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Do not extend your hand or approach a strange dog face to face, as dogs do not like being stared at. Instead, let the dog approach you and allow it to sniff your hand to determine if you are a threat. If the dog seems comfortable, pet gently on the chest or sides rather than the top of the head. Avoid sudden movements and direct eye contact, which could be seen as threatening, and move slowly to avoid startling the dog.
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There are lots of ways to train your puppy. It require practice and consistence and patience to train a puppy.
How to house-train any dog?
Your dog doesn't listen to you
You need to train a new Puppy
Your dog barks uncontrollably
Your Dog is pulling on the leash
Your Dog is aggressive
Your Dog is chewing things he shouldn't
Your Dog is digging all the time
Your Dog is Jumping up
You're frustrated with your dog
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You're worried you might have to give up your Dog because of behavior problems you can't handle
You feel helpless to control your dog
Protecting Yourself from Harm
1) The document provides safety tips for interacting with animals, dealing with bullies, and avoiding improper touching.
2) When encountering animals, remain still and move away slowly if an animal approaches; if attacked, curl into a ball and play dead. For bullies, tell trusted adults who can address the bullying.
3) The document defines private parts and states that any touching of private parts without permission is improper.
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This booklet is for those who foster rescue dogs. The guidelines described are to help prepare the foster dog for adoption.
Safe Animal Handling Part 3
The document provides guidance on safely handling animals based on the SODA method: Stop, Observe, Decide, Act. It emphasizes careful, objective observation of an animal's body language and behavior to determine if it is safe to handle. Fearful or anxious animals may bite defensively and their behavior can change quickly based on environmental factors. Example photos show how to observe details like ear position, eye expression, mouth position, body stance to evaluate an animal's emotional state and decide if and how it is safe to interact. Always be aware of potential stressors that could affect the animal's response.
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DOG
Getting a new puppy or adult dog is always an exciting time for the entire family. There is a good reason why dogs are known as man’s best friend, and a loyal dog is more than just a pet
as they becoming a beloved member of the family.
In order to achieve that level of love and companionship, however, it is important to start you need puppy or adult dog off on the right foot. A solid grounding in obedience and problem
behavior avoidance is essential to making your dog, and you, happier and healthier.
Using verbal de escalation active shooter
This document provides guidance on verbal de-escalation tactics to prevent dangerous situations from escalating. It discusses how to identify threats and use non-physical communication to defuse tensions. Key recommendations include listening without judgment, understanding other perspectives, addressing underlying needs, setting clear limits, staying calm and in control of body language. De-escalation requires opening communication respectfully without barriers while protecting one's own safety. Seeking help from others is advised if a situation becomes threatening.
SPCA of Texas Animal Handling Part 3
This document provides guidance on reducing behavior problems in shelter animals through proper care, enrichment, training, and handling. It emphasizes that animals in shelters experience stress and may act out due to unmet needs. To help animals feel safe and reduce handler stress, the document recommends providing food, water, shelter, enrichment, and positive reinforcement training. It advises observing animal body language, filling out behavior reports for problems, avoiding punishment and corrections, and getting guidance from behavior specialists for challenging animals. Photos illustrate dog body language cues and a quiz tests the reader's ability to assess whether dogs depicted are safe to handle based on their postures and expressions.
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5 Tips to Approaching a Strange Dog
- 1. Christensen & Hymas 5 TIPS TO APPROACHING A STRANGE DOG
- 3. Do not extend your hand The dog may see this as an attack
- 4. Do Not Approach Face to Face Dogs do not generally like the idea of being “watched” or stared at, and normally like to approach others in curves, whether human, fellow dog, or other animals.
- 5. Pet the Dog Correctly The general etiquette is to not pet the dog on the top of the head or over the head. Instead, pet from the bottom of his head, under the chin, or even the chest area and the sides
- 6. Let the Dog Approach You This is to let the dog know that you are not a threat. The dog may sniff at the back of your hand and may have different reactions: he can sniff and then walk away, think that you are a threat and bark or growl, or continue sniffing and act like he is asking for attention and love.
- 7. Do Not Make Any Sudden Movements One important thing is to not look at him directly in the eyes, as this could imply to him that you are being a threat to him. Move slowly, and do not lean forward or have you head close to the dog.