In general, in places where there are many people walking dogs, we often see passers-by reaching out to pet the dogs because they are cute, but most of the time they are avoided or barked by the dogs. Why do dogs behave like this? The following picture tells you how to touch a dog correctly when you see it without getting bitten.

What should you pay attention to when greeting your dog:

1. Do not approach dogs whose owners are not around

2. Don’t touch the dog’s head suddenly

If the owner is not around, the dog will definitely feel uneasy to some extent; and if the owner is not around, no one can tell you what the personality of this cute-looking dog is, so it is best not to approach it rashly!

In fact, dogs don’t like the feeling of being oppressed. Touching their heads with your hands is a similar action. If your dog is touched on the head by someone you don’t know, your dog may feel uneasy and afraid. Please don’t give your dog such unnecessary pressure. Shock! In addition, it is best not to touch the more sensitive parts of the dog such as the mouth, tail, feet, etc.