Bite Force

The bite force of Meagles is estimated to range between 200 to 300 pounds per square inch (PSI). This range is an approximation and can vary among individual dogs. Bite force is a measure of the strength and pressure exerted by a dog's jaws when biting down. It is influenced by factors such as the size and shape of the dog's head, jaw muscles, and overall physical build.

Meagles, being small-sized dogs, have a bite force within the range of other similarly sized breeds. It's important to note that bite force alone does not determine a dog's aggression or temperament. Canine behaviour is influenced by a combination of genetic factors, upbringing, training, and socialisation.

Responsible dog ownership includes proper training, socialisation, and ensuring that dogs are not placed in situations where their bite force can cause harm. It's crucial to teach dogs appropriate bite inhibition from a young age and provide them with outlets for their natural chewing and biting behaviours, such as providing them with appropriate chew toys and engaging in interactive play.

Understanding a dog's behaviour and respecting their boundaries is key to maintaining a safe and positive relationship with any breed, including Meagles.