What do you mean by two dogs looking at each other?

Describe the confrontation between two people.

The phrase "two dogs look at each other" is usually used to describe a tense confrontation between two people or two groups. In this case, both sides are looking at each other with their eyes, but there is no direct physical contact or verbal communication. The meaning of this sentence may come from the behavior of dogs threatening or provoking each other with their eyes when they are nervous or hostile.