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They are often naturally aggressive towards other dogs. They have been bred to be
very independent as bear dogs should be able to hunt for hours at a time without any
contact with its master.
Proper socialization and training is necessary due to their disposition. They must always
hunt only with their master.
They are silent but tenacious hunters and alert only when they have the prey at bay.
They will keep it there by barking in a very high, fast bark and running back and forth or
around the animal until the master comes and kills it. They have been known to hold an
animal at bay a very long time. If a bear tries to leave, the dog will nip at it on the
backside and aggravate it to keep it from running away.
They are very loyal to their master and love their people. For this reason, they must be
around them. They love to play but should be watched for around small children
because of their size and bear-killing abilities. It is very unusual for a KBD to bite a
human but they will kill another animal if they feel threatened. If two or more live
together, there is a hierarchy in the pack much like wolves. One will be the alpha dog, or
leader, and the others will usually defer to him or her.
This is not a dog that can be tied to a lead outside, kept in an apartment, or never
worked with. They are very social, outside hunting dogs and they need plenty of space
to run free and get lots of exercise. If they get bored, they will dig up the yard or try to
get out to go hunting. These traits tend to prevent the breed from becoming popular
companion dogs.
They are very territorial and will alert their master to the presence of any strangers or
other animals nearby that they do not know.
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