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Most Aggressive Dog Breeds

Most Aggressive Dog Breeds is a structured animals dataset with 17 entries. Its fields include Breed, Origin, Size. The source values are preserved as a structured reference table.

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Table scope
All 17 rows
Fields
7 columns
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Data updated
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Included fields: Breed, Origin, Size, Bite Force (PSI), Incidents Reported, and 2 more.

The table contains every record in this dataset; the same records are available in each download format.

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Size groups
4 distinct values
Across 17 preview rows
Incidents Reported groups
6 distinct values
Across 17 preview rows

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Breed
Origin
Size
Bite Force (PSI)
Incidents Reported
Temperament
Notes
Pit Bull (American Pit Bull Terrier)
United StatesMedium-Large235Highest among all breedsLoyal, strong-willed, confidentBite statistics are heavily influenced by misidentification; 'pit bull' is often used as a catch-all label for multiple breeds
Rottweiler
GermanyLarge328Second highestLoyal, confident, good-naturedOriginally a cattle drover; protective instinct requires experienced ownership and proper socialization
German Shepherd
GermanyLarge238Third highestConfident, courageous, smartHigh incidents partly due to massive popularity and widespread use in police/military work
American Bulldog
United StatesLarge305NotableConfident, social, activePowerful farm dog; requires early socialization and firm, consistent training
Bullmastiff
EnglandLarge552ModerateLoyal, brave, affectionateBred as a gamekeeper's guard dog; naturally protective of territory and family
Siberian Husky
RussiaMedium320ModerateLoyal, outgoing, mischievousHigh prey drive can be mistaken for aggression; escape artists that need extensive exercise
Alaskan Malamute
United States (Alaska)Large400ModerateAffectionate, loyal, playfulStrong pack mentality and prey drive; not recommended for homes with small animals
Doberman Pinscher
GermanyLarge245ModerateLoyal, fearless, alertModern Dobermans are far less aggressive than their reputation suggests; excellent family protectors when well-trained
Chow Chow
ChinaMedium220ModerateLoyal, quiet, aloofOne of the most independent breeds; can be territorial and suspicious of strangers without early socialization
Wolf Hybrid
VariousLarge406NotableUnpredictable, shy, wildNot a true breed; wild instincts make behavior unpredictable. Illegal to own in many jurisdictions
Akita
JapanLarge350-400ModerateCourageous, dignified, loyalBred for guarding royalty in feudal Japan; same-sex aggression is common in the breed
Dalmatian
CroatiaLarge200ModerateDignified, outgoing, smartPopularity spike after '101 Dalmatians' led to irresponsible breeding; deafness in the breed contributes to reactive behavior
Cane Corso
ItalyLarge700NotableAffectionate, intelligent, majesticOne of the highest bite forces of any domestic dog; requires experienced owner with strong leadership
Kangal
TurkeyGiant743Low (rare breed)Protective, loyal, calmHighest recorded bite force of any dog breed; livestock guardian bred to fight wolves, rarely aggressive toward humans
Dogo Argentino
ArgentinaLarge500ModerateLoyal, friendly, cheerfulBred for big-game hunting; banned in some countries. Excellent family dog with proper training and socialization
Presa Canario
Spain (Canary Islands)Large540NotableConfident, calm, strong-willedOriginally used for herding and guarding cattle; requires an experienced owner due to strong dominant personality
Tosa Inu
JapanGiant556Low (rare breed)Quiet, patient, boldBred for dog fighting in Japan; banned in many countries. Gentle with family when properly raised

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