Explaining "Barking dogs seldom bite"

What does it mean?

The phrase "Barking dogs seldom bite" suggests that people who make a lot of noise or threats are unlikely to take action. It implies that those who are aggressive or outspoken may not actually be dangerous or harmful.

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Origin

This proverb has been around for centuries and is believed to have originated in English-speaking cultures. It is a metaphor derived from the observation of dogs: those that bark a lot often do not pose a real threat.