When it comes to choosing a dog, temperament matters just as much as size or appearance. While any dog can bite if provoked, scared, or poorly trained, some breeds have a reputation—earned or not—for being more likely to nip or bite under certain circumstances. This doesn’t mean these breeds are “bad” or unlovable. In most cases, biting behavior is more about environment, training, and handling than genetics. Still, it’s helpful to be aware of which breeds may require extra socialization, […]
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