How to Get an Unfriendly Dog to Love You

I have been around many different types of dogs. Some are naturally friendly which makes it easy to interact with them are some are not so friendly. This article is how to get those unfriendly dogs to love. By following these how to steps you will be able to get the toughest meanest looking dog to love you.

Talk to the dog. Some dogs don't seem so friendly because they could be shy. They are not comfortable being around others. They may have a depressive or angry look on their face because of this. Their lack of confidence makes it difficult for them to approach you in a friendly manner. What you could do to boost up their self-esteem is talk to them. Try being their friend first. Have a conversation about their surrounding environment. For example if you are at the park describe what is going on in the play ground such as what the children are doing. You can really earn points by talking about one of their popular interests, which are other dogs.

Be playful with the dog. You're no fun if you are a dead beat to be around. Act like a dog run and play with them. Bark and howl at the wind. If anything they will get a kick out of your sense of humor and craziness. I have noticed what gets a dog happy and excited is playing ball. Most dogs love to be thrown a ball. Another popular activity is running around with them. Physical exercise is one activity a lot of dog's lack. Many are kept indoors which is difficult to run and play.

Share your snacks with them. Like most men a way through a dogs heart is the belly. If you're eating a sandwich don't just stand in front of the dog eating. They will think you are rude and unfriendly. Instead give the dog a piece of your sandwich. If there is a more appropriate doggy snack give the dog the doggy snack. The snack alone can make them your friend for life. Of course you would want to ask their owner if it's ok to give their dog a snack before you actually do. Have a good relationship with their owner kind of naturally goes with the dog bonding.