Every person has at least once encountered a situation in which he or someone from his environment was “scolded” by a neighbor’s dog.
At first glance, it may seem that dogs bark at all strangers.
However, in reality this opinion is a significant misconception.
Who exactly do dogs usually bark at? The second part of our material answers this question in detail.
Feeling of fear and excitement
Man's four-legged friend is very good at sensing fear coming from people; he is good at picking up on their emotions.
Accordingly, if you are a very impressionable and fearful person, the dog will certainly take this information into account and bark at you.
Strange smell
A dog, like any other predatory animal, learns about the world around it through its incredibly keen sense of smell.
An unfamiliar, overly “artificial” smell can cause “Bobik” to feel anxious and, as a result, to bark.
Provocative color of clothes
Dogs do not like the color red and its shades. It is aggressive for the animal.
In general, man's four-legged friend will not appreciate colorful and overly bright things you put on.
