Pet Communication & Behavior

“How do I approach a dog?” — Poster

Knowing when to come near and when to give space to your dog is the key to a good relationship! This exclusive poster will help you approach your dog when they feel insecure or afraid.

3.00 €

“How do I approach a dog?” — Poster

3.00 €

 Approach your dog when it's safe, moving slowly and in an arch towards them. Avoid any sudden sounds or movements that may startle them. You can also display calming signals, such as avoiding direct eye contact, turning your head or body, and yawning if your dog shows nervousness. 

 Discover the steps to approach your dog safely with this poster. Take a moment to observe your dog's behavior and body language. This will give you valuable insights into their state of mind. 

  • A vector illustration on a Light Night Snow blue paper-textured rectangle with a light night blue rectangle at the bottom, shows Oliver, a medium-tall, large, dark gray-skinned, male-presenting man with short, curly, aubergine hair, a beard, and glasses, walking towards Clover, a medium-sized, white mutt dog with long, spiky fur and short, upright ears, sitting at his left, facing him with his right paw in the air and his tail around his legs on the floor. On the floor, an arrow describes a concave curve from Oliver´s to Clover´s right. Oliver’s face is facing away from Clover, looking to the right, and his visible eye is closed. A Night snow blue icon on the top right corner of the image shows an eye crossed out by a diagonal line.

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