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aggressive breeds list?

cinnamon roll

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He was COMPLETELY jealous. The day we came home from the hospital he didn't come near me for a week. He was beyond mad. And this was a dog that never left my side. He started tearing up the babies clothes and diapers. (he was never a garbage diver) Then when my son was about a year old he was playing with blocks while I was on the couch and he walked over to him acting weird , so I was paying attention to his weird behavior and he went for my sons face. My son did not even acknowledge him. I chalked it up and then about a month later it happened again. And I knew that I our home was not the home for him anymore. :(
 

Smokin45

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I am a property manager for a large real estate company in Florida. There are only 5 breeds we wont consider. Pits, Rotties, Dobes, German Shepards, and Chows. That list is BS IMO
 

fdchampion

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That had to have been very hard for you...so sorry!! I don't have any children so I cant say I know what you're talking about...but I can't imagine having to make a decision like that...
 

cinnamon roll

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Completely Agree. Put the little "yapping kick"dogs on there. :)

I am a property manager for a large real estate company in Florida. There are only 5 breeds we wont consider. Pits, Rotties, Dobes, German Shepards, and Chows. That list is BS IMO
 

cinnamon roll

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Thank you. It was horrible I actually had a friend take him to the min pin rescue as I could not do it.

That had to have been very hard for you...so sorry!! I don't have any children so I cant say I know what you're talking about...but I can't imagine having to make a decision like that...
 

wshaw859

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11 Riskiest Dog Breeds for Homeowners and Renters - Forbes

But as a general rule, insurance companies tend to resist covering these 11 types of dogs — or any mix of these breeds — most often:
  1. Pit Bulls & Staffordshire Terriers
  2. Doberman Pinschers
  3. Rottweilers
  4. German Shepherds
  5. Chows
  6. Great Danes
  7. Presa Canarios
  8. Akitas
  9. Alaskan Malamutes
  10. Siberian Huskies
  11. Wolf-hybrids
(Note: Insurance companies tend to deny coverage for the first four breeds on this list most often, experts say.)