Wild dogs like to attack hyena burrows. In order to protect themselves from these rabid wild dogs, the hyenas must always leave a small group of hyenas behind to keep a watch on them. The hyenas don’t want to go on a hunting trip and come home to find that they no longer had possession of their house.
Wild dogs will surely attack the hyenas’ lair whenever they have the chance, even if it appears improbable that they will win their battle with them. Due to their strength and capacity for vicious attacks, hyenas are potential adversaries.
Wild dogs have sabre-like fangs and hunt in packs. They don’t hesitate to bite into their victim while it is still alive out of concern that they will draw the notice of other predators. Hyenas live in packs, but their adversaries should be most concerned about their lethal bite. Hyenas and wild dogs both employ comparable predatory techniques. Before going in for the kill, they will pursue, wear down, and unleash a number of smaller attacks.
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