When adding folders to the Dock in OS X, they automatically become a “Stack”; that is to say when you click them, they will display in either Fan, Grid or List view.
If you want to place a folder in the Dock without it turning into a Stack, you will need to first create an alias for the folder (control-click the folder and choose Make Alias from the pop-up menu).
Then, drag it to the right side of the Dock. Now, when you click the folder, it contents will display in a Finder window, just like a standard folder.
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