In dog language, head-on approaches and direct eye contact are threatening, so avoid them if possible. You can also kneel down to the dog's level so you aren't looming overhead. However, if you are in any way uncertain about the dog, stay standing. 20 янв. 2021 г.
What should you not do when approaching a dog?
Don't stare, shout at, or loom over a dog – all these things can seem confrontational to a dog, which might cause them to react or be afraid. Approach side on in a calm, gentle manner.
What should you not do when meeting a dog for the first time?
Assuming they say yes, follow these steps:1Don't approach the dog. ... 2Avert your eyes. ... 3Either stand straight or squat, but do not crouch over the dog.4Keep your body loose and relaxed. ... 5Turn your body so you are not facing the dog. ... 6If you speak, use a calm, reassuring tone.
How do you approach a new dog?
How to Greet a Dog Politely1Always ask the owner for permission to pet their dog. ... 2Allow the dog to approach you. ... 3Avoid direct eye contact and staring. ... 4Don't come in from overhead or directly behind a dog. ... 5Don't encourage bad behavior. ... 6Learn how to read dog body language.
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