If you encounter a large dog that isn’t leashed, would you take a detour?
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If you encounter a large dog that isn’t leashed, would you take a detour?
Now, owners of large dogs are more sensible; in the past, the idea was that the more fierce a dog appeared, the better. It is best to be gentle now. Alaskan Malamutes, Golden Retrievers, and Labrador Retrievers are quite common.
Although dogs don’t bite easily, just in case, it’s better to stay away… I remember when I used to ride a bike to work, there were always wolf dogs suddenly rushing out from around the corner, barking fiercely with a fierce look. I think, thankfully it’s tied up; what if it weren’t? Once, there was a dog with a leash on it; I rode by on my bike, and the dog pretended not to see me, so nothing happened. Finally I understood that this dog was just there out of boredom, trying to scare passersby. What it wants to see is the panicked expression on passersby when they are suddenly startled; P
It depends; it’s generally possible to tell whether a dog is aggressive or not
What does that mean? Do you want to give the dog a bite?
Not necessarily; dogs that don’t bark are the ones most likely to bite; P
I’m quite brutal and like to eat dog meat
According to professionals, dogs can sense a certain scent on those who slaughter dogs, which scares them; it’s not clear whether this is true or not Was Fan Kuai that kind of person back then?