Top 10 hyperactive dog breeds

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Ready to move and play, the Jack Russell terrier has a high level of energy that he enjoys expending. Curious by nature, an unstimulated Jack Russell terrier can turn his energetic ways into trouble without a lot of positive activity.

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Completely devoted to his master, the Chihuahua tends to get a bad rep for his spicy attitude and protective instincts. Happy when cuddled next to his master, this pup can become overly active when going into guard-dog mode. Calm him down with play and assurance that you’re out of harm’s way.

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A breed born with a love of swimming, running and retrieval, the graceful standard poodle loves to be on the move. An adventurous breed, poodles enjoy an active lifestyle. If he’s not getting enough challenge and fun in his life, he’ll find new and possibly destructive ways to release his pent-up energy.

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A dog that is built to run for miles on end, the dalmatian rarely tires. Playful, enthusiastic and extremely zealous, this breed does best with an active lifestyle, with plenty of room to roam. A bored Dalmatian can be destructive, so give him things to do and places to go to help him exercise his body and mind.

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Naturally social and mischievous, the Siberian husky is an adventurous and life-loving breed. With a knack for running and athletics, this active pup is smart and ready for fun. Keep him busy with sports and outdoor fun to avoid any negative behaviors.

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