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Apparently going straight to their little heads is considered threatening.
So, what should we do instead?
"The best thing is to approach them from the side and then go down,” Sarah said.
"Keep your own bubble and their bubble, and it's then the dog's choice whether then encroach into your bubble.”
"I'm crouched down sideways and all I'm going to do is offer my hand out."
“If the dog sniffs your hand, you should then give them a little scratch under the chin or the ear.”
“Another thing to think about is if a dog rolls onto their back and shows their belly, we all love to give them a belly scratch.”
"But what we all tend to do is maybe be a bit firm with it, but for most dogs this is too much."
My heart can't take it.
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