Why westies are the worst dog

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Westies are the most annoying, loudest and most stubborn dogs. But we love them anyway! So here is a list of the top

10 reasons why westies are the worst:

1. Very Noisy

Westies can be boisterous, which some people find off-putting or annoying.

Yelps Including At The Wrong Time. Westies are screamers and always yap at the wrong time. No matter if you're out in public or not, they will make a racket on your next walk outside today and then simultaneously follow this up with dozens of "whys" unsuccessfully searching for an answer heaped upon any sympathetic human who doesn't set off his alarm bells as to what could be happening instead of answering, any other time of the day or night. Westies are especially noisy when they sense that there is someone in danger, and most do seem to hear things and respond before their human does, which has led many people to call them "hard dogs."

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2. Aggressive

They are known to be aggressive with their owners and other dogs. Westies have a reputation for being territorial and combative towards other dogs. They are trained to 'dominant guard', which involves stopping an attack on your body using licking or nipping at the attacker with his bite applied firm enough not to leave bruised spots while attacking another is more forceful use of teeth giving them above the average bite.

Not all Westies are always friendly and eager to get along with everyone they encounter, as some people find them to be overly aggressive toward strangers and other dogs on walks or when outside in the open air.

3. Training difficulty

On average, a dog of this breed requires close to 30% in their daily training, such as teaching obedience and self-control. Of course, some species are more challenging than others, but rest assured that many good trainers are available with years of experience who can get your Westie on the right track.

Westie's can be fascinated by the shiny objects they find, so well-mannered owners encourage this behaviour when modelling appropriate toys to their dog. Controlling play with an owner can also alleviate problematic behaviours such as jumping up and holding people or tearing things apart.

4. Health issues

Like all dog breeds, Westies are prone to a variety of ailments. However, these illnesses vary greatly from one type to the next, and some species are more vulnerable than others.

Westies are generally healthy dogs if purchased from a competitive breeder who examines his stock for potential health issues and performs the breed's prescribed tests.

Westies can also have allergies, discomfort during urination or excessive barking that can bother people next to you.

According to the Official Breed Club Health Health Statement, Westies are prone to eye, patella, and hip issues, with roughly 10% of all westies suffering from one of these conditions.

Another study by the Canine Medicine and Genetics, the largest yet undertaken on westies, found that:

The most common problems are:

Dental disease (15.7 per cent of Westies).
Ear disease (10.6 per cent).
Overgrown nails (7.2 per cent).
Allergic skin disorder (6.5 per cent).
Obesity (6.1 per cent).

Lower respiratory tract disease and cancer, on the other hand, were the most common causes of mortality in the breed, accounting for 10.2 per cent of all deaths. The next leading cause of death was spinal cord diseases, which accounted for 7.8% of all deaths.

5. Westies Grooming

It is true; West Highland White Terriers require frequent grooming and trips to the groomer regularly.

The all-white double coat of the Westie is extremely rough to the touch and isn't as soft or fluffy as it appears; constant brushing is required to keep them looking their best.

Brushing your Westie's long and thick hair with a hairbrush every day is essential to maintain his coat clean and his skin healthy, which will help prevent shedding.

Overgrown nails are also a typical problem with westies, so regular nail cutting is essential, and it's best to take a dog like a westie to a professional groomer for the best results.

6. Short hair coat

Because Westies have short hair coats, they can get hot and sweaty in the summer months, leading to problems such as allergies or asthma.

Westies also have a high energy level, leading to them being Restless Personality Disorder carriers. It means that they are prone to acting out or being difficult to control due to their need for stimulation.