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dogs.suite101.com — You may think your dog would never bite, but according to the Kansas Humane Society guidelines, if your dog barks to alert you to strangers in the vicinity...and you have to tell him to quit barking when they approach...then he has the propensity to bite.

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  • tama00, on 06/17/2008, -0/+0"and you have to tell him to quit barking when they approach...then he has the propensity to bite."

    Lets take mr professor of humane society guidelines back to dog school 101
    lesson 1
    *dogs are very territorial they will bark so you know they are there if they continue to bark once they have seen you that means they are not satisfied and want to know you better eg pat the dog and it will smell you or something. Dogs will not bite you if they bark they are just trying to communicate.

    lesson 2
    *If a dog growls then they are not happy with you AND THEN have the propensity to bite.

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