A future veterinarian named 7 breeds of dogs she would never own. And here's why

Dog expert Connie Spinks, who is studying to become a veterinarian, has published a list of dog breeds that she does not recommend and would never own. But she clarified that these are her personal, generalized opinions based on her own experience with these breeds.

The 23-year-old showed a series of photo slides with a list of breeds and reasons why she would not like to have them. Connie shared this video on the social network TikTok, which went viral.

Goldendoodle

This breed of dog is loved by families, but Connie does not recommend any doodle mixes. She says that some of them are really cute, but most of them are crazy neurotic psychopaths. In addition, the expert assures that this breed is a "genetic dump" and always has an ear infection, no matter how well the owners take care of them.

Samoyed

The next breed on the list of anti-dog breeds is the Samoyed (a type of Laika), which, according to the veterinarian, requires more care than humans.

"It takes me more time to take care of my hair than my hair," she says, adding that these dogs don't like long walks or swimming in bodies of water. "I want a dog, not a porcelain rag that bites strangers," Connie clarifies.

Shiba Inu

Connie also doesn't recommend the Shiba Inu breed, saying from her experience that in most cases she can't touch them unless the dog is "drugged and muzzled."

The girl also claims that dogs of this breed are very dramatic and do not like anyone outside their family.

"The only cute Shiba Inu dog I met was eight weeks old," she says.

Beagles

Another breed that the expert does not recommend is Beagle dogs - small hounds that are very cute in appearance, but very loud in their behavior and have many health problems.

"She never dies, despite the fact that she is 19 years old, suffering from obesity, diabetes, congestive heart failure and cancer," she said.

Mini Poodle

Although mini poodles are adorable and great for city life, Connie believes they are more trouble than they are worth. You can't just feed them food, you have to choose organic, gluten-free food, otherwise they will have stomach problems and constant diarrhea. They also growl and try to bite all the time, despite the fact that they don't have sharp teeth.

Great Dane

Great Danes are very beautiful dogs, and Connie likes them, but they are very expensive to care for because of their enormous size - the average weight of these dogs is 50-80 kg in adulthood. Because of their size, Great Danes are prone to bone diseases, such as osteosarcoma. They are also cowards: "I love you, but why are you so afraid of everything? You are literally the size of a horse," the girl asks.

French Bulldogs

Although French Bulldogs are very popular, the veterinarian says they have many health problems: back problems, allergies, behavioral problems, and need plastic surgery to breathe.

"Please stop trying to bite me, you're turning purple and can't breathe," she jokes.

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