Also watch for what I dub the "freeze n' stares"... where a dog freezes while in close proximity (that is, inches) of the other dog, the tail wags become stiff, and the dog stares straight ahead at some part of the other dog's body, often with whites beginning to show around the eyes. This posture almost guarantees an imminent attack, and the staring dog is usually looking at the point where he intends to bite.
Also watch for what I dub the "freeze n' stares"... where a dog freezes while in close proximity (that is, inches) of the other dog, the tail wags become stiff, and the dog stares straight ahead at some part of the other dog's body, often with whites beginning to show around the eyes. This posture almost guarantees an imminent attack, and the staring dog is usually looking at the point where he intends to bite.
mootopia 3 years ago
walk ur dogs before u bring them to the park!
WeHaveNoUsername 3 years ago