The WORST Dog Breeds for Apartments
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The description of the Jack got me 🤣
Me to 😂
I know! So true! I dog sat one once. Never again.
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I've got one and they're little terrors
I had one, lovely little dog who single handedly eradicated the rat infestation in the 90 stall barn on our breeding farm. He was ferocious but good in down times since he would kill 2-3 Wharf rats every night. I even had to make use of that "handspan" tail to drag him out of a rathole he was determined to clear. If they have that prey drive they are indispensable in a situation like that. But if they don't have a big job to do they are indeed holy terrors.
I got a Jack Russell American Bulldog breed
he's big fat and fluffy
yet still somehow able to jump a 8 ft fence
Seems like common sense. Unfortunately some idiots get dogs just cuz they like a certain look.
Exactly! I've been looking like crazy for a dog I can learn to groom on that's not a poodle type dog. I don't like anything about the breed and they would just be a bad match overall for me. I really, really wish I could learn on the dog I have but she's a lab and rarely needs to be groomed I don't like small dogs not because I don't think there pretty but because I want a sturdy dog I can go camping and biking with. It's been a real struggle to find the right breed but it's important I find one that can suit what I need and that I can suit what they need.
@@huskygold5319 Labs are the best dogs there is. Why even try something else.. You can groom your Lab all day
How the fuck is Jack Russell “ common sense”
It’s a small dog without research it looks like it makes perfect sense to have it for a Apartment.
@@goodtimestv9690 well to me common sense would be the research a dog before you get one because its a commitment for the rest of their lives and you'd research a car or something you're thinking of buying so taking on a living creature that depends on you for everything might at least call for a google search or Wikipedia page read through... maybe... 🤷♀️
@@BooBuKittyPhuk So if you have to do research on the matter then obviously it’s not common sense common sense means that it’s common sense..
Literally the devil himself had me 😂
Lol I had one in an apartment and its true!
Chiuwawa:Have you forgot about me?
I have a cattle dog in an apartment. The trick is to teach them to run along your bike and increase your daily cardio.
That fits his point. They need constant exercise.
Damn 2 birds with 1 Stone
just buy a couple sheeps, sounds like a badass apartment to me
@@leekeeho543 if you have two of them, like me, they can just herd each other
@@leekeeho543 Australian cattle dogs are for cows, he's not going to get his pet deposit back if he gets a couple of those for his dog
How about a recommendation for top 3 dog breeds for apartment tenants.
He already made one, i only remember one of them which was a shih-tzu
The Shi tzu is great!
@@karimason2114 that's not even a real dog. I was hoping for a dog, not an instagram model 🙈. Is the beagle any good in apartments?
doberman if you take em on walks
@@sshakababyin my opinion, no. They are a hunting dog and howl a lot.
His sense of humour is legit good😂
He is like Joe Pesci in a universe full of dogs.
NGL I had a Jack Russell terrier and it was the calmest, most loving family dog I’ve ever come in contact with. I knew multiple people with golden retrievers and our dog was the most polite I’d ever came across. Truly a loved member of the family
I have one as well and shes the most chill dog ive ever met. Shes my best friend
They're good dogs when properly trained which isn't hard with how smart they are.
Still have my 17yr old JRT living in a flat with me. But she has been trained and for a small amount of time was the devil herself.
I had a Jack Russel Chihuahua mix and it was the calmest friendliest dog you’d ever meet. Had a bad habit of befriending the neighbors cats and bringing them into the house with it. Apart from that it was a pleasure to be her owner. She passed earlier this year at 15 years old.
“Lil spawns of Satan” 😂😂
hey
Basically any dog that's huge, that's loud, and/or that's high energy.
My Newfoundland actually did very well in a trailer (not exactly as small as many apartments, but still smaller than you'd expect for a 150 lb dog). She was walked twice a day for a total of less than two miles, had two solid meals a day, and laid around like a lazy mfer the rest of the time. Lucky (my late Newfie gal) stayed nice and healthy, living to 15 years old and knew nothing but love in her life.
That was my best friend, I mourn her still 8 years later, so I apologize for just spewing a lot out in my little trip down memory lane. This was an unnecessarily long-winded way of saying that loud, large dogs aren't always ill-suited for smaller living quarters.
Well I imagine a lot of huge dogs would do pretty good in an apartment actually, with extreme size tends to come extreme laziness.
@@killerbug05 have one perfect breed- great dane. They are lovable, sometimes lazy, always sleeping around, friendly dogs for family with kids with a huge size but still not recommended for tiny apartment.
@@bobbybrown4759
my german shepherd is doing well 😄
I have a boder collie in an apartment lol got lucky that her personality is to never bark and she just chills inside the house. Run her twice a day ( I work from home) and take her to obedience training. She’s really happy and well behave. But I agree a lot of work. But best dog I’ve had and I had many.
She’s probably miserable
@@aracelyjuarez6365you're miserable
The Jack Russell Terrier is straight facts. At one point my Mom had one in her apartment and once she moved out the landlord restricted the breed. Dakota was her name. She was not off leash trained, had zero recall, and she ended up running in the street which lead to her death. She lived to the age of 11.
I have a Shar Pei Labrador cross he rarely barks and sometimes he gets little bursts of energy but he's pretty good in an apartment.
Just because she didnt train her. Meanwhile i got 5 jack Russell, All of leed, can walk around with chickens, cats, rabbits etc. Best dogs i ever had and ever will have along with Labradors. Working with dogs for a living. But then again, i dont live in a tiny apartment:)
On the other hand if you live on a farm this tiny dog can be an excellent rodent exterminator, able to catch & kill even large rats like nobody's business. In such circumstances it usually gets along fine with other animals, including barn cats.
No it's not. I have two in a flat, play outside, run with them 2x a week and they are quiet.
@@vikingdogmanship I actually believe Jack Russells are great dogs when responsibly bred, but they need the proper training and physical exercise requirements (of course). Genetics play a huge part in a dog's temperament as well and my Mom's dog was poorly bred, so that explains her temperament as well as her lack of professional training. She was also my childhood dog, and I continue to love her to this day.
I had a jack Russell terrier in our old appt and he worked out fine
My jack russel is a total mumma's boy who jus wants to get in people's laps and go to sleep most of the time. Once or twice a day he has a big burst of chaotic energy but most of the time he's way more chill than I expected him to be. Must have gotten a freak of nature hahaha
Sounds like my little furball, got him from a shelter in 2016, no history, but the shelter nuter all dogs and I assume he lost a lot of his JRT ADHD by that, in saying that, he requires a fair amount of stimulation, both mentally and physically, but it's definitely not to any excessive levels. When I got him I trained him intensively to function as such as, inside (I live in an apartment...), no play, no high energy, same for car/bus/train and cafes and other public human environment, but out in the fields and forest he's all free to live his best life. He was obsessed with tennis balls, to the point where he could lie on the floor for a full day staring at the locker he knew I had them in, after we'd played with one. Managed to desensitize that by reprogramming the energy level expectations he had for them, took a lot of effort but definitely worthwhile as now it's a high value object, his #1 favourite reward, that I am in control over, very useful.
In general, all work I have done with this little snugly boy, is based on Ceasar's practices of first building confidence and trust, and then learning to understand your dogs energy levels, and how to control them, people can say what they want about Ceasar, but everyone who's met my JRT is highly impressed, and I knew nada about dog training before I decided to get him, he's a full creation of Ceasar's methods. Reason I got a Jack is that I can be quite demanding and need challenges to not lose focus (yes, kind of ADHDish), and couldn't imagine a dog that just followed blindly, trust me, it works.... 😅
Bro get him for a blood test he could be having really low RBC its a common problem with jack russels and only that makes them want to sleep multiple times and things you have described , u aint got a freak of nature but a little bit troubled dog , pls get him blood tested 🙏
Yeah, my neighbours have a Russel terrier, love the constant barking
I had an Australian shepherd in an apartment for a while. He was older, so not as much energy, but still high energy. He barked all the time when we were gone, so we got some noise complaints. We had originally lived in a house with a yard for him to run around in, but had to move. Luckily, my mom could look after him at her house and let him run around. I miss that boy so much, but definitely wouldn't have another aussie in an apartment.
I own one Australian shepherd he’s such a good dog very loyal , smart , and an overall goofball. Can’t imagine my life without him.
I take my aussie on 4 to 5 walks a day plus let him run in the yard. It does nothing to lower his energy level actually it reverses it. Take him on a walk and he goes nuts afterwards 😂
My aussies do well in my apartment. We have a 2 year old and a 3 year old. They never once did any damage to the apartment. They are usually entertained with a bully stick, toys, or each other
Australian shepherd is v e r y different from an Australian cattle dog (healer). Both high energy but on completely different levels lol.
There’s a reason healers made the top 3 list and aussies didn’t 😅
I also have a cattle dog in a small apartment. I regularly exercise with him (up to 4 times a days) with walks, fetching and training basic skills. Tons of chewy toys, and he’s done! A very calm, nice and sweet dog🤗
Absolutely 100%! Thank you! If this saves one dog it is worth it!
I adopted an Australian cattle dog / jack Russell mix from a brooklyn shelter and had it in my nyc apartment. I ran 5 to 10 miles a day with him, 10-15 on weekends. He herded pigeons on walks. He still shredded my couch pillows every other day. I ended up removing him to a ranch out west and he was soooo happy.
My neighbor has a jack russel and I really can feel this one. She won’t stop barking ever
My friends jack terrier litteraly tears anything living apart it finds, wether it’s a fox, cats, rats, this is the most accurate description I have heard of them so far 😂
I’m a dog trainer and also worked at a doggy daycare and let me tell you when these 3 APARTMENT owned HOUNDS came into the building, it was ALWAYS a problem💀
“ the devil himself” priceless
He’s always throwing shade at the little dogs. 😂
I have a 60 pound Jack Russell called a pitbull. No terrier should be couped up in a small place, unless you want him to tear the walls down.
I live in a smaller trailer with my 120 pound pitbull but i have like 6 miles of land for him to run on he seems pretty happy with his situation. It helped o got a dog closer to his size so he had someone to play with.
I love how you mix comedy with facts I love your videos man
Spawns of satan 😆 I love it 🤪
As an ACD owner, that’s the first breed I thought of lol. They really need short bursts of intense exercise with more mental stimulation as opposed to running. They actually just get more conditioned and frustrated when you simply exercise their body and not their brain.
My border collie was not as bad as he makes it seems and both of her parents were award winning competition herding dogs. She was the best dog I've ever owned and I hate trainers who think border collies aren't a good fit, if you are active for an hour at the least then you'll be fine. Also making dog puzzles helps
I have a Cattle Dog, and the year we were in an apartment before a home was indeed rough
Grew up on a ranch with border collies and a jack russell. The jack russell was the absolute best wild pig hunting dog ever! 12,000 acres was enough room for her! We now have a Hangin tree mix and a Heeler. We unfortunately don’t live on a ranch, but we still have horses and access to cows.
Ok but can we agree that Border Collies are great at memorization but are as dumb as a bag of bricks and are afraid of everything🤚😭
We have 4 of them
@@Aros420 some working line ones that I know are the toughest dogs. They go all day and bite hard and won’t back down from the toughest cows or bulls. A few I have known are really soft but most working line ones are so tough
@@Aros420they are definitely very skittish
@@hannahthompson9233 they can be tough dogs and they stand their ground and show no fear towards farm animals, that I know.
But one of ours used to be scared of rain😂
@@Aros420 Yes🤣
Definitely true. My mother had a Jack Russell terrier when I was a child. He went 1000 mph all the time
The third dog is Wishbone!🙃😉 they taught so much history.
I got 5, best calmest well behaved dogs. Off leash and around other small animals. What you put in to it, is what you get
We had a border collie years ago in a residential neighborhood...She was one of the best
Laughed so hard but I learned something new. Hahaha
I fostered and rehomed a very loving Australian cattle dog that a goat / sheep farmer adopted. I couldn’t have hoped for a better match when I found out about her forever home 💙
Good to know. After 35 yrs of pets, I think our rotties were the best.
The first one sounds like a Keeper 😁
But which ones do you recommend then?
Greyhound- lazy as can be
@@Here_Today_ until they see a squirrel?
English bulldog. Laziest dog I have ever seen....but the drool! Your downstairs neighbours will think you left a tap running!
I adopted my Australian Cattle dog when I was living in my apartment. I rescued him from the shelter. I had no problems with him. He was real smart. I took him out for two walks a day, sometimes short walks.
I have a client that has 2 rotties in her apartment. Luckily they are on the smaller side.
I grew up with a Rottweiler she was a big ole lap dog and my best friend by far I desperately want another but my apartment is a bit small and breed discrimination is so stupid even though I have an ESA letter they still said they’d move forward with eviction
You should hear my 5 huskies and chihuahua when the doorbell rings.
I have 2 female Jacks in an apartment. One of them is more sleepy and quiet than a cat. 2nd is more agile but still very manageable. Jacks are easily adjusted. Both also NEVER bark.
That's why my mom said bandit was broken. He was a jack Russell terrier that barely barked, and wasn't really destructive.
Oh weee I can’t stand Jack Russels either 😂😂😂😂😂 they’re so annoying.
The jack Russell terriers are aggressive
I’m still waiting for you to mention the Burmese mountain dog! Such a mellow, sweet breed!
if only they lived longer
I've got 3 border Collies in a flat, & they go out for walks running in a field & they have absolutely no interest in chasing sheep
Some aren't into chasing. It depends on the parents and if they were bought up in a farm environment and exposed to it. For some, its in the genes also but there are some that can happily live in small apartments and not want to chase things.
Looky here we have a dog expert here who just maybe lies or just got lucky with some dogs
@@robustanybody5138 looky here a guy who wants problems for no reason 😂
I got a Great Pyrenees mixed border collie and she acts as a guard dog lol she doesn’t care to heard
I ran the county shelter for two years and had a border collie turned in. He didn't get much run time so he began doing vertical donuts in the kennel. Up one wall, literally across the chain link top and down the opposing wall til he was tired. I called a local border collie fanciers club the day he was cleared for placement. Thank God they came right away, took him and placed him. I felt so sorry for him in the kennel.
100% relate to this. Bought a border collie in our first apartment and we came home our first day away at work and returned to a mess.
We spent the week potty training and fixed that but got calls she was barking all day and again came back to a ruined couch. Only had her for 2 weeks before we rehomed her
Many rats on my building...that terrier on apt b14 is very happy.
4. Belgian Malinois shepherd mix. Made that mistake, that dog needed to exercise constantly. I’d take him for hour long walks 3x a day and he was still unhappy in my small home with a medium sized yard. Also needs serious training and is prone to anxiety.
The Sheeple is Everywhere, there's plenty of a job for a border collie in the cities.
Friends had a Jack Russel. Smart, energetic dog. He rolled over to hug her in the morning, the terrier took offense and attacked him for hugging his wife. Mr Jack was at the Shelter by noon.
Any dog in an apartment is animal abuse and the owner is selfish.
¿Even a hedgehog or cat owner ?
I have a two bedroom , I have a 85 pound Mastiff/ pitbull mix. Dude is 5'8 when he stands on his back paws. We go out running/ hiking 5 days a week couple miles everyday..... Is that better or should I have let the animal shelter keep him in a 6×6 cage then put him down with a shot?
animal abuse lmao .. as long as the animals are getting the proper exercise it’s fine, not all ppl are bums like you
@@mlb7583imo just keep exercising them and give them things to help keep them occupied like chew toys and treats. Just gotta walk them alot and play little games to help tire them out and satisfy them. It’s doable but you got to just keep them active. It’s not abuse just tend to their needs.
My dad has both a sheepdog and a terrier mix... It gets loud but they're sweet and the cat is still the boss around that house.
I had all three breeds when I lived in an apartment and didn't have any issues with neurotic unhappy dogs. I also spent time training them and providing physical and mental exercise both on and off leash. Most people don't want to do all of that no matter where they live.
My neighbor has a 14 year old jack. Never a bark out of her but you can always hear the kids playing with her outside. Such a great dog for a young family with a decent sized yard.
I have and have had cattle dogs for years. Especially when they are young lots of training, daily, long walks, free running and playing, daily. They have to be obedience trained. Lots of work but then you get the best dog. Very calm inside the house.
I get the bad rep behind jack russels but omg my friend has one and she is so sweet. She does this thing where if you sit down she will jump on you up on your chest and straight up give you like human hugs and kisses. It’s so adorable
We had a jrt in my apartment. She was pretty chill mainly because my family only adopts old jrts. But as i was saying she was a chill dog who sadly passed away
My neighbors have a Jack Russell Terrier, he is the sweetest dog ever. He doesn't fear my American Akita, in fact he acknowledges him as his neighbor and for that reason he doesn't care too much about him. When we go for a walk sometimes he'll just be on the road chilling and even though he doesn't play with my dog, they get along pretty well. Also he almost never barks, just like mine and he is fine with stray cats too. Mine wants to hunt them down but the Jack Russell? He is barely their size so even if he wanted to he cannot attack them and come out victorious
When we were looking for a dog in our first place together which was an apartment (ended up with a Mutt, but that's another story for another day) my fiance REALLY wanted a Heeler. I laughed my butt off and told him he needed to volunteer at the animal shelter and then come back to me with that mess because I would NEVER own one in a compact space.
I have a 10 year old jack Russel and hes still the most active, playful little pup
I’ve had both of the ladder 2. Jack russels are insanely energetic and want to bolt out the door and chase everything from squirrels to goats. I have an Australian cattle dog now and he is the most well behaved, obedient dog I’ve ever had. He doesn’t chase the farm animals and he gets his energy out with the frisbee. Blue healers are great
I worked on my uncles farm in Ireland and he had two or three border collies, and these dogs ran up to 20 miles a day every single day, and they still got into all kinds of trouble
Husky is my number one dog that is not apartment friendly...they voice their opinion quite frequently lol
Spot on with all three. Yes, some people can and do have them successfully. Are you personally ready to embrace that lifestyle?
I had a jack russel and he was The sweetest and didnt bark at all
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Jack Russell Terrier- search and destroy
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My mom got me a blue heeler (Australian Cattle Dog) 3 years ago when he was 5 weeks old. Sadly, I wasn't able to train him as anything I tried more than sit, lay down, and basic "tricks" wouldn't work as everyone else in the house would just undo it, same when I went to my grandparents. Now I live with my fiancé and he has to stay in a bedroom all the time, but he never destroys anything and is just always happy to see me.
The Black Mouth Cur is another. Mine ran circles around my Heeler. Super athletes.
Australian here. We call Australian cattle dogs Blue/Red Heelers (which is why Bluey is named as such)
I have Jack Russell but you need to mentally and physically tire them out.
Could not agree more on Jack Russels, my parents had 2, it was a nightmare
Jack got that dawg in em
Iv had a jack russel and I loved that dog he was the sweetest ball of energy you ever seen lol.
lol man was fucking up that cardboard box😂😂
Am so glad you pointed out the jack russel.peeps think they are good for flat living coz of their size but not so!
Yep, the heeler/lab mix we have will run all around the back yard every time she's let out.
I used to have a little jack russel in our appartement when we grew up. Je was pretty chilled ou at home. That said he got to unleash his energy my dad took him everywhere including work.
I have an australian cattle dog and he does not like to run. Laziest dog I've ever had but he's a sweetie and just wants to cuddle!
I had a Jack Russell growing up. She was sweet. She didnt tear up anything. We did have a lot of land, and she would follow me everywhere. I would walk 5+ miles into the woods, and she would stay with me. I loved that dog.
My parents border collie, when I was in high school, their fence was not completely up yet in their backyard, and that little smarty pants would keep all the little nieces and nephews nice and safe in the back yard. I was amazed, he was also a little squirrelly and growl at some people. I decided he was just an outstanding judge of character because every one of my friends growing up that he growled at, or one case bit ended up be pretty terrible people. I don’t justify dogs biting, it was bad behavior, but that is still the only person he ever bit and in a way I understand why he did now. My sweet dog made me seriously question that guy from then on and the mistrust ended up being for the better. Amazing and almost human like intelligence to the point it can feel creepy.
Had a cattle dog with a big back yard ran 3-7 miles a day with it and could not keep him in the yard. 😢 so I knew a family that needed a herding dog and he is super happy living and working on a ranch.
I have 4 Rottweilers in a 2 bed apartment... we do a lot of exercise daily, they have done fantastic here!
where do you live, if you dont mind me asking? where i live, ive only seen apartments allow 2 dogs max
@@mandymourey9207 Massachusetts..there are 80 units in the building, it's a very big building. I've been here years and I've never even met the landlord or the owner of the building. The building has a "4 pet" rule...they allow birds, reptile, cats, dogs, and fish. It's a decent building, a separate company maintains the building well.. but the landlord is definitely "hands off" when it comes to the tenants.. I've seen people in the building with 5 dogs plus cats. I'm the only one with Rotti's though lol..
you did not call my little floof ball a spawn of satan
Jack Russell Terriers are way too common at my complex. It's always a safe bet they'll go ballistic anytime anyone so much as approaches the building.
I have a german pointer in a apartment but im a hunter and work/exercise him every day and its doable
My family has a German shepherd that's mixed with those first two. We don't live in an apartment, but still. Things get hectic.
My cousin had a Jack Russell. It got into a fight with a possum. She lost an eye, but most of the blood in her fur belonged to the possum. They’re vicious little monsters. 😂
Had a boarder collie in a tiny apt, wonderful dog. Does great
100% agree. I have a cattle Dog and a jack Russell and a border collie x German Shepherd. Luckily on 40 acres. But the border collie x will chase flies if it has nothing else to do.
You're an awesome dog trainer! Lots of knowledge!
One of my neighbors has one of those Australian shepherds and every time she cracks the door open it literally sprints out lol
No one ever talks about the Boxer. My friend had a couple of boxers, and she said if she didn’t exercise them every single day, they would run away and be gone for quite a while because they had to run run run. But she liked the breed for a family. The dogs were real good with her kids.
The last one is Eddie from Frasier Crane.
As a guy who had a Jack Russell, you are spot on!
We rescued a cattle dog/ husky mix. We lived in a townhouse and walked her multiple times each day with a lunch play date with a puppy friend in the complex. 18 months later we bought 10 acres. She probably averages 90 minutes of activity each day with us and that’s not including her solo time. Every time I stand to take a piss, she’s up and ready to go. Thank god we work from home lol.
Good list!
I live in NYC and the amount of people who have these dogs plus huskies is outrageous.
I got a jack and I live in an appartement. The secret is to take it for a run twice a day, and play with it when u get the chance. Taking it camping is also great unless you like sleeping
Mom of ACD right here lol when we lived in an apartment we took 4 hour walks 6 days a week bc the energy was sky high!