GettyKristina Evans, a dog walker and dog wedding chaperone from North Wales, explained that there's a popular pooch she would never own, because it barks 24/7.
Not only this, but she also explained that whilst many think Beagles are relaxed dogs, in her opinion, they're the total opposite.
Sharing her thoughts on social media, Kristina shared the dog breeds that she would "never, ever own as a full-time dog walker."
First things first, Kristina claimed that she would never own any dog that is "mixed with a Poodle", including Cavapoos and Cockapoos.
Whilst she didn't share a particular reason why, her response was simple, as she stated: "Just no."
She then explained why Beagles aren't for her, as she added: "I think everyone thinks that they're just dad chill dogs - they're really not. They're gonna escape, they're gonna tear your house apart."
Following this, the blonde-haired beauty then claimed that she would also never own a flat faced dog, including Pugs and Frenchies.
As well as this, she confessed that Dachshunds, whether that be miniature Dachshunds or normal sized Dachshunds, are also dogs she would ever own.
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Finally, Kristina stressed that she would never own "any Bully breed", including an American Bulldog.
Veterinarian Reveals the Worst Dog Breeds to OwnShe recognised: "This is nothing to do with the ban, the size, the fact that people think that they're kid eating monsters even though they're actually not - it's just simply the fact that they're not the most energetic breed.
"They'd much rather just sit in the house all day everyday just getting loads of attention."
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The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @fourpaws.Outdoors, has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly racked up 57,200 views.
Social media users flocked to the comments to share their thoughts on Kristina's clip - with many left divided.
One person said: "Totally agree with you on every dog you've mentioned. I'm also a dog walker and have the same POV.
"Love Dachshunds, but the barking just puts me off owning one."
Whilst another added: "As someone who only ever has Bully breeds, they are the absolute opposite."
Meanwhile, a third commented: "My Staffie can't sit still, nothing lazy about him, unfortunately haha!"
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Social media users were left divided by Kristina's claimsCredit: tiktok/@fourpaws.OutdoorsI'm A Vet – 12 Dog Breeds I Would Never Own – One Is Popular With The Late Queen Elizabeth But Has Way Too Much Attitude
A VETERINARIAN has revealed the 12 breeds she would never own after working in the industry for nine years.
Madison Marshall took to social media to spill the tea on the worst dog breeds she's seen.
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The vet reveal the dog breeds she would never take homeCredit: Getty
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She revealed she wasn't a fan of corgisCredit: Getty
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The late Queen Elizabeth poses with her favourite dog, the CorgiCredit: RexStarting off strong, she revealed she would never own a Belgian Malinois as they had 'amazing scary dog privileges' and were often nicknamed 'maligators'.
She also said she'd never own a Cane Corso because they were also 'scary' and she said often times they weren't trained properly so try to 'eat' her.
German Shepherd's also made it onto the list, Madison revealed they may look big and scary but are often times big babies.
Most vets have Huskies on their list of dogs they'd never own and this vet was no different.
She said they constantly scream and that the amount of hair shedding was a nightmare.
Shiba Inu's were also on her list as they constantly snap at her and are constantly screaming.
The vet said Australian Shepherd's were 'beautiful' but often struggled around strangers as they only trust their owners.
English Bulldogs were one of Madison's favourites - but she said that their health issues are a struggle to get past.
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The €10 Lidl Ireland buy that will help reduce condensation on windows at homeWhile the late Queen Elizabeth was a notorious fan of Corgis, Madison was not.
She said: "Big attitude for little guys, so much hate.
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Cattle dogs weren't problematic for the vet but she said they are best working as they have so much energy.
Beagles were also not her favourite bread as they were constantly wailing and can often be 'sassy'.
She added that Frenchies were a 'genetic nightmare' while Dachshunds had lots of back problems which 'terrified' her.
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The clip went viral on her TikTok account @madison_marshall with over 600k views and over 5,000 likes.
One person wrote: "Corgis are the best dogs EVER!!!!!"
Another commented: "The German Shepherd one is accurate. Ours looks scary but carries a pillow with him constantly because he's afraid of everything."
"You're missing out on the Husky love!! Your loss. I love my Husky Luna. Honestly the best dog ever," penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: "I have a Husky love her to death but never again."
"Australian Shepherds are amazing dogs IF they get enough exercise which the majority do not," claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: "As someone who works in vet med, I too did not want to own a German Shepherd but ended up with one in a rescue situation. Goofiest dog I've ever met, and loves people. I got super lucky."
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Dachshund Forced To Wear Every Item They 'Steal' Delights
A dachshund has delighted the internet with his hysterical fashion runway.
Link the dog has captured the hearts of viewers by wearing various items he stole from his owners.
Link's owner, known as @linkthesausage_ on social media, decided to make the mischievous hound wear all the items he took from around the house. The amusing video has racked up 24.3 million views and 3.3 million likes.
"If you steal it, you wear it," the owner wrote in the text overlaying the footage, and humorously captioned it, "It's called fashion."
The runway show begins with Link proudly sporting white lace underwear, his first bold look.
Next up, he struts in with a rather unconventional item perched on his head—a toilet plunger.
He then dons a faux plant, fashioned around his face with impressive flair. Finally, he closes the show with a chic ensemble: a black scarf artfully draped over his head and shoulders.
Commenters found Link's runway looks and expressions hilarious, with many highlighting his final look's classic "millennial pause." One viewer observed, "The millennial pause on the last one, excellent." Another admitted:, "I was really scared for a sec with the plunger." Meanwhile, Abi chimed in, "OMG, I'm glad it's not just mine who does this!"
The term "millennial pause," coined by social media users, describes the moment of hesitation before speaking to the camera—a habit many millennials have picked up from early days of recording videos on social media.
Dog owners may wonder why their pets seem so intent on stealing random items. The Dogs Trust suggests that they often resort to stealing out of curiosity, boredom, or a need for attention.
To curb this behavior, they recommend not rewarding it with attention or play. Instead, owners should simply wait until their dog loses interest and, if necessary, remove the item discreetly while the dog is distracted.
Stock image of dachshund. A dachshund called Link was filmed doing his own fashion shoot, much to the delight of viewers on TikTok. Stock image of dachshund. A dachshund called Link was filmed doing his own fashion shoot, much to the delight of viewers on TikTok. Carolina Santos Torre/iStock / Getty Images PlusFor dachshunds like Link, training can be a bit more challenging. Dachshunds are intelligent, but they can also be stubborn. Consistency is crucial in dachshund training, as is making the experience enjoyable with plenty of positive reinforcement. The Alpha Paw blog explains that dachshunds respond well to training when they're engaged in a way that feels rewarding.
Newsweek reached out to @linkthesausage_ for comment via TikTok. We could not verify the details of the video.
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