Some male dogs could be aggressive but not all of them especially if they are highly trained because then they are taught not to bite or misbehave in any inappropriate behaviors.
No, male dogs do not go into heat. Only female dogs go into heat, which is a period of fertility and reproductive readiness. Male dogs do not experience this physiological process.
they will try to be the alpha a round other male dogs and try to convenes the female that they are more stronger then the other male
Male and female dogs differ in appearance mainly in their size and physical features. Male dogs are typically larger and have more muscular builds compared to female dogs. Additionally, male dogs may have broader heads and thicker necks, while female dogs tend to have a more slender and graceful appearance. These differences in appearance can vary depending on the breed of the dog.
female dogs are 'bitches', male dogs are just 'dogs'
It depends if you trained your dog or not. Usually who barks more is the more protective one, but usually it is the male. I have 2 dogs of my own and the male one barks more.
Behavior in dogs is not determined by gender. Both male and female dogs can be well-behaved with proper training, socialization, and care. Individual temperament, training, and socialization are more important factors in a dog's behavior than gender.
You need the right mood for it to happen.
Male dogs may drink female dogs' urine as a way to gather information about the female's reproductive status, health, and identity. This behavior is a natural instinct in dogs to learn more about potential mates and establish social connections within their pack.
well, if you want MORE dogs, well, yeah, its fine. BUT, however, if you NOT want more dogs... ... DO NOT DO ITTTTT!!!!!!!
Male dogs can not go into heat.
A male lion can scare off 15 spotted hyenas and hyena are larger and more powerfull then german shepard the dogs might attack the lion but they conot kill it.
Because they ARE male dogs. Have him neutered to control unwanted behaviors.