Do dogs eat people

Answer 1

Well, darling, dogs are known to be loyal companions, not flesh-eating monsters. However, in rare cases, if a dog is extremely hungry or has been severely neglected, they may resort to biting or consuming human flesh. But let's be real, that's a pretty far-fetched scenario for your average household pooch.

Answer 2

Well, honey, dogs may chew on a bone, but eating people is a whole other level of crazy. Dogs are loyal companions, not cannibals. So, unless you're in a Horror movie or have seriously upset your furry friend, I wouldn't lose sleep over Fido making you his next meal.

Answer 3

Pet dogs and dogs that can be trained to be pets do not eat people. There are large types of dogs and I've forgotten their names at the moment, but large, dangerous, and wild dogs tend to chew on anything in their range. They will eat a bird, a cheese sandwich and occasionally a human. Nothing to fear though, they might eat your arm but they never eat you entirely. Be careful though.
No, dogs do not tend to EAT people, but they do bite ocassionaly, if provoked to a certain point.

Answer 4

While extremely rare, there have been isolated incidents of dogs attacking and consuming human flesh after the person has already passed away. This behavior is not typical for domesticated dogs who are properly cared for and fed.

Answer 5

In some cultures, people eat dogs. China is a common example though it is not a staple food in China.

Answer 6

In war zones the main source of food for dogs to scavenge is human.

Answer 7

Yes in parts of Asia