The volunteer who handled Zeke during your class reported he made significant progress in being
comfortable with strange dogs, a problem it is difficult to deal with effectively in the shelter environment.
Not exact matches
Chris, who is the education chairperson at International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants and author of the book Parenting
with Pets, the Magic of Raising Children with Animals, explains that in order to get a Canine Good Citizen certificate the
dog must show that it is
comfortable and friendly
with strangers, understands obedience commands, can be in public, and is not jumping on people or other
dogs.
What we CAN do, together, is work
with her
dog to help him learn to be more
comfortable around
strangers.
With some dedicated training, the GSP can be a well - behaved and well - loved
dog,
comfortable around new people or
strange dogs (as long as they aren't too small).
I am not
comfortable with strangers,
with their children, walking around my home and inevitably upsetting my
dogs who live here.
However rather than giving treats from your hand or having
strangers give treats from their hand
with the goal of socialization, it's best to toss a HIGH value treat to the
dog at a distance where he is
comfortable.
In this article, «The Unexpected
Dog Killer,» pulled from Scientific American, the author points out that even though modern - day
dogs have relatively
comfortable lives, they do still face many stressors — repeated separations as owners go to work, variable schedules, frequent mixing
with strange dogs and people, and then of course fireworks (which prompted the article's writing).
I am able to understand my
dog and help her learn to be more
comfortable with strangers and other
dogs.
If someone approaches you and your
dog while out on a walk, caution them to wait before petting the
dog, giving your pet time to be
comfortable with the
stranger.
While you want to socialize your
dog so that he is
comfortable with new people, a
dog can be overwhelmed by
strangers and excitement when he is already trying to adjust to a new home.
For
dogs that are not
comfortable with strangers, other
dogs, noises, objects or social pressure.
Your
dog must be
comfortable with the approach of a friendly
stranger.
Your
dog might thoroughly enjoy the routine, structure and safety of class but not be as
comfortable in
strange environments
with unknown people.
The Bravery Boost class is for
dogs that are not
comfortable with strangers, other
dogs, noises, objects or social pressure.
If your
dog is not
comfortable with strangers or children be prepared to shield him from potential negative experiences
with either.