Not all dogs greet strangers with a wagging tail. Some breeds are naturally more protective, territorial, or cautious—traits that can lead to stranger-directed aggression. This behavior includes growling, barking, lunging, or even biting unfamiliar people. According to the University of Pennsylvania’s Canine Behavioral Assessment and Research Questionnaire (C-BARQ), certain breeds consistently rank higher for this type of behavior. While training and environment are major factors, breed tendencies shouldn’t be overlooked. Below are 10 dog breeds that exhibit some of the […]
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