What dog breed is most likely to bite?

Answer 1

yes dogs can and if you have realised if you annoy them the give you a hole lot of waring signs like growling or barking best thing to do if a dog turns on you is to get on ur hands adn knees adn make sure ONLY your bak is showing them make sure ur face and arms and legs are toalty hidden

Answer 2

there are no certain breeds that have a rep for turning on their owners..however owning a dog that has a history of being physically abused i'd be careful with..its all about how you shape a dog, not call it by its name.me myself am terrified of chiuahuah's! but i own a pitbull so it's all upto the individual dog, not a particular breed.

Answer 3

Dogs who are treated badly, neglected, or abused. Dogs who think that they, not their owner, are the Alpha of the pack or dogs that are trained to attack or defend against people (they may mistake their handler for one they are to be guarding against). Small dogs such as Chihuahuas and pomeranians are babied and sometimes not trained for they are small enough to not pose a threat. My belief (may no be true, just a theory) the majority of dog bites are by a small breed. The fact is that the most reported dog bites are by Labrador Retrievers because they have a reputation of being friendly, family dogs and are approached with less fear than, say, an APBT (Pit Bulls are some of the best dogs with kids and some of the most loyal. If is true that they have a tendency to be dog-aggressive, but proper training, which is often neglected, fixes that.), but my theory is that this massive number of small breed dog bites are not reported as they are not severe enough (small dog, small bite) to be reported.

Answer 4

No dog will "turn on their master" if the master is the dominant authority (the one in control). As Cesar Milan says, "Exercise. Discipline. Affection."

Answer 5

if they feel threat or have been abused or unfeed. or they are losing contact with owner

Answer 6

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