“Dogs wear muzzles because they bite.” Hard disagree - we're not alone in this, right? ✋ It doesn't mean a dog bites just because they're wearing a muzzle. Many dog guardians use muzzles as a preventative measure... a measure that can keep their dog, other dogs and humans safe. Also, there are many people who choose to muzzle their dogs due to the extra consideration other people and dog guardians give them - often preventing bites by simply sending a clear signal to others that space is needed. Consider this: Waiting for a dog to bite before introducing a muzzle… is sometimes too late. Dogs shouldn’t have to bite to ‘qualify’ for a muzzle! Introducing a muzzle BEFORE a dog bites is the responsible thing to do. There's so much judgement when muzzling a dog that ‘hasn’t even bitten’ and that’s contributing to the number of dogs that have successfully bitten - if a muzzle was introduced earlier we might have been able to avoid a bite, potentially saving a life! Share this post! 🙌 #themuzzlemovement
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Help! My Dog Barks at Everything That Passes By: Causes and Solutions Incessant barking can be one of the most perplexing behaviors to address. Every time a car passes, a neighbor walks by, or a leaf rustles, your dog might erupt into a frenzy of barks, leaving you exasperated and your neighbors potentially annoyed. Understanding why your dog reacts this way is the first step toward addressing the issue. If you've found yourself thinking, "Why does my dog bark at everything that passes by?", you're not alone. Keep reading to delve into the causes of this behavior and discover practical solutions to ensure a more harmonious environment for both you and your canine companion. https://lnkd.in/dM97y8Fn #rootedowl #pethealth #petindustry #doghealth #dogbehavior #dogsoflinkedin #doglovers
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🐾🚫 It's Dog Bite Prevention Week! 🚫🐾 Hey everyone! Did you know that it's Dog Bite Prevention Week? 📅 It's an important reminder to educate ourselves and our loved ones about how to stay safe around our furry friends. Here are a few tips to keep in mind: 1. Always ask permission before approaching a dog, especially if it's unfamiliar. 2. Approach dogs slowly and calmly, allowing them to sniff you first. 3. Never disturb a dog that is sleeping, eating, or caring for puppies. 4. Teach children to be respectful and gentle around dogs, and always supervise their interactions. 5. If a dog seems frightened or aggressive, give it space and avoid making sudden movements. Let's work together to create a safer environment for both humans and our beloved canine companions! 🐶💙 #DogBitePreventionWeek #SafetyFirst #LoveDogs
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Long weekend safety 🎆 Remember that fireworks are fun for people, but can be extremely scary for dogs! Keep your pets safe this weekend by following these tips: -Get lots of exercise done early in the day. Some people set fireworks off before dark so try and get your pet settled in for the night as early as possible. -Double or even triple leash while outside this weekend. You never know when a loud sound or crowd of people can spook your dog. -Prepare enrichment activities for your pup to do inside! -Create a safe space! A cozy crate or separate room -Be careful when opening the door for friends or deliveries. Put your dog in a crate or behind a gate/door before opening your door! #dogrescue #petsafety #torontodogs #fireworksafety
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Dog Days of Summer Safety: Avoiding Dog Bite Injuries Dog bites are more common than you might think, especially during the summer months when people and pets spend more time outdoors. Here are some essential tips to avoid dog bite injuries: Always ask permission to pet a dog, even if it seems friendly. Never approach a dog that appears aggressive or is eating. Be cautious around unfamiliar dogs, especially with children. If you or a loved one has been injured in a dog bite incident, contact us to discuss your case. #personalinjury #summersafety #summervibes #staysafe
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