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No. They are highly intelligent and need to have an experienced and dominant owner, so as not to think they are the ruler of the household. If you allow the dog to believe he or she is the ruler of your home, many varying degrees of behavior issues will arise, including but not limited to: separation anxiety, obsessive barking, dog aggressiveness, willfulness, and guarding.
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