Behaviour

The American dingo, or Carolina dog, is a breed of dog famous for its fierce independence. Some general characteristics of Carolina dogs' conduct are as follows:

Protectiveness of family and property is a hallmark of the Carolina dog breed. If they feel threatened by an unfamiliar person or animal, they may react aggressively by barking or growling.

Carolina dogs are known to think for themselves and defy authority at times. They may be wary or distant among strangers due to their strong inclination for self-preservation.

Because of their insatiable curiosity, Carolina dogs are great explorers. It is crucial to keep an eye on them while they are outside since they could become lost or curious.

If trained early on, Carolina dogs may get along well with humans and other pets. While they could be wary of new people, they make wonderful pets and relatives.

Remember that your dog is a unique individual whose personality, temperament, and actions will vary according to their family history, childhood, and the environment in which they were raised.