When a Shepard snarls, that’s a SNARL. But when a Chihuahua snarls, it’s a totally different, culturally-dependant thing, m’kay?
In their case, they are raised in a high-snarl environment, and so snarling is remarkably similar to saying, “hi”. They have high-snarl neighborhoods, so it’s okay for them.
If they steal lots of stuff, that’s ok, too.
Sometimes they rip-off each-other’s heads, and...uh...that’s sorta like tickling.
They also let their leashes drag on the ground, and that’s ok because....uh......it’s simply OK because they do it, you see?
So stop making trouble and causing misunderstanding.
“When a Shepard snarls, that’s a SNARL....”
My Shepherd was afraid and snarled at me in the pool a couple weeks ago. My life passed before my eyes! Next dog will be a Chihuahua because I know I can snap it’s neck. (Not really, just and evil thought. God forgive me!)