Most individuals get along well with dogs in general. However, they abruptly turn into the greatest adversaries of moving cars. Dogs often go after cars with all of their might.
Experts say they're not actually hostile against you. However, with other canines who leave smells on your tires. Indeed, dogs' sense of smell is extremely keen. It can instantly identify another dog's scent.
Dogs have urinate on cars a lot, I'm sure of it. Dogs in the neighborhood will smell your tire and sniff at another dog everytime your car goes by the road in this scenario. Dogs behind your automobile will bark due to this odor.
The dogs on that street congregate and attempt to drive away any new dog that enters the area. Considering that dogs also enjoy having an own space. It bothers them when other dogs are around.
In a similar vein, dogs perceive the fragrance of your bike tire or car as coming from a new dog in the neighborhood. This explains why if another dog scents your car, it will attack. However, you get the impression that they are about to assault.
During these moments, a lot of individuals get scared and begin riding their bikes or cars quickly. Such moments are prone to accidents. Dog chases can occur for a variety of reasons, including fast speeds and unexpected noises made by the vehicle. One of the main causes is the smell of dogs.