10 dog breeds that hate being left alone
If you're considering getting a dog but know that your future pet will need to spend some time alone, it's important to do your homework first. Some breeds don't like being left alone, so it would be wise to take this into account when choosing a dog to share your life with.
In today's article we have prepared for you 10 dog breeds that they don't like it at all to be alone.
1 Dalmatian
One of the most affectionate dog breeds is the Dalmatian. They should not be left alone for more than two hours. If they suffer from separation anxiety, you will know because they will destroy everything they can get their hands on.
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2. Chihuahua
This engaged and active little dog is a beloved pet, often treated more like a child than a dog by their owners. The breed is extremely affectionate with their owners, but if left alone for extended periods of time, their anxiety can lead to aggression.
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3. Border Collie
The Border Collie is one of the most active dog breeds – it was bred to be outside with its owner while herding sheep. Their high energy levels and intelligence mean they need a huge amount of stimulation, and a regular lack of company will lead to separation anxiety very quickly.
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4. Bichon Frise
The Bichon Frise was bred to be the perfect lap dog, which means he can feel anxious and abandoned if he doesn't have a lap to curl up in all the time. Separation anxiety can be a very real problem with this adorable and fluffy breed.
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5. Labrador Retriever
One of the most popular dog breeds in the world is also prone to loneliness – if your Labrador suddenly starts barking and chewing, you may need to spend more time with him.
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6. German Shepherd
German Shepherds may have a reputation for being hardy working dogs, but they form very strong bonds with their owners and are surprisingly sensitive. Many owners who have taken their German Shepherd on extremely long walks during the lockdown have found that the sudden stop confuses and upsets their pet.
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7. French Bulldog
French bulldogs are not particularly picky about time spent outside, but they are extremely attached to their owners. If left alone for too long, they will suffer psychologically, developing negative character traits.
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