The Afghan Hound is elegant but highly independent. They prefer doing things their way, making training a real challenge, even for experienced dog owners.
This "barkless" breed is known for its cat-like attitude. Basenjis love to do their own thing and often ignore commands, making training a tough task.
Bulldogs are lovable but extremely stubborn. They respond best to short training sessions, but their lazy and willful nature makes them hard to train.
Chow Chows act like they own the house. They are strong-willed and not eager to please, which makes training them frustrating without consistent effort.
Borzoi dogs are intelligent but extremely independent. They prefer making their own decisions and often see no reason to obey human commands.
Bloodhounds are scent-driven, meaning once they pick up a smell, they completely ignore commands. Their training requires patience and a lot of persistence.
Dalmatians are playful but strong-willed. Their high energy makes them fun but difficult to train, as they get bored quickly and often do what they want.