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Why do border herders bite other dogs' hair?
Declare your sovereignty. Biting hair may also be a way to vent emotions, such as anxiety, dissatisfaction and loneliness.

Shepherd dog is a very intelligent, active and vigilant dog breed, and it also has a strong sense of territory and predation instinct, and has a keen sense of smell and vision. They will be curious or interested or dissatisfied with the smell or appearance of other dogs, which will lead to biting their fur.

The best way to prevent sheepdogs from biting other dogs' fur is to establish correct social training and behavior norms as soon as possible to ensure that they have good social skills and can get along well with other dogs.