that's definitely how I interpreted that one incident. > The breed doesn't make much difference other than the fact that some may be > more likely to try and be dominant in a new location, but it's pretty much > impossible to say what happened without being able to see the incident and > how the foster dogs were behaving before it, if they had dominant behaviors > that may have already put her on alert. It's always good as well to keep in > mind what a breed's instincts are. A Pyr is a guarding dog and if the foster > dogs had been acting at all in a rough manner, particularly if their body > language was projecting dominance, she may have seen this as an attack and > jumped in to protect your son. > > > > > >
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