How to greet a dog

To children and older i love to greet and greet the dogsThe.In many cases, we rush on them without respecting the animal space. Learn to greet to these companions in a respectful and educated manner.

All dog lovers understand the impulse that you feel when you have a close one and want to greet him and charise him.

The same happens when we walk to our dog and see how big and small approach to telling something to our friend.

It is important to pay attention to the dog’s greeting especially if he does not know usit is a dog with whom we have not had any prior relationship.

Ask for permission

First of all, it is always consulting the dog owner if you can approach your dog to greet him, taking into account that there are some dogs that are very sociable and others that are not so much, it is important respecting the safety space.

When we greet by impulsively, we don’t stop thinking at what emotional moment the dog is, if he’s stressed or if he feels afraid, even sometimes, some people tend to slow over them.

Sudden movements can make you feel violated or attackedThe.The best thing is to approach the dog slowly observing his emotional state.It is interesting to let us smell awakening your curiosity.For this, we can close his hand so we gradually gain their trust.

Children love animals and that’s why we should educate them in the greeting of dogs.Children approach effectively to greeting and sometimes dogs feel annoyed giving rise to accidents.

Teaching children to seek permission and to approach delicately will avoid sustoys.

Do not go ahead

In a greeting to a dog it is important not to face-to-face, nor to look directly to the eyes because for our dog friends like many other animals this is a symbol of confrontation and enemy.

It is better approaching laterallygetting up to the same height, especially if the dog is of small breed, because they are usually more scary.

It’s important to avoid your face, including the foam when carving it.

Once at your height a gently carice in the neck will relax them, continuing then by the lome, which will give you trust and security.

Each dog is different

The attitude and reaction of the dog to a greeting will depend on the size, the previous experiences they have had, if he feels hungry, if he is used to socializing with people... Not all dogs receive the same stimuli.

If we have a dog in our family the greetings we make to our friend may not be so pleasant for other dogs we must respect the dogs and owners we find.

It is convenient to take care of the tone of voice when talking to our hairy friends, the excitement and enthusiasm makes us talk to them loud and chill them, making them feel annoying.

Some dogs feel scared and feel threatened if the person who greet them carries a hat or hat, so for safety we must remove them in advance.

Dogs are incredibly loving and empathic with people. We respect your space so that they respect us and respect strangers.