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* In one of {{Clive Barker}}'s short stories, {{Rawhead Rex}}, a horse refuses to go into its stall because it could [[EvilDetectingDog sense the presence of the titular demon waiting inside]], and is so terrified it craps itself.
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* The titular {{TheThing Thing-dog}} [[TheThing Thing-dog]], when it reveals its true form, terrifies the other sled dogs so utterly that that one of them tries to tear open the chain-link fencing of its pen in a desperate attempt to escape the mutating horror, to no avail.
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* The titular {{TheThing Thing-dog}} terrifies the other sled dogs so utterly that that one of them tries to tear open the chain-link fencing of its pen in a desperate attempt to escape the mutating horror, to no avail.
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* A variation in the {{Animated Series}} of {{101 Dalmations}}, where Cadpig (who is the runt of the litter) was able to emotionally manipulate a group of vicious guard dogs by cruelly pointing out their flaws and weaknesses until they became a whimpering pile with self-esteem issues. {{Beware The Nice Ones}} indeed.
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* A variation in the {{Animated Series}} of {{101 Dalmations}}, where Cadpig (who is the runt of the litter) was able to emotionally manipulate a group of vicious guard dogs by cruelly pointing out their flaws and weaknesses until they became a whimpering pile with self-esteem issues. {{Beware The Nice Ones}} indeed.indeed.
* An earlier episode of {{The Rugrats}} had Spike, the family dog, make a crazy bulldog (who had been spending part of the episode ripping through its chain to get at Tommy and his friends) run back into its doghouse in fear because he was wearing a scary mask.
* An earlier episode of {{The Rugrats}} had Spike, the family dog, make a crazy bulldog (who had been spending part of the episode ripping through its chain to get at Tommy and his friends) run back into its doghouse in fear because he was wearing a scary mask.
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* In {{Parasyte}}, one of the minor parasites masquerading as a human manages to scare off a rampaging LION that had escaped from the zoo with his presence alone. Said lion had already killed several people. Unfortunately, while initially frightened at first, the lion attacks the parasite anyway both because it could not conceive being intimidated by a human, and because it ignored its stunted survival instincts. It gets its head turned into a pile of blood pudding for its efforts.
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* While the trailer for "The Water Horse" has the titular giant sea monster only scaring off a bulldog, The film on the other hand, takes a darker turn as the sea monster, already turned violent and wild by the constant threats on its life, ominously rises in front of the barking dog and prepares ready to kill it before cutting into another scene. The dog isn't seen anywhere after that.
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* In ''MedakaBox'', Medaka pulls this off not out of choice, but [[ParodySue because animals are frightened by her overwhelming power.]] When she was in primary school, she took a field trip to the zoo, not ''one animal'' showed its face!
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* In ''MedakaBox'', Medaka pulls this off not out of choice, but [[ParodySue because animals are frightened by her overwhelming power.]] When she was in primary school, she took a field trip to the zoo, not ''one animal'' showed its face!
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* In Osamu Tezuka's ''Manga/Buddha'', Ananda, the half-brother of Devadatta, was gifted by the devil Mara after his father offered him in exchange for sparing his life. As a result, Ananda possessed an aura that made the most vicious animals turn tail and run away in fear, including dogs and tigers trained to kill him.
* In Osamu Tezuka's ''Manga/Buddha'', Ananda, the half-brother of Devadatta, was gifted by the devil Mara after his father offered him in exchange for sparing his life. As a result, Ananda possessed an aura that made the most vicious animals turn tail and run away in fear, including dogs and tigers trained to kill him.
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* In {{The Batman}}, before she became the Joker's assistant, Harley was able to cow his two vicious hyenas by commanding them to sit.
* A variation in the {{Animated Series}} of {{101 Dalmations}}, where Cadpig (who is the runt of the litter) was able to emotionally manipulate a group of vicious guard dogs by cruelly pointing out their flaws and weaknesses until they became a whimpering pile with self-esteem issues. {{Beware The Nice Ones}} indeed.
* A variation in the {{Animated Series}} of {{101 Dalmations}}, where Cadpig (who is the runt of the litter) was able to emotionally manipulate a group of vicious guard dogs by cruelly pointing out their flaws and weaknesses until they became a whimpering pile with self-esteem issues. {{Beware The Nice Ones}} indeed.
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* In [[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal]] the titular character breaks into [[spoiler:Paul Krendler's]] house, and the fairly imposing dog takes one look at him and starts to back down and whimper. The film just about gets away with it, since it is possible that the dog is just a pet rather than a guard dog, and it would make sense that the dog would smell the psychopath's lack of fear. In any case, it's a lot more convincing than a scene later in the film (and book) where [[spoiler:specially bred and trained killer pigs refuse to attack him, apparently because he is just that awesome.]]
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* Inverted in ''[[{{Discworld}} Going Postal]]'': Moist Von Lipwig is able to [[spoiler: control some dogs as he originates from the same country as them, and thus knows the commands to give them. ''Or so he thinks...'' It turns out the dogs weren't Lipwigzers. [[MagicFeather The power was in Moist the whole time!]]]]
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* [[Film/Tintin The Adventures of Tintin]] has an example of a dog being scared by ''another dog'': Snowy, a tiny Wire Fox Terrier, makes a ferocious Rottweiler twice his size whimper and roll over on its back by merely barking at it. A minute later, the Rottweiler is seen [[BigFriendlyDog playing with Snowy]].
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* [[Film/Tintin [[Film/{{Tintin}} The Adventures of Tintin]] has an example of a dog being scared by ''another dog'': Snowy, a tiny Wire Fox Terrier, makes a ferocious Rottweiler twice his size whimper and roll over on its back by merely barking at it. A minute later, the Rottweiler is seen [[BigFriendlyDog playing with Snowy]].
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* In [[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal]] the titular character breaks into [[spoiler: Paul Krendler's]] house, and the fairly imposing dog takes one look at him and starts to back down and whimper. The film just about gets away with it, since it is possible that the dog is just a pet rather than a guard dog, and it would make sense that the dog would smell the psychopath's lack of fear. In any case, it's a lot more convincing than a scene later in the film (and book) where [[spoiler: specially bred and trained killer pigs refuse to attack him, apparently because he is just that awesome.]]
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* In [[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal]] the titular character breaks into [[spoiler: Paul [[spoiler:Paul Krendler's]] house, and the fairly imposing dog takes one look at him and starts to back down and whimper. The film just about gets away with it, since it is possible that the dog is just a pet rather than a guard dog, and it would make sense that the dog would smell the psychopath's lack of fear. In any case, it's a lot more convincing than a scene later in the film (and book) where [[spoiler: specially [[spoiler:specially bred and trained killer pigs refuse to attack him, apparently because he is just that awesome.]]
* [[Film/Tintin The Adventures of Tintin]] has an example of a dog being scared by ''another dog'': Snowy, a tiny Wire Fox Terrier, makes a ferocious Rottweiler twice his size whimper and roll over on its back by merely barking at it. A minute later, the Rottweiler is seen [[BigFriendlyDog playing with Snowy]].
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* In ''{{Robots}}'' Rodney's pet/invention faces off against Madame Gasket. Who just sneers at it causing it to short-circuit. It does get over it's fear in the very next scene though.
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** Werewolves in general have power over dogs, though it's largely the power to make them cower and look as inedible as possible.
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** Werewolves in general have power over dogs, though it's largely the power to make them cower and look as inedible as possible.
** Werewolves in general have power over dogs, though it's largely the power to make them cower and look as inedible as possible.
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* In ''JurassicPark 2'', the dog barks at the T-Rex which promptly turns around. Dog hides and whimpers loudly. Then it gets eaten. Dog house and all.
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* In ''TheLordOfTheRings: The Fellowship of the Ring'', the Ringwraith asks the first hobbit it sees where to find Baggins. Said hobbit's dog barks, then whimpers and hides inside the house.
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* In ''TheLordOfTheRings: ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings: The Fellowship of the Ring'', the Ringwraith asks the first hobbit it sees where to find Baggins. Said hobbit's dog barks, then whimpers and hides inside the house.
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* In ParadigmShift, Kate McAllister has used the fact that she's a werewolf to teach some dogs not to mess with her.
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* In [[TheSilenceOfTheLambs Hannibal]] the titular character breaks into [[spoiler: Paul Krendler's]] house, and the fairly imposing dog takes one look at him and starts to back down and whimper. The film [[YourMileageMayVary just about gets away with it]], since it is possible that the dog is just a pet rather than a guard dog, and it would make sense that the dog would smell the psychopath's lack of fear. In any case, it's a lot more convincing than a scene later in the film (and book) where [[spoiler: specially bred and trained killer pigs refuse to attack him, apparently because he is just that awesome.]]
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* In the ''Literature/WarriorCats'' ExpandedUniverse manga ''The Rise of Scourge'', it's explained that Bone first met [[PsychoForHire Scourge]] because of rumors (which Scourge himself had spread) that Scourge defeated a dog in combat. Bone and another cat named Brick got Scourge to fight another dog that had been terrorizing cats around the town. While at that point, Scourge wasn't the all-powerful cat known to fans, his badass-looking shadow was able to scare away the dog and earn him the respect of Bone.
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* In ''MedakaBox'', Medaka pulls this off not out of choice, but [[ParodySue because animals are frightened by her overwhelming power.]] When she was in primary school, she took a field trip to the zoo, [[BeyondTheImpossible not]] ''[[BeyondTheImpossible one animal]]'' [[BeyondTheImpossible showed its face!]]
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* Fluttershy from MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic. She's normally the resident ShrinkingViolet, unless you [[BerserkButton hurt her friends]]. She stood up to a dragon and a cockatrice. Special mention to doing it by staring the cockatrice down, a creature with the ability to have whatever look into it's eyes be TakenForGranite.
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* Fluttershy from MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic.''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''. She's normally the resident ShrinkingViolet, unless you [[BerserkButton hurt her friends]]. She stood up to a dragon and a cockatrice. Special mention to doing it by staring the cockatrice down, a creature with the ability to have whatever look into it's eyes be TakenForGranite.
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* Fluttershy from MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic. She's normally the resident ShrinkingViolet, unless you [[BerserkButton hurt her friends]]. She stood up to a dragon and a cockatrice. Special mention to doing it by staring the cockatrice down, a creature with the ability to have whatever look into it's eyes be TakenForGranite.
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* Fluttershy from MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic. She's normally the resident ShrinkingViolet, unless you [[BerserkButton hurt her friends]]. She stood up to a dragon and a cockatrice. Special mention to doing it by staring the cockatrice down, a creature with the ability to have whatever look into it's eyes be TakenForGranite.
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* In ParadigmShift, Kate McAllister has used the fact that she's a werewolf to teach some dogs not to mess with her.
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* In the anime version of ''GakuenAlice'', The FriendToAllLivingThings Ruka Nogi's favorite rabbit ran away from him when he got {{Brainwashed}}.
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Some characters are frightening enough to scare some people. Some characters are frightening enough to scare most people. Some characters, though, are frightening enough that they can reduce even fierce or aggressive guard dogs to whimpering, cowering puppies, just by looking at them, or even just by ''being there''.
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Some characters are frightening enough to scare some people. Some characters are frightening enough to scare most people. Some characters, though, are frightening enough that they can reduce even [[AngryGuardDog fierce or aggressive guard dogs dogs]] to whimpering, cowering puppies, just by looking at them, or even just by ''being there''.
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* [[AllThereInTheManual The Encyclopedia]] in the ''DynastyWarriors'' games seem to imply that Zhang Liao is capable of this, being so feared due to his {{badass}}ery that even ''crying children'' shut up when they saw him.
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* [[{{Warhammer40000}} In Leman Russ']] backstory it's said that the disguised Emperor caused one of Leman's wolves to cower in fear, while the other was to stupid to do so.
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* [[{{Warhammer40000}} In Leman Russ']] backstory it's said that the disguised Emperor caused one of Leman's wolves to cower in fear, while the other was to too stupid to do so.