Not for everyone: Dog breeds with a high risk in the household

Chow-Chow

With their thick fur and considerable size, Chow Chows might seem like life-sized plush toys to children. However, they can become aggressive if they feel threatened, and their size means they could unintentionally knock things over – or even small children.

They also crave constant attention and affection, which could lead them to compete with your children for your time and care.