Most pet dogs are born to like to pounce people. It should be nothing if everyone is pounced by a small pet dog. If they are pounced by a large pet dog of adults, most people cannot accept it, especially the elderly and children, who are likely to b...
Most pet dogs are born to like to pounce people. It should be nothing if everyone is pounced by a small pet dog. If they are pounced by a large pet dog of adults, most people cannot accept it, especially the elderly and children, who are likely to be bitten by dogs and thrown to the ground immediately. Some dogs will pounce from behind, which is equivalent to being kicked from behind by others. Those who are not clear about it may think they have been fooled by a traitor. Therefore, if you have a large pet dog at home, you need to dissuade them from pounce.
The key to dog pounces on people has two meanings. One is to express passionate greetings. When the owner returns home, the dog likes to rush up. There are also passers-by in the house that is very likely to rush up. The second is very excited. When the dog is very excited, he likes to rush towards the most familiar person beside him. In the eyes of dogs, it is a good thing to slap people. Therefore, when dissuading dogs to slap people, you should pay attention to countermeasures and not be too rude, otherwise the dog will feel heartbroken.
Dissuasion of dogs to pounce on people requires starting from childhood. Some people feel that puppying people is not easy to harm everyone, so they are not easy to dissuade them. That is not right. When the dog grows up, it will be difficult to dissuade them again, and it is very easy not to hurt the harmony. Some time ago, I adopted an adult golden retriever and liked to pounce. Maybe the owner of the previous owner did not dissuade him from pounceing him. He has been developing habits. After I brought him back, the golden retriever liked to pounce at me. The golden retriever weighing dozens of pounds came back. If he got the pounce, it would be very easy to get the skin broken by its front paws and door handle.
The way I am still trying to dissuade the golden retriever to pounce is very simple. Even every time it pounces on me, I immediately pulled it away. After accidentally pulling it away a few times, the golden retriever was very unhappy and shouted at me. It is very likely that the owner was used to it before pounce. When the golden retriever shouted at me, I also reached out to make a gesture of hitting it, and it frightened away. After persisting for a few days, the golden retriever was afraid to pounce on me.
It is much easier to dissuade the puppy from slapping people. In the past, our little golden retriever also had the habit of slapping people. Every time he accidentally pulled it away with his feet, the little golden retriever was not angry at all and went to play. However, the puppy has poor memory ability. Sometimes it will not take long to get it away. If it wants to pounce back, there is no need to think about it. Just pull it away immediately. If it is repeated many times, the puppy will completely correct its habit of pounceing people.
