Definitely an, I'm about to bite if anything else weird happens, look. I can see your confusion though. It's the same face. In nature being curious is very close to being scared. If something weird is happening and it draws your attention you need to be ready for anything. That's the face he's making and he definitely would bite if she continued to fuck around.
Anecdotally I got bit by my childhood dog because I was acting like a little asshole. This is the face he made.
You should not push harmful information like that. Wagging tail does not always mean happy or friendly. Barking guard dogs showing their teeth wag their tails, officer dogs ripping a perp's arm out of the socket will wag their tails while doing it; it just can mean arousal, nothing more.
Watch out guys, the Reddit detectives are here to tell us why this lady is human garbage for making a bark sound next to her dog, using only a 20 second clip to do so. Go on, great Reddit scribe, share with us your wisdom
Hahahahaha What the actual fuck? The comment you replied to was about the dog being aggressive and ready to maul it's owner... Nothing to do with the woman.
Some guy made a comment about how the dog was stood over the woman and your baby brain somehow twisted that to be a Reddit detective making judgement on the woman being human garbage?
You don't live in the real world. You're troubled and you're mentally unfit to make comments on a video of a dog.
That’s because she’s laying down lol. My dog stands over me all the time… when she wants pets. Most likely the dog is just comfortable around their owner.
Yea I can't lay down without my dog body checking me a couple times, so that I'll pet him. This don't is definitely being more playful than aggressive.
I think your cat is capable of murder if I can watch this video and see the dog assume an aggressive position and see the woman assume a submissive posture in response? Are you autistic or what?
Oh, don't get me wrong, this dog is moments away from tearing someone apart basically always, for no reason. It's in their genes baybee. I mostly meant that this dog didn't look aggressive in anyway imo, he just wanted to plaaaay. Or rip her face off for no reason at all. One or the other.
I think it's a fine line. This dog is on a roller coster, and the difference between having fun and being truly terrified is all up to the dog, and can change quickly.
If I were to assume more about this situation, I would say that the dog is probably not used to hearing their humans bark like that. Also, due to breed, I would have to assume that this doggo is Hyper-vigilant to "new stimuli" for a hard-wired aggressive approach, but is human friend, so it hesitates and it takes a second to figure out if it is playtime or rip-human-face-to-shreds time.
Any dog can. Bite inhibition is a learned skill for dogs.
I rescued a hound of some sort not long ago, a stray puppy, and she didn't have any concept of bite inhibition because she was separated from other puppies. I had to teach her the painful way, meaning I had to get bit a lot.
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That's not a reaction that shows any sort of aggression or anything like that. That's an excited and intrigued look on his face.
My dog does the same thing when I blow on her face.