This list of don’ts caught our eyes. Consider using this on websites, blogs or in newsletters. A version of this would be good in new pet orientations as well.
Source: About.com, January 2016.
Jenna Stregowski, RVT, provides concise reasoning for each of the 10 don’ts to match descriptive photos:
- Hugging
- Dressing them up
- Getting in a dog’s face and personal space
- Strong fragrances
- Not letting a dog sniff and explore on walks
- Being left alone or ignored
- Lack of routine and rules
- Forcing them into uncomfortable situations
- Yelling and harsh punishment
- Being upset
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