What dogs hates. DO NOT do it! (9)
Do you like it when you are stroked on the head? Hardly.
When someone stretches out his hand to touch our head? Regardless of whether this is done with love or not, in most cases it is unpleasant for us.
In the best case, it irritates us, at worst we can even experience unpleasant sensations until trembling.
And we really do not like it when the hands of strangers approach our face, thereby violating our personal space.
If someone suddenly reaches out to your face, the reaction is likely to be as follows: you will want to take your head back and lean back in your chair. The fact that someone is invading your personal space will undoubtedly strain you.
Nevertheless, most people think that dogs like it when they are stroked on the head.
However, in fact, although many dogs tolerate this, allowing themselves to be petted by someone they know and trust, most of them do not like it.
Note that even your favorite pet dog can be slightly detached when you touch its muzzle to stroke.
Dog will allow you to do this only because it considers the person as the chief but not because dog likes it.
Remember that dogs also have their own personal space. That's why knowledgeable and responsible parents teach their children to stroke gently the back or the rear of the dog, rather than clapping and stroking its muzzle.
If you really want to pamper your dog, do not slap dog on the head, but just stroke back and patch a little around neck.
Believe me, your pet will appreciate such caress much more than a hateful whack in the face!
When someone stretches out his hand to touch our head? Regardless of whether this is done with love or not, in most cases it is unpleasant for us.
In the best case, it irritates us, at worst we can even experience unpleasant sensations until trembling.
And we really do not like it when the hands of strangers approach our face, thereby violating our personal space.
If someone suddenly reaches out to your face, the reaction is likely to be as follows: you will want to take your head back and lean back in your chair. The fact that someone is invading your personal space will undoubtedly strain you.
Nevertheless, most people think that dogs like it when they are stroked on the head.
However, in fact, although many dogs tolerate this, allowing themselves to be petted by someone they know and trust, most of them do not like it.
Note that even your favorite pet dog can be slightly detached when you touch its muzzle to stroke.
Dog will allow you to do this only because it considers the person as the chief but not because dog likes it.
Remember that dogs also have their own personal space. That's why knowledgeable and responsible parents teach their children to stroke gently the back or the rear of the dog, rather than clapping and stroking its muzzle.
If you really want to pamper your dog, do not slap dog on the head, but just stroke back and patch a little around neck.
Believe me, your pet will appreciate such caress much more than a hateful whack in the face!
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