Introduction

The dog is man’s best friend. The dogs have been around since thousands of years and they are used for various purposes. Dogs are not only man’s best friends but also a great companion. If you get a dog as your pet then it will be very loyal to you and protect you from any danger. There are various types of dogs available in the world and each type has its own unique qualities but some dogs are ugly looking than others.

Slide Show

A slide show is a list of 10 ugly dogs.

Each dog has a picture and 2 videos. The list is in random order in terms of first and last, but each dog is in the same order as it appears on this page.

Unknown Breed

An unknown breed, the exact origin of this dog is unknown. The breed has a short coat and a rounded head, with a short muzzle and large eyes. It does not appear to be recognized by any major kennel clubs but can be found online as an “Aussie” mix.

Xoloitzcuintli

Xoloitzcuintli is the Mexican Hairless Dog

A very old breed that was used for hunting and guarding, Xoloitzcuintli has a long history in Mexico. It is a small dog with a short coat.

Chinese Crested Hairless Dog

The Chinese Crested Hairless Dog is a breed of hairless dog that originated in Mexico and Central America. It is one of the oldest breeds of hairless dogs, and it was bred to hunt rats and other rodents in China and Mexico.

The Chinese Crested Hairless Dog weighs between 10-15 pounds, with an average height of 14 inches to 19 inches at the shoulders. The top coat may be any color, but usually has dark spots or patches on it. It has short legs with dewclaws on both front legs and rear legs, which are often used for climbing trees or fences when hunting rats (as the dog’s natural prey).

Pug Dog

The Pug dog is a short-faced breed of dog with a wrinkly, short-muzzled face, curled tail, and round eyes. It is one of the oldest breeds in the world. Pugs are known for their distinctive flat faces, but this comes with some health issues.

Pugs were bred to serve as palace dogs in China and were also companions to Buddhist monks. The pug’s name actually means “monkey faced” because of its wrinkled forehead that resembles a monkey’s face!

These dogs have been part of human history since ancient times and are closely related to other ancient breeds such as Shih Tzu and Tibetan Spaniel.

English Bulldog

The English Bulldog is a breed of dog in the Molosser breed group. The English Bulldog has a wrinkly face and a muscular body. The English Bulldog is one of several breeds that have been bred for their imposing appearance to help keep them on the property they guard, not because they were considered good working dogs or pets.

The English Bulldog was originally bred in England as a fighting dog, with its expression being important to terrify opponents and attract audience attention at fights. It has been suggested that it originated in crossbreeding bulldogs with pugs, though this is disputed. The modern breed has been developed to reduce the problems caused by excessive skin folds around its head; some go so far as to suggest that this is the result of intentional selection for neoteny (that is, breeding dogs that look more like puppies).

Pekingese Dog

The Pekingese is a dog breed that was first bred for the Chinese Imperial Court, and it has since become one of the most popular breeds in the world. It is a toy dog breed and its members are classified as being part of the Toy Group. The name “Pekingese” came from its origins in China’s capital city, Beijing (also called Peking), although there is some debate on whether this was their original home or not.

The history of this breed can be traced back to imperial times in China when they were bred specifically for royalty by Buddhist monks who lived at temples near palaces where they would attend dinner parties with these tiny dogs tucked under their arms while they ate their meals. They became known as Palace Dogs (or simply “Palace Pets”) because only those who served at court could own them; anyone else trying to acquire one would be thrown into prison if caught doing so!

Beagle Dog

The Beagle is a breed of small hound, similar in appearance to the much larger foxhound. The Beagle is scent hound, developed primarily for hunting hare. With a great sense of smell and an excellent voice, the beagle is suited to hunting in heavy cover.

The beagle’s sense of smell for tracking is second only to that of the Bloodhound.

French Bulldog

The French bulldog is a small, muscular dog with a flatter face, a short muzzle and erect ears. It has a wide range of coat colors and patterns, as well as diverse body types. The Frenchie is alert but friendly toward strangers and affectionate with family members.

These dogs were originally bred in France to be used as ratters in farms. This led to the development of their unique physical features (flatter head). They were bred down from larger dogs until they became small enough to be kept inside the house so that they could continue their work even when it was cold outside during wintertime months!

Jack Russell Terrier

Jack Russell Terrier is a small, short-legged breed of terrier that was bred to hunt foxes and vermin. The Jack Russell Terrier is an energetic and intelligent dog that can be stubborn and independent. It has a lot of energy, but only needs moderate exercise. It also loves to dig holes in the ground when it’s bored or looking for something to play with–so make sure you have a good fence around your backyard if you plan on getting one!

Chihuahua Dog

A Chihuahua is a toy dog breed of the terrier type. It is named for the state of Chihuahua in Mexico. The Chihuahua is the smallest breed of dog and can weigh between 2 and 6 pounds (1 to 3 kg) with an average height of 6 to 10 inches (15 to 25 cm). The long coat and large bat-like ears give this little dog a very distinctive appearance; he looks like a rodent or alien creature from outer space!

The Chihuahua originated in Mexico, where it has been bred for thousands of years by civilizations for companionship, protection and hunting purposes. However, there are several theories regarding its origin: some believe that these dogs were descended from ancient Chinese breeds while others believe they migrated over time into North America via sea trade routes or perhaps another one came across with Spanish explorers during the 16th century conquest of Mexico. Regardless which theory you subscribe to – one thing is certain: this little guy will steal your heart!

Top 10 Most Ugly Dogs in the World.

• Chinese Crested

The Chinese Crested is a breed that originated in China and was brought to America in the 1800s by sailors who visited the country. It has been used as a guard dog or by those who work with animals, such as vets and pet groomers. The Chinese Crested has hairless skin and fur, which means that you can see its body right through its coat! Some of them have long ears while others have short ears like those on cats or rabbits. Their eyes can be different colors too! They’re small dogs with big personalities because they love attention and affection from their owners every day!

• Shih Tzu

The Shih Tzu is one of the oldest breeds out there dating back all the way back to ancient times where they were fashionable pets owned by royalty during their time period until today where they’re still considered trendy dogs but are also good family dogs thanks to their easygoing personality which makes them fun companions for kids growing up together with these furry pals just like me :)”

Conclusion

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