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RonnieHow to Approach a Dog (Without Getting Bitten)
Dogs are everywhere in Canada, but a lot of people don’t actually know how to behave around them. I will tell you what you should and shouldn’t do when you see a dog. I talk about common mistakes people make, like running away, staring directly into a dog’s eyes, or trying to hug a dog they just met. I also show you safer ways to approach a dog, such as asking the owner for permission, offering a closed fist so the dog can smell you, and letting the dog decide if it wants to come closer. We will also learn useful English vocabulary such asleash, paws, pet, and more. By the end of this lesson, you’ll understand how to behave calmly and respectfully around dogs so both you and the dog stay happy and safe.
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