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It’s Valentine Month - Love Your Dog In a Way That Makes Them Feel Safe!

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Dogs Don’t Like Hugs and Kisses – Teach your kids not to hug or kiss a dog on the face. Hugging the family dog or face-to-face contact are common causes of bites to the face. Instead, teach kids to scratch the dog on the chest or the side of the neck

Learn To Speak Dog!

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Stay Safe While You Love Your Dog - Condition Your Dog for the World – Give your puppy lots of new positive experiences. Train using positive methods and learn to speak dog!

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Always Supervise Kids With Pets – Don’t assume your dog is good with kids. If a toddler must interact with your dog, you should have your hands on the dog too. Even if your dog is great with kids and has never bitten – why take a chance?

Keep Kids Safe This Valentine’s Day

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Keep Your Dog Happy This Valentine.

Signs of anxiety indicate that your dog is uncomfortable with the current situation and there is a need for intervention to prevent pushing the dog to the point of biting, and to make sure your canine friend is happy and not feeling anxious. Learn the signs click here

Learn The Signs of Anxiety – Learn to Speak Dog!

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Train your dog – Take your dog to obedience classes where positive-reinforcement is used. Never pin, shake, choke, hold the dog down or roll the dog over to teach it a lesson. Dogs treated this way are likely to turn their aggression on weaker family members. Involve older children in training the family dog while supervising. Don’t allow children to punish the dog. Condition the dog to enjoy the presence and actions of children using positive experiences.

Education = PreventionKeep Kids Safe This Valentine’s Day

Keep Kids Safe This Valentine’s Day

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Dogs give lots of clues about how they are feeling if we only know what to look for. You can have lots of fun being a dog detective and looking for clues about how a dog might be feeling.

Teach Them To Be a Dog Detective

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How To Love Your Dog!

Allow her to give affection

on her own terms

How To Love Your Dog!

Take her to a Training Class!

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How To Love Your Dog!Let him live in

the housewith you!

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How To Love Your Dog!Invite him to

come over to yourather than go

to him!

How To Love Your Dog!Recognize

worry&

concern

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