Police Dog

How do you encourage strangers who are afraid of your dog to act confident around your dog? Three commands: No Touch. No Talk. No Eye Contact. This helps to build confidence in the fearful person and the dog. If you feel at peace, you feel relaxed; if you’re relaxed you can work on your confidence.

I don’t encourage people to touch my dog, I encourage people to be around my dog. Now, if my dog misbehaves, I tell people, "Don’t worry about it, I’ve got him under control." You must do that too. People often have to see it to believe it. That’s the way you are going to convince a fearful person, “Ah your dog isn’t that bad.” Once he sees that your dog behaves perfectly fine with you, then that person will have confidence around your dog.

Categories: S4:Ep:422:Mateo and Ali
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I aggree with people being around my dogs and not smothering them. It gives my dogs time and space to be familiarized with the situation, but I can't always be there to encourage this. For example when a visitor comes over while others are home and I am not, the others in my house, and those who dog sit on occasion, are not willing to go to the same level of training as me. They let the dogs get away with the things I don't tolerate. I cannot be there all the time and I have not found anyone that I can trust fully. I am worried my dog could make a mistake with serious consiquences. This closes my dogs in from getting socialized and does not help the issue.

this is not a comment but a call for help! 8.5 yr old chow on a put down list if he bites again. max has bitten his owner 2x's several. both times requiring emergency

how the heck do I contacted Ceasar need help badly??????

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