How a dog behavior is different with another dog
September 17, 2024 ⚊ 1 Min read ⚊ Views 15 ⚊ BLOG
Dogs are highly social creatures, and their interactions with other dogs can significantly influence their behavior. Here are some key ways in which a dog’s behavior can differ when around another dog:
Socialization: Dogs that have been well-socialized from a young age are more likely to be comfortable and confident around other dogs. They will exhibit friendly behaviors such as tail wagging, play bowing, and gentle licking.
Dominance and Submission: Dogs often establish a social hierarchy within a group. The dominant dog may assert their authority through body language, such as standing tall, staring, or growling. Submissive dogs may exhibit behaviors such as avoiding eye contact, lying down, or rolling over.
Play Behavior: Dogs often engage in playful behaviors with other dogs, such as chasing, wrestling, and barking. However, it’s important to monitor play sessions to ensure that the dogs are not becoming aggressive or overexcited.
