UPDATE: A veterinarian has just shared his controversial rankings of dog breeds, sparking a lively debate among pet owners worldwide. Dr. Amir Anwary, known on TikTok as @Amirthevet, released a video that quickly garnered over 6,000 likes, captivating viewers with his candid opinions about the breeds he encounters in his practice.
In a recent TikTok video, Dr. Anwary ranked his most and least favorite dog breeds, igniting discussions about canine temperaments and treatment experiences. He stated, “Oh my word, you guys, this is gonna be so fun and so controversial.” The video features a filter that randomly selects dog breeds, allowing him to share his unique insights.
Among his top picks, Dr. Anwary declared the golden retriever as his favorite breed, commending their friendly nature. “I love goldens. I’ve never been bitten by a golden retriever. They’ve always been so chilled,” he proclaimed. However, he quickly adjusted his rankings, admitting that the pit bull should have taken the top spot. “Pit bulls are my favorite. I love pit bulls, obsessed with them,” he added, emphasizing their sweet demeanor and his positive experiences with them.
Conversely, Dr. Anwary expressed strong negative sentiments towards the chihuahua, humorously dubbing it “Satan” and placing it at the bottom of his list. “Why are they making it smile? The lies, the deception,” he joked. This sparked a flurry of responses from viewers, some defending the breed’s reputation as loving companions.
Other breeds featured included the bull dog, which he ranked second due to its affectionate temperament despite its health challenges. The labrador received a middle ranking, with Dr. Anwary noting the variability in behavior among different colors, particularly calling out the black labradors for their tendency to be “a bit crazy.”
His ranking continued with Shih Tzus in fourth place, praised for their happy demeanor but noted for their grooming needs. The German shepherd found itself in the ninth spot, as he highlighted the challenges of the breed in South Africa, where many are untrained and can exhibit aggressive tendencies.
The video resonated with many pet owners, leading to a heated dialogue in the comments section. One viewer remarked, “Every chihuahua I have ever met has been so sweet,” while another questioned the negative portrayal of the breed, sharing positive experiences with their own chihuahuas.
As Dr. Anwary’s video circulates online, it raises important discussions about breed perceptions and the experiences of pet owners and veterinarians alike. The ranking not only entertains but also encourages viewers to reflect on their own pets and the unique traits each breed brings to the table.
For pet owners, the insights shared by Dr. Anwary serve as a reminder of the diversity in canine behavior and temperament. With the ongoing engagement online, this topic is likely to remain a point of interest for pet lovers everywhere.
Stay tuned for more updates as reactions continue to pour in, and consider how your own dog breeds measure up against Dr. Anwary’s rankings.
