Dog breeds that are off-putting and not suitable for keeping at home

Chow Chow

With their thick fur and sturdy build, Chow Chows can seem like life-sized teddy bears to kids. However, they can become aggressive when they feel threatened, and their large size means they could accidentally knock over children or objects.

They also have a strong desire for attention and affection, which can lead to “sibling rivalry” with children.