Not exact matches
When
approaching unknown or distressed
dogs, do so in a position that protects your head.
Because defending territory is such a high priority to them, many
dogs are highly motivated to bark when they detect the
approach of
unknown people or animals near familiar places, like their homes and yards.
Our educators go into the schools and teach how to care for animals, how to
approach an
unknown dog etc. and how to be safe etc..
If the
dog remains lying down or continues to do what it is currently doing despite the fact that an
unknown or unfamiliar person
approaches, then this is a sure sign that it won't make for a great family protector.
Below are some guidelines for how to
approach an
unknown dog, if the
dog's owner says it's OK to do so.
They should be cautious when
approaching any
unknown dog.
Still other
dogs may be recovering from surgery, and they could be sore and more prone to nipping if they are
approached by an
unknown person.
When
unknown people
approach the
dog's owner or home and a
dog attacks, it is considered protective or territorial aggression.