They are more likely to play with
an intruder than bark or growl at him, making them bad watchdogs but lovely friends.
Not exact matches
They are more likely to alert by
barking than attacking an
intruder.
Although he will
bark when people are about, the Cockapoo will more
than likely invite an
intruder in to share a cookie and perhaps, a cup of tea.
Not known for
barking, they make terrible watchdogs because they are more likely to play with an
intruder than protect you from it.
Quiet dogs that rarely
bark knocking down and pin the
intruder to the ground rather
than biting.
Many people mistake this breed for a great watch dog due to its size but, while its size may deter
intruders, it will be more likely to welcome strangers
than bark at them.
Mastiffs tend to be quiet, and are known for sneaking up on
intruders rather
than barking to warn them off.
For this reason, I don't recommend them if you want a guard dog, as they are likely to greet an
intruder with a wag of the tail rather
than a menacing
bark.
The phrase «it's
bark is worse
than it's bite» is very applicable to the Dane, as their
bark is quite intimidating, but will do very little to actually deter an
intruder if one got into your home.