lies down to let them know she is not a threat. Bo-Bo listens to the wait command as well. This is good petiquette in general, as well as good Denver trail etiquette.
Keep Your Dog Close When New People And Dogs Are Approaching To help prevent injuries, your dog should know how to heel or be kept on a short leash whenever others are approaching along the hiking or biking trail. This helps teach your dog Denver trail etiquette. But more importantly, it keeps everyone involved safe. The way animals react to different people and animals cannot always be predicted. We like to let Velma run free on the retractable leash. But as soon as we can tell someone will be approaching soon, we keep her close. She is friendly with all people and dogs. But new people and dogs are not always so friendly. Bo-Bo usually stays close on a regular short leash, as he’s not much of a runner most days. Approach Slowly And State The Facts And Intent Stay to your side of the trail and walk slowly. You can say something to the person about your dog if you intend for the dog to meet this person or their dog. I always say something like "Hi. She's friendly with people and dogs." This lets people know that she is safe and has good petiquette. They always respond with either a friendly greeting from themself and their dog -- or they say "Oh, he doesn't like other dogs" or something similar. When everyone states the facts and acts appropriately, this helps to avoid bad situations. Practice good Denver trail etiquette by never letting your dog fully approach another person or dog before getting a safe response. Content Manifested by Brand Shamans. |
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