This is because your dog has possessive behavior.
It is a good thing because when the dog growls, it is telling you to back off and get out of my space. This should obviously make you leave.
If your dog growls when you approach, it may be expressing discomfort, fear, or a desire to protect something it values, such as food or a toy. It's important to respect your dog's space and avoid punishing it for growling, as this can escalate the behavior. Instead, try to identify the triggers and gradually desensitize your dog to your presence through positive reinforcement. Consulting a professional trainer or behaviorist can also help address this behavior effectively.
It growls, bites and claws.
It growls, bites and claws.
if you agrivate it enough, yes
well you should still move it because if it growls at you it does not respect you. you should try to train it
No, a dog that is a toy breed has to reproduce with a dog of the same breed. This means that they will produce the same breed of dog. And not a dog out of the toy column.
from Mexico. toy dog.
I suggest buying a new more friendly dog like a beagle.
Vanessa Hudgens' dog, Shadow is a toy poodles... I think
the best method thats seems to work with mine is: hold the object you want you dog to learn, for example: if you want your dog to know what TOY means, hold a toy, get the dogs attention, say "toy" then hold the toy out to your dog. your dog should sniff the object your offering to him/her. while he/she is sniffing the toy tell the dog what it is, say "toy". then stand straight and hold the toy away from the dog, say "toy" again and then throw it, saying "go get the toy" do this every single day for about a week and then tell your dog "Go get the toy. Toy. Toy. go get the toy." your dog should go get the toy. if you want him to learn a word like a command, sit, lay down, speak, then you have to show the dog what sit means and then reward him/her. for example say "sit" then force the dog into a sitting position, then praise your dog, even tho u did it for him/her.
its not a toy its a dog