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The worst-behaved dog breed in the world, according to data

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Irish wolfhound

At 30 inches, the Irish wolfhound is the tallest breed approved by the American Kennel Club, yet they are gentle giants.

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Australian shepherd

The Australian shepherd is a high-energy breed with a relatively unknown origin story prior to its appearance in the U.S.

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Saluki

Salukis have origins in the Middle East and resemble greyhounds. The breed is the second-fastest in the world.

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Siberian husky

Siberian huskies, who come in several coats and sizes, are the Tundra's symbol of productivity and loyalty.

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Bichon Frise

This breed first gained popularity amongst European royalty in the 13th century in the likes of Italy, France, and Spain, and it's easy to see why.

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Tibetan spaniel

Since they could see great distances, this breed was initially developed to guard Tibetan monasteries' walls. 

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