25 Dog Breeds That May Not Be Suitable for Every Home

Chinese Shar Pei

Shar Peis are unfortunately prone to numerous health issues related to their distinctive skin folds, which can harbor bacteria and create conditions that may spread illness to family members, particularly children who have closer contact with pets. Their skin requires extensive maintenance and veterinary care that can be costly and time-consuming. Beyond health concerns, they are naturally aggressive dogs that prove difficult to train, making them particularly unsuitable for families with children. Their strong-willed nature and tendency toward dominance require experienced handlers who can provide firm, consistent leadership that children cannot typically provide. Their unpredictable temperament around strangers also creates safety concerns when children have friends visit.
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