When you are walking on the street with your little VIP, there is an Alaska that suddenly comes across from you. Your heart was tight. Such a big one was so scary. Will you rush up to hurt my puppy? So you subconsciously tighten the traction rope. T...
When you are walking on the street with your little VIP, there is an Alaska that suddenly comes across from you. Your heart was tight. Such a big one was so scary. Will you rush up to hurt my puppy?
So you subconsciously tighten the traction rope. Then your dog will immediately sense your worries, anxiety and lack of confidence, and feel that you are not strong enough to control the surrounding conditions. Therefore, your energy is transmitted to the dog, and it will follow you and start barking at the Alaska.
As soon as it yells, you become more nervous and pull the rope tighter, so that the more anxious the dog becomes, the tighter the rope, the stronger the dog's aggressive behavior.
Or use the example of Alaska above. If you are afraid that your dog will anger the big dog opposite, you will squat down to comfort you. "Be good, don't bark, baby is obedient"
Please, the dog really doesn't understand. It will associate your performance with its behavior, thinking that it is your encouragement for its anxious, nervous, and barking behavior. Therefore, the next step is to rush over and bite, hoping to get more praise, and in the future, it will be the same if it encounters such a scene.
The correct way should be that you will calmly and confidently lead your dog over from the beginning, say hello to the owner of Da Allah, and let the two dogs smell each other when they know it, and you can continue to lead them after you know it.
