the mother dog will start to make the puppies independent by "being mean" to them. when she is gone the puppies will need to know how to get along without her. when she ignores them they are forced to do things on their own which makes them independent.
Not really. Young puppies recognise their mother as their mother, but other than that, no.
Like all mammals a mother dog feeds her young milk that she produces.
Yes, barred owls may attack dogs if they feel threatened or if the dog is perceived as a threat to their territory or young. It is important to keep dogs on a leash and supervise them when in areas where barred owls are present.
Jem's mother died from a sudden heart attack when Scout was two years old.
Depends on how they are trained. I have 2 at home and they weren't very good dogs at first, but after time, work, and a lot of patience they can be really amazing dogs.
I believe its more of a monkey see monkey do. They see how their mother reacts and learn.
Guard dogs are different from attack dogs because guard dogs will bark loudly to alert their owners of an intruder's presence and to scare away the intruder. Attack dogs will also bark loudly to alert their owners, but will go in for the attack.
A cheetah mother will try to protect its young. But in the face of an attack from lions or hyenas, the cheetah has little choice but to escape and hope the young will remain hidden and survive.
No, they are mammals, the mother bears live young much like dogs, cats, or people.
All mothers have a strong instinct to protect their young from harm. The mother dog is just doing what comes naturally, protecting her puppies.
They will sometimes kill dogs.
the diffrence between young dogs and old dogs is that young dogs will hump your legs more and old dogs want YOU to hump them!! beware when you get a dog