10 Hardest Dogs to Train, According to Experts

By Meena

Siberian Husky: These beautiful, energetic dogs require consistent training. Their independent nature can make this a challenge.

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Basset Hound: Their stubbornness and tendency to follow their nose often makes training a challenge. But their loyalty is worth the effort!

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Beagle: Beagles are known to be single-minded and determined, which can make training them quite a task. But their loveable nature makes up for it.

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Pekingese: Small yet mighty, Pekingese can be stubborn and resistant to commands. They require patient, positive training techniques.

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Afghan Hound: Famous for their elegance, Afghan Hounds are independent and sometimes aloof, which can complicate training.

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Bullmastiff: Despite their size, Bullmastiffs are sensitive and require a firm but gentle training approach. Consistency is key.

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Chow Chow: Though intelligent, Chow Chows can be stubborn. They respond best to positive reinforcement techniques.

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Chinese Shar-Pei: Known for their deep wrinkles, Shar-Peis can be standoffish and stubborn. They require a patient, understanding trainer.

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Shih Tzu: Shih Tzus can be difficult to housebreak, and require consistent, firm, but loving training.

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Dalmatian: At number 1, Dalmatians are intelligent but can be stubborn. They thrive with positive, reward-based training.

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