Introduction

If you’re looking for a dog that can make people feel better about themselves, you might want to consider the French Bulldog. They’ve got round faces and big eyes that make people believe that they’re some kind of adorable little “fat puppy” or something like that. But if you’re into the whole bully-looking dog thing, then we’ve got just the list for you! In this article, we’ll rank 25 of the most ugly dog breeds on the planet by how ugly they are. We’ll start with #25 down to #1—and yes, these dogs are so ugly even their owners don’t want them!

#25 – English Bulldog

The English bulldog is a breed of dog that has a wrinkled face, short legs and a muscular body. The breed is known for its tenacity, courage, and loyalty.

#24 – Basset Hound

The Basset Hound is a very cute dog, but I’ve included it in this list of the ugliest dogs because of its droopy features. Their long bodies make their legs look shorter than they are and their droopy ears give them a sad appearance. The legs of basset hounds also seem to be a lot more flexible than other breeds which makes them more likely to trip on things like stairs or even get stuck in tight spaces.

The basset hound’s coat comes in different colors such as red, white and black with tan markings on the body. They have short fur that sheds regularly so you have to brush them frequently if you want your home clean! They love being outside no matter what time of year it is since they weren’t bred for warmth like some other breeds (think Husky).

#23 – French Bulldog

If you’re looking for a cute little French Bulldog, you’ve come to the wrong place.

French Bulldogs are one of the most popular dog breeds in the United States and across the world. They’re small but sturdy, loyal and affectionate toward their owners—and that’s about where the good stuff ends.

The French Bulldog has a large head, short muzzle and wide nostrils (which can make them more prone to respiratory problems), soft skin under their eyes that can cause painful sores if they rub against something rough when sleeping or playing, droopy eyelids—which give them a perpetually sad look—and short legs that make it tough for them to climb stairs or jump up onto furniture like other dogs do without help from humans (or maybe just one good push).

#22 – Chow Chow

The Chow Chow is a breed of dog, originating in China and Mongolia. The Chow Chow is a large dog with a dense double coat. It has been bred for thousands of years to hunt, guard and herd. The breed has distinctive black markings on its face as well as blue-black lips and tongue which should be clean and free from hair.

Chow Chows are intelligent but stubborn at times so they require an owner who can be firm but consistent when training them. They make great companions for people who live in apartments or houses with small yards because they do not require much exercise to stay happy and healthy!

#21 – Neapolitan Mastiff

The Neapolitan Mastiff is a large breed. It’s a drooler, and not the best dog to have around small children. They can be aggressive with other dogs, and their short life span makes them harder to train or keep as pets over time.

#20 – Pug

Pugs are a breed of dog with a wrinkly, short-muzzled face and curled tail. They are known for being sociable, playful, and energetic. Pugs can suffer from some health problems such as brachycephalic syndrome which causes breathing difficulties, skin conditions like dry eye or allergies; and also ear infections due to their flattened face. They have been documented since the Zhou Dynasty in China where they were popular pets for Chinese royalty due to their stamina in battle. In England during the 1800s pug dogs were kept by people who had more money than sense because they’re just so darn ugly!

#19 – Boston Terrier

Boston terriers are a small breed of dog that was first bred in the United States. Boston terriers are known for their short, smooth coat, button nose and erect ears. The Boston terrier is often used as a therapy dog because it is so friendly and good-natured. The Boston terrier should be kept indoors and prevented from jumping off furniture or running around too much to prevent injury to its back legs.

Boston Terriers are an active breed that requires daily exercise such as walking or playing with toys in the yard. This breed is also very affectionate towards its owners but can act like a guard dog if it feels threatened by strangers who enter your home unannounced or if there is another animal present which may threaten its safety (such as another dog).

#18 – Shih Tzu

The Shih Tzu is a small dog with long, fluffy hair. They are very popular and are known for their intelligence and loyalty.

If you have a big heart, then the Shih Tzu may be right for you!

#17 – Pekingese

The Pekingese is one of the oldest known breeds of dog. Originating in China, this breed has been around for more than 2,000 years.

The Pekingese is a toy dog breed with short legs and a flat face, similar to that of a lion’s. They have a thick double coat and tend to be friendly toward other dogs and people alike; however, they can be aggressive toward other animals if not socialized properly from an early age. These dogs are very affectionate toward their owners and like nothing better than getting attention from them.

#16 – Shar-pei

The Shar-pei, also known by its Chinese name Shā pěi (often translated as Lion Dog), is a breed of dog that originated in China. The breed has a thick coat and an undercoat, which makes it resemble shaggy hair. These dogs are very loyal and protective of their owners, making them great guard dogs.

#15 – Tibetan Spaniel

A Tibetan Spaniel is a toy dog breed originating in Tibet, known for its intelligence and loyalty. The Tibetan Spaniel can be either hairless or have a short coat like a velvet or plush toy.

Tibetan Spaniels are one of the most ancient breeds of dog in the world. They were first bred by monks living at Mount Everest to help them with their work, but they also became popular as pets among nobles throughout Europe during the 19th century. These dogs are extremely loyal and protective of their families, making them great guard dogs!

#14 – English Toy Spaniel

English Toy Spaniels are a small breed of dog that originated in England. They are good with children and make excellent watchdogs, making them great companions for families with children. They have a very long lifespan and require minimal grooming.

#13 – Chinese Crested Dog

The Chinese Crested Dog is a hairless dog breed that is believed to have originated in Mexico. The Chinese Crested has been considered a companion dog since the early 1900s, and it’s one of the most popular breeds today. The Chinese Crested is also known for being friendly and intelligent, so it makes sense that this breed makes our list as one of the ugliest dogs out there!

The Chinese Crested generally weighs between 10 and 25 pounds, with males being larger than females. These dogs come in a variety of colors including white, black & tan, brown & white and red & white to name just a few. While the color might not be too bad (I mean sure…it looks like someone was trying to make their dog look cool by coloring it with markers), what really makes this dog ugly are its features! For example:

• It has whiskers on its face as well as moustache-like lines above its eyes
• Its ears are high set on top of its head which gives them an awkward look when they’re standing upright

#12 – Brussels Griffon

The Brussels Griffon is a small dog breed from the toy group. It has a square body and short legs. The coat is usually black with tan or red markings on its head, chest, and feet. The breed often has an undercoat as well as an outer coat, which means it sheds twice a year (or more often). The Brussels Griffon is a very playful dog that loves to be around people. They will even make their way into your bed if you’re not careful! It’s important to note that this breed can get along well with other animals when they are socialized correctly from an early age.

#11 Petit Brabancon Griffon

The Petit Brabancon Griffon is a small dog breed of the Griffon type developed in Belgium. The Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI) places it in the Hound Group, while the United Kennel Club (USKC), All-Breed Canine Organization (ABCO), and American Canine Hybrid Club (ACHC) place it in their Terrier Group.

The Petit Brabancon Griffon was bred to hunt small game and vermin. It is a short-legged breed with a broad head, large open nostrils and upright ears that are carried erect when alert or curious. The eyes are dark brown or hazel but never blue. The hair can be any color except white; common colors include orange/tan, red fawn/biscuit brindle or any combination thereof . They have smooth coats which do not shed much making them an excellent choice for allergy sufferers!

#10 Affenpinscher

Affenpinschers are small, tough little dogs. They’re just over a foot tall, making them a good choice for apartment life. Their long coat—which can change from red to gold to black as they age—makes them look like miniature Pinschers or Dachshunds; the Affenpinscher’s ears also resemble those of an ape-like creature of some sort.

This breed is active and playful, but not hyperactive so you don’t have to worry about it running all over your house! Affenpinschers love people and will make great companions if they’re trained well at an early age.

#9 Poodle (Toy, Miniature & Standard)

The poodle is a toy, miniature or standard breed that can be hypoallergenic and has the intelligence of an average dog. The poodle makes a great family pet with its high energy level and cheerful demeanor. This intelligent dog is known to be trainable, loyal, playful and affectionate towards people of all ages.

The poodle will make a good watch or guard dog as well because he doesn’t bark too much but he will also alert you if something suspicious happens near your home by barking loudly when necessary.

Poodles are very popular among people who have allergies since they don’t shed their fur like other breeds do so if you get one make sure to brush him regularly so that he doesn’t start growing mats in his coat which can trap dander particles causing allergic reactions in humans!

#8 Lhasa Apso & Shiba Inu tie

Lhasa Apso

The Lhasa Apso is an ancient breed of dog from Tibet. It’s known for its long, silky white fur, which can be curly or straight. The pointy ears are a trademark of the breed and often flop over on top of each other when your dog is relaxed or asleep. Shiba Inu

This Japanese dog is known for its pointy ears that stand up tall. They are also very good watchdogs, but they tend to be aloof with strangers and make poor guard dogs due to their independence and lack of territorial instinct. These tiny dogs love being around people so much that they’ve been known to snap at people if you try to move them off the bed!

Conclusion

We hope you enjoyed reading our list of the ugliest dog breeds. We know it’s not easy being cute, so we’re happy to have ranked these dogs as they deserve. If you disagree with our list, tell us why! Do you think there are other breeds that should be higher or lower? Or do you think your dog deserves to be on this list of ugly dogs? Let us know in the comments below!