Shih Tzus protect themselves primarily through their vocalizations, as they are known to bark to alert their owners of potential threats. Their small size makes them less capable of physical defense, so they often rely on their agility to evade danger. Additionally, they may seek comfort or safety by retreating to familiar spaces or staying close to their owners. Their friendly and affectionate nature also helps them bond with people, which can deter potential threats from approaching.
they defend their selves by their claws
not..
by spine leaves
spit and kick
By stabing them selves
Mongooses protect them selves by dancing and dogging enemies.
we protect ourselves from running fast and running
no
hard shell
they bit them
to protect theme selves
They camouflauge and they do not see the animal