Every dog wants to be pack leader. If they feel threatened or intimidated by another dog they may growl or bark to prove dominence. Other dogs, usually smaller, weaker, elderly or younger dogs, are less of a threat so there is no need to show dominence.
you can start to take training lessons, or sidetrack your dog with something.
yes
No. They are dogs... not bears... the most they can do is growl and bark then get ripped apart.
No. Dogs bark, Cats growl. A tiger is a cat.
They bark, show their teeth, growl, and bite.
By burrowing, digging a hole and hiding in it.
They bark, growl, or whimper. If this isn't enough for you, go to Wikipedia.org and type in dog.
Hunt,eat,run,bite,growl,bark basicly anything wolves do
Yes, often. It's a painful experience.
Dogs are the kinds of animals that use community service when they bark, growl, or grunt.
if your dogs bark only when you are outside that means that they are being protective of you. you may find that when a new person approaches you with your dogs around that they won't be too happy about it and might growl/bite depending on your dog's level of aggressiveness.
Most dogs bark when strange people are in the house, or people they dont know, and they growl and snap at other dogs. The biggest way to tell if your dog is vicious is if he or she snaps and growls and snaps at its owner.