Husky

Husky can be said to be the most difficult dog to raise, but unfortunately everyone still loves it very much. Why is it said to be difficult to raise? First of all, it is quite neurotic and no one can understand its brain circuitry. Secondly, it is difficult to train. If you don’t pay attention when you go out for a walk, you will find that you have lost a dog. There is also a problem with his gastrointestinal tract, and he often suffers from diarrhea.

Border Collie

Many people may ask how such a smart dog can be so difficult to raise. But in fact, there are advantages and disadvantages to the fact that dogs are too smart. Many times, they can play tricks on their owners. At that time, you will wonder if you are raising a dog or if it is actually raising you. Moreover, the degree of hair loss of Border Collies can be described as two times a year and one hair loss for half a year.

Corgis

Corgis have high IQ but poor obedience. If the owner makes mistakes during training, he will receive contempt from the Corgi. Secondly, Corgis are very prone to obesity and can easily turn into a big fat dog as they eat. Corgis are small in size but have an amazing amount of exercise. If the owner does not have time to take them out to play, the Corgi may destroy things or yell to express dissatisfaction.