Are Corgis aggressive?

Corgis are aggressive. Corgis have a lively and clever personality. They generally do not attack people and are relatively tolerant and friendly towards people. However, when threatened or overly frightened, they will bite out of self-protection reflexively. Therefore, when taking your dog out, you should keep a leash to prevent the dog from feeling uncomfortable, scared, and attacking people in a strange environment.
How to avoid being bitten by a dog:
1. If you are threatened by a dog, avoid eye contact with it. Do not run away immediately or you will be chased by the dog. You can retreat slowly. Until the dog leaves.
2. When getting along with the dog, the owner should try not to beat or scold the dog to prevent it from attacking the owner out of revenge.
3. Do not take away the dog’s belongings at will or move the dog’s food bowl while the dog is eating. If the dog protects the food, it will act aggressively towards people.
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