Why do dogs bite with their mouths instead of scratching with their hands when they fight?

Because dogs’ bodies do not have collarbones, they need to use their limbs to support their bodies and maintain their balance. Therefore, in order to stand more firmly during a fight, they will bite directly with their mouths instead of scratching. In addition, the dog's claws are less harmful, and the sharp teeth in the mouth can hurt the same kind and other animals, so that they can better protect themselves.
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