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Broskie WHAT IF ITS A ROTTWEILER AND YOU PUSH THROUGH IT π
im thr smallest dog in the room
On my chihuahua, pommeranian and Chinese crested mix harness i dumid see in the sign: No Touch,No Talk,No Eye Contact. In English… He is a partial demon dog so it is a warning. I never let anyone greet that dog. My podenco girl is too kind. To polar oppositeπ
I have always felt a bit weak if I come to a person's gate with a dog , and I don't really just go in . Like it feels not normal to consider 'it's safe' ? Visiting an asshole cousins home one day, her house is on land and surrounded by big fenced yard . You must go thru the big gate first , with massive bully to greet you. I hesitated at the gate as had not met the dog. My other aunty just opened and walked in – she knew it. Was i correct to just stop and not assume safe? How could I actually really tell ? And, I have 5 dogs , 2 cats. I still am unsure if other people's dogs, behind a fence , are safe to approach in their yard. Clarify- larger bully type breeds, that i have zero experience with .
These videos are amazing!
I already screwed up
My dog hates the over the top reach.
another great thing to do, specifically for nervous dogs, is to crouch down and let them come to you first, talking to them or avoiding eye contact can also help them feel comfortable. however if there is a dog that's trying to bite you please do not crouch down and baby talk them because you crouching down gives them an advantage especially if they're big, and the baby talk or kissy noises might make you appear as prey because of the high pitched squeaking sound you're making. the crushing down method may not always work for nervous dogs, but in my experience it really helps!
I was with a foster family when I was 6yrs old and had no fear of dogs until I went to a relative of the foster family that had a Doberman mix guarding the farm I got down to the dogs level to pet it and it went for my jugular. I've gotten over it but I'm much more cautious around dogs now
I ignored the dog, then my feet suddenly wet.
I meet new dogs daily so this helps, thanks π
The fact that Iβve never learnt this before and this is exactly what I do is CRAZY! Iβve always wondered why every dog I meet loves me.. now I know whyπ
Name of this dog
this is crazy bro , right now i just ran away from rotweilers locked in their home
You got to be the biggest dog in the room otherwise the dog is going to take advantage of you . Applies for human too.
I always need to remind myself, that I'm the main dog in the room, otherwise my cane corso takes my plac3 straight away
I tried ignoring my brothers two 200 pound great pyrenees…. I was licked and hugged to submission! Hopefully all dogs are the same π
Very practical skill πππ I have it and it works
Why do they always wanna sniff the business though π³ glad you mentioned it bc they do this & I thought it was a me thing. It happened with a friends dog every single time and I really worried that I had a tumor or something that I didnβt know of yet
Hello! I followed ur advice. I am typing from his belly now
I'm a small dude I'm just 5'3 I love dogs. I helped train my friends Rottweiler. It was hard for me to push him off and took a lot of acting like I was bigger but now he listens to me doesn't jump on me when I come over. He walks good on leash for me. He does like to give me one hug and kisses when I first get there lol. Do you think it would be ok for me to own such a big dog myself. Ik it's different owning then just coming over and visiting.
This is how I greeted dog the bounty hunter. Turns out he was a bigger dog.
Having them sniff fists is better than open hands. If they do go for your hand, they can do a lot less damage when your hand is balled up than getting a hold of fingers. This is speaking from experience working at a shelter and having to handle nervous and aggressive dogs.
Bs π€¦π. Ive greated dogs tge way he said not to my whole life. Many people have been very surprised that their dog allowed me to pat them and some have said that no stranger has ever been able to do that. He's talking rubbish!
Oh jeez…
FIRST YOU DON'T OPEN THE FENCE IF YOU'RE GOING TO,.. AND LEAVE IT OPEN.
… is this a fails video
Okay but can i pet that dawg
Never go over a dogs head. My dachshunds would snap every time someone did that.
More thanos videos please β€ππ»
Thanos is such a good boy!β€
I generally don't go into dog's personal space, unless I know the dog quite well to say they'll be okay with it. I usualy just stop and chek wheter they will want to come to me on their own. If not, then okay…have a nice day. If they do, I will lower one hand to let them sniff. I pet only if they clearly show they want the affection. Just think of it a bit as greeting another human being. You probably would be preplexed if a stranger just came up to you and started snuggling with you out of nowhere. xD
Open the gate, my dog would have left the premises π
Yeah kinda hard to ignore a 160 pound beast sitting in your face πππ
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How to greet a dog?
Ignore the dog.
But donβt be dominant.
But you have to show youβre the biggest dog in that room.
I've always been taught to approach a dog calmly with my hand palm up so they can smell me and decide for themselves if they want my attention. But ONLY if they seem interested NOT stand off-ish. Gotta respect the dog. Also, was taught to ignore the dog if they jump on me.