Yasmin ElSaie has revealed the breeds that she would never recommend  and her reasons are pretty convincing. Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time.More info. A dog lover has revealed the breeds she would never own  no matter how "beautiful" they are. Yasmin ElSaie said there were several breeds she would not recommend, and her reasons are quite compelling. Among them are very common dogs for people to own  but with hidden issues. Yasmin points out that certaindogs, such as Golden Retrievers and Huskies, require much more exercise than others. "I would not recommend these breeds for anyone living in a small flat in a city or for anyone who doesn't have a lot of time and energy for walking and exercising their dogs," she advises. Despite their beauty, these dog breeds are susceptible to breathing problems, which can also put extra pressure on their hearts. However, Yasmin notes that toy breeds are excellent for city living because they can be "easily transported around.". She told Fabulous Digital brachycephalic breeds were among those she would never get. She explains that this term refers to any shortnosed or flatfaced dogs. Examples include:. "Although beautiful, these dog breeds are prone to breathing problems, which can also put additional strain on their hearts," she explains. "A Poodle, for instance, gets knotted fur if it's not brushed daily and then needs to be shaved to relieve the dog of its matted condition," she elaborates. Any long coat breed will require some serious bathing or part bathing, brushing and drying.". In contrast, she highlights that a short coat breed like a smooth coat Chihuahua can easily be cleaned with a damp cloth. "If you have a longhaired breed, you also need to consider budgeting for regular visits to a groomer," she advises. While she acknowledges that Dachshunds are an "adorable breed," Yasmin cautions they are also prone to spinal and neurological problems that may require surgery to correct. "This breed's long body and short legs mean they are more susceptible to developing Intervertebral Disc Disease IVDD, which causes them issues with their ability to walk," she notes. Yasmin warns that large breeds will cost you a small fortune in your shopping billsCredit: Getty. Finally, Yasmin encourages people to think twice about any large breeds  emphasising that "finances matter," particularly in this day and age. She adds: "We all know you are what you eat. It's no different for your dog.". "If you want to provide your dog with fresh meat and high quality food the cost will be a lot more for a large dog example Great Dane around 60kg in comparison to a Pomerian 5kg, something to consider in the cost of living crisis. ".
Yasmin ElSaie shares dog breeds she wouldn't recommend, citing hidden issues. Breeds like Golden Retrievers and Huskies need extensive exercise. Brachycephalic breeds, like Poodles, are prone to health problems. Dachshunds may face spinal issues. Consider costs of grooming and food, especially for larger breeds.