<prompt> Hlalosa boitšoaro ba ntja ha e le haufi le ho hlasela.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the behavior of a dog when it is about to attack. . Response in English: When a dog is about to attack, several changes may occur in its behavior and body language. Here are some common signs that a dog is about to attack:1. Growling and barking: Dogs often growl and bark aggressively when they feel threatened or perceive a potential threat. This is their warning signal.2. Showing teeth: Dogs may bare their teeth when they are about to attack. This is another warning signal that the dog is not happy with the situation.3. Stiff body: A dogs body will become stiff and tense when it is preparing to attack. They may also stand tall and straight, trying to appear larger and more intimidating.4. Direct eye contact: Dogs may stare directly at the perceived threat, with their eyes wide open, unblinking, and focused.5. Raised hackles: The hair on a dogs back can stand up when it feels threatened or about to attack. This is another sign that the dog is on high alert.6. Tense tail: A dogs tail may become stiff and tense, sticking straight out or bristling when its about to attack. This is another indication of their agitation.7. Crouching and lunging: The dog may crouch down and lean forward, ready to lunge at the perceived threat.Its important to note that not all dogs will display all these signs and some may display other signs. Additionally, some of these signs can also indicate excitement or anxiety, not necessarily aggression. However, if a dog displays several of these signs simultaneously, its best to exercise caution and move away from the dog, to prevent any potential attacks. . Response in Sesotho: Ha ntja e le haufi le ho hlasela, ho ka na ha e-ba le liphetoho tse maloa boitšoarong ba eona le puong ea mele. Matshwao a mang a tlwaelehileng a hore ntja e haufi le ho hlasela ke ana: 1. Ho bohola le ho bohola: Hangata lintja lia rora le ho bohola ka matla ha li ikutloa li sokeloa kapa li lemoha tšokelo e ka bang teng. Ena ke pontšo ea bona ea temoso. 2. Ho ntša meno: Lintja li ka ntša meno ha li le mothating oa ho hlasela. Ena ke pontšo e ngoe ea temoso ea hore ntja ha e thabele boemo. 3. Mele o sataletseng:Mele oa ntja o tla thatafala le ho tiea ha e itokisetsa ho hlasela. Hape li ka na tsa ema li le telele me li otlolohile, li leka ho bonahala li le khōloanyane le tse tšosang haholoanyane. 4. Ho shebana le mahlo ka ho toba: Lintja li ka na tsa sheba ka ho toba seo ho nahanoang hore ke tšokelo, li butse mahlo, li sa panye, me li tsepame. 5. Li-hackles tse phahamisitsoeng: Moriri o mokokotlong oa ntja o ka ema ha e ikutloa e sokeloa kapa e batla ho hlasela. Ena ke pontšo e ngoe ea hore ntja e falimehile haholo. 6. Mohatla o thata: Mohatla oa ntja o ka na oa satalla me oa tsitsipana, oa ema o otlolohile kapa oa tsubella ha e batla ho hlasela. Se ke sesupo se sengwe sa khuduego ya bona. 7. Ho inama le ho tsubella: Ntja e ka na ea inama me ea sekamela pele, e itokiselitse ho tsubella ha ho nahanoa hore e tšosoa. Ke habohlokoa ho hlokomela hore hase lintja tsohle tse tla bontša matšoao ana me tse ling li ka bontša matšoao a mang. Ho phaella moo, tse ling tsa matšoao ana li ka boela tsa bontša thabo kapa matšoenyeho, eseng hakaalo ho ba mabifi. Leha ho le joalo, haeba ntja e bontša a maloa a matšoao ana ka nako e le ngoe, ho molemo ho ba hlokolosi me u suthele hōle le ntja, ho thibela litlhaselo leha e le life tse ka bang teng. 