10 Most Unusual dogs in the World – From the Top Speed Dalmatian to the Kung Fu Shih Tzu, these breeds are sure to turn heads!

10 Most Unusual dogs in the World – From the Top Speed Dalmatian to the Kung Fu Shih Tzu, these breeds are sure to turn heads!




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Are you an animal lover? If so, this list of 10 Most Unusual dogs in the World is sure to pique your interest! From the Kung Fu Shih Tzu to the Top Speed Dalmatian, these adorable and unique creatures will give you something to talk about at the next dog park gathering or social.



1) How fast can you run?

The fastest dogs can run at a speed of about 30 miles per hour. However, there is some variation among dog breeds. For example, greyhounds have been clocked at 45 miles per hour. The top speed of a dalmatian? A more leisurely 25 miles per hour.




2) Can you be fierce?

Take a look at any breed of dog and you’ll see one thing they all have in common: personality. Some breeds (particularly those with working-dog roots) are notoriously feisty, but do you know which ones? Scroll down for a look at ten of our favorites and learn more about their unique quirks and temperaments. If your pup is on our list, don’t worry—we know plenty of people who would love to spend time with them!




3) Are you cute enough?

Most of us love cute pets. However, we seem to forget that they aren’t just a pretty face. While it might be impossible not to fawn over some of these most unusual dog breeds, it’s important to remember that they need care and attention like any other animal would. So if you find yourself unable to resist snuggling up with one of these pups or kitties or chickens (yes, chickens!) make sure you keep them healthy as well as happy.

 



4) Do you have charisma?

Charisma is about more than just a great smile and outgoing personality. It’s about being warm, self-assured and most importantly—authentic. To be charismatic you must know who you are inside and project that outwards towards others. But what happens when your real life doesn’t match up with your online persona? The answer is simple: people can see through your charade quicker than you think, leaving you with little or no charisma at all.




5) Are you smart enough?

Pets can be considered as a huge part of our families and sometimes they become our best friends. Here we have prepared a list of 10 most unusual dog breeds that will surely make you look at them twice and also wonder if they truly exist. If you want to adopt one of these pets then keep an eye out for your local shelter because some might already be waiting there for you. If not, start searching online because some breeders offer them too.



6) Have you got a sense of humor?

If you’re funny (or think you can be funny), try your hand at a humor column or comic strip. Humor columns are definitely an acquired taste. If your sense of humor doesn’t catch on right away, don’t despair; keep at it. The biggest humor columnists today have been doing it for years, and they do have some loyal fans who follow them from publication to publication. But when writing humor for a living goes well, it certainly can go very well. People like Dave Barry and Garrison Keillor rake in millions. And if you’re more interested in drawing than writing, there are plenty of opportunities out there for cartoonists as well.




7) Is your bark worse than your bite?

German Shepherds make popular working and family pets, but they’re well-known for their guarding instincts. When a German Shepherd is well-trained and supervised, his natural instinct to protect your home will be a valuable asset—but if you own a German Shepherd that wasn’t properly trained as a puppy, he may end up hurting someone or making you look bad when trying to protect your house.




8) Let’s go for agility!

Agility is great for training your dog’s overall athleticism. It helps burn calories, improves balance and coordination and can even help boost his brain power by increasing circulation throughout his body. If you’re thinking about getting a new pooch (or just want to spice up your pup’s workout routine), try signing him up for agility classes. You won’t be disappointed!

 


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