The short answer is NO! However, if we have a very tiny dog which has been injured and is incapable of defence or movement, then an opossum MAY consider it as food. The same MIGHT be true for very young puppies that have been abandoned or lost their mother. Opossums are very opportunistic feeders, and very cautious. While their diet consists of nearly everything, they are not usually hunters. That said, they will often eat small fare such as mice, young birds, frogs, salamanders, crayfish etc. when availanble. They may also eat chickens if they can get into the coop. Opossums are very interesting and largely harmless animals and should not be killed needlessly. Watch and enjoy them.
Possums are only harmful to dogs if they are attacked. Possums have very sharp teeth and claws, and will defend themselves ferociously against a predator. Also, possums are known carriers of ticks, and the ticks could be transmitted to dogs, which have no natural immunity.
No, opossums are less dangerous than raccoons. It is thought that opossums are incapable of contracting and transmitting rabies.
No.
Chap stick is not dangerous to dogs. It CAN be though. Not alot.
All dogs are potentially dangerous its mainly how there brought up.
pit bulls are dangerous but are not the most dangerous dogs in the world
All dogs are dangerous, you just have to know how to train them to be kind, and how not to hurt people
no
All dogs have the potential to be dangerous, it is mainly a matter of training. Hovawarts are not, as a breed, dangerous. The name means 'guardian of the property'
Opossums are eaten by cats, owls, and dogs, as well as humans. They are also prey to other large mammals.
Not really, but they will destroy your trash. They're more like dogs or cats.
Hydrangeas are not particularly dangerous to dogs. Dogs should not be eating weeds or flowers on a daily basis. If a dog overeats anything, it can be unhealthy.
Opossums are dangerous to very young kittens, but it's often a full grown cat that will scare the Opossum away. Opossums eat mainly rodents, insects, frogs, some snakes, plants, fruits and grains.