Known for their stunning blue eyes and wolf-like appearance, Siberian Huskies are as headstrong as they are beautiful.
With their regal bearing and flowing coats, Afghan Hounds possess a dignified disobedience. They’re often likened to cats, preferring to do things on their terms.
Their sense of smell can lead them on adventures, making them turn a deaf ear to calls of return. Obedience classes? They’re more of a suggestion than a requirement for these free spirits.
Once on a scent trail, forget about getting their attention — they have more pressing matters to attend to, and a scold won’t make them lose their scent or resolve.
They might decide that your command to “come” is less appealing than the comfortable spot they’ve found on the couch. Negotiation and persuasion are essential with this breed.
Scotties pack a lot of personality into a small frame. They’re tenacious and independent, making them excellent vermin hunters but less enthusiastic about following commands.
This breed combines independence with a wrinkly scowl that judges your attempts at discipline.