What does the saying I d rather be bitten by a dog than pecked by a goose mean?

Because after the dog bites it, you drive it away, and if you hit it, it will run away, and if it is a goose, it can peck you once, and it will peck you every time in the future, the goose has always been very fierce, and it has always been a tyrant in the village.

I'd rather let the dog bite than let the goose peck "Interesting rural saying, is the goose so powerful?

I think this is the same as "the dog will be on the wall when it is in a hurry", although the goose does not seem to be lethal, but once it is pecked by the goose, it will be very serious.

This is an analysis and comparison between the nature of the two animals of the Chinese working people, the dog and the goose, in comparison, the goose is a more vindictive creature, so it is generally very troublesome to provoke the goose.

As the saying goes, it's better for a dog to bite than for a goose to peck; I'd rather die poor than marry a living man's wife. What does this proverb mean? Dogs are the most loyal friends of human beings, but the goose's attack power is not weak, and the living wife in the saying means a woman who has been divorced, although the status of women is very low in ancient times.

Don't bully someone because she's weak and kind like a goose, but submit to someone because he's as fierce as a vicious dog. Everyone has a degree of patience.

The meaning of this sentence is that the dog looks quite powerful on the surface, but in fact, although the goose does not look very fierce, it is actually very powerful and very aggressive.

I think as the saying goes, it's better to be bitten by a dog than pecked by a goose. It still makes a lot of sense. I think it's because geese are a particularly gentle and kind animal. If it is provoked, the consequences are unimaginable.

People have tempers, everyone has their own bottom line and principles of life, as long as they don't violate the bottom line, many people are laughing off, and they will see each other in the future, and good-tempered people should not be provoked, because it is terrible once they live.

Its meaning is that it is better to offend those who are upright than to offend villains. Because the former is clearly taking revenge on you, you are also prepared. And the latter is light on the surface, but in fact, it is making small moves behind the scenes.

Because once the goose catches up with you, it can't beat you away, and it will peck you to the end. But that's not the case with dogs, and people who live in the countryside know that unless it's a mad dog, the average dog barks so hard that it doesn't dare to approach as long as you take a stick.

There is such a saying, the main reason is that the bite of the goose is very painful, and may even cause fractures, or the rupture of blood vessels inside the thigh causes very serious consequences, and dogs generally bluff and only scare away those people by barking.

Because geese are more aggressive than dogs. And dogs won't bite you for some random reason. And the goose will attack you more because you are afraid of it, and will not let it go after biting you.

The lethality of the goose is very strong, and it is very painful to be twisted by the goose. This is related to the special structure of the goose's beak.

Just smile when you see these replies, I raised a few geese at home when I was in high school, because of the boarding system, the geese don't know me if they don't go home for a month, and they chase me to bite when they get home, but in the autumn in the north at that time, the clothes I wore were thicker, and it didn't hurt at all, so I grabbed its neck and threw it aside, and I hid away when I saw it later. It's so fearless, survival is the instinct of all creatures!

Grab your neck and twist it hard, and the world is quiet.

Dogs have rabies, geese don't.

I was chased and screwed by geese.

Why don't geese fear the living and evil?