What are the natural enemies of wild dogs?

If the dog at home has no natural enemies, there is no such thing as natural enemies, because it has been domesticated by human beings and only listens to human orders.

If it is a wild dog, its natural enemies are large carnivores such as tigers and lions. Because the law of the jungle, all carnivores that wild dogs can't beat can be regarded as its natural enemies. In human society, dogs have no natural enemies except humans.

The natural enemies of wild dogs are large carnivores, such as leopards, tigers and lions. Dogs belong to Chordata, Vertebrate, Mammalia, Orthoptera, Carnivora, Schipoda and Canidae. Dog, also called "dog" in Chinese, belongs to Carnivora and is distributed all over the world. Dogs, horses, cows, sheep, pigs and chickens are also called "six animals".

Some scientists believe that dogs were domesticated by early humans from the gray wolf, and the domestication time was from 40,000 years ago to 1.5 million years ago. Known as "the most loyal friend of mankind", it is the pet with the highest feeding rate at present. Its life span is about ten years. In China culture, dogs belong to one of the 12 Zodiacs, ranking 1 1 among the 12 Zodiacs.

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