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Today, we are here with the top 10 list of the most aggressive and dangerous dogs in 2016. Our danger factors are based on severity of injury caused by these dogs to their owners or victims. Also, these dog breeds earned their place on our list base on their terrible reputations, often labeled as vicious, because of their violent interactions with other dogs and humans. Below are the lists: No 10: Doberman Pinscher Dobermans weighs around 65 to 90 lbs and are widely known for alertness, loyalty and intelligence. You can see these dogs guarding almost everywhere. It usually attacks when its master’s family faces some sort of danger. It also takes over when it is aroused. No 9: Great Danes Great Danes weigh around 200 pounds and are claimed to be unique dog breeds, capturing the attention of public wherever they go. These dogs weigh around 200 pounds. Since they are gigantic, you can imagine the kind of fear they can pose on an opponent. Even if you are fond of d...

In a fairly interesting unforeseen development, a lady has pledged against men and wedded her pet Dog. 47 year old. Amanda Rodgers from Brixton in south London was married to a man 20 years back, however the relationship lamentably endured close to a couple short months, so dissapointed she chose to swear against men and swing to Dogs. Amanda states that she chose to marry her pet Dog because in light of the fact that she had every one of the qualities that she was searching for in a man: "Sheba had been a major part of my life for a considerable length of time, making me laugh and consoling me when I was feeling sad." Procedures began traditionally, when Amanda got down on one knee and proposed to her pet, Sheba. In spite of the fact that the canine couldn't react, Rodgers says that she "could tell by her tail wagging that she said yes." More than 200 individuals went to the wedding which occurred in Split, Croatia. Rodgers grasped the day completely e...

Dogs save lives every day. Just ask 7-year-old Luke, whose service puppy, Jedi, used his training to alert Luke's family when danger struck. Luke, who was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, has a glucose monitoring system that keeps track of his blood sugar levels, and his family keeps watch in case they become dangerously low. But as Luke and his mother slept last week, Luke's blood sugar started to dip — and Jedi was quick to take action. "Jedi jumped off the bed, then back on again. Though I felt him do this, I didn't wake up," Luke's mother, Dorrie,  wrote in a Facebook post . "Then Jedi laid on me. I woke up." Jedi then bowed, which he is trained to do if Luke's levels are about to dip.  At first, Dorrie told Jedi to go back to sleep. Then, when "the sleepy fog started to wear off," she realized something was wrong — Luke's blood sugar had dipped to 57. Thanks to Jedi's quick alert, Luke was able to take a glu...