2. Chow-chow
Chow-chows make it very simple to win your heart thanks to that adorable tiny teddy bear face! But while they may appear as sweet, innocent, and well-mannered dogs, chow-chows are the second-worst-behaved dogs on the list.
Specialists advise training them while they are young because they will be fast learners. As well as with Golden Retrievers, they require a lot of attention and care, and most importantly, don’t let them unsupervised in a room where they can chew or destroy stuff. Some of them are doing things on purpose just for the fun of it!
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