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awwww these dogs r soooooooooo cute!
they are very funny too!
thanx for publishing them!
wow…they’re cute, but a little disturbing…i feel so bad for those poor poor dogs…
wow…
just
wow…
They r cute………but ur right. i feel bad 4 them. i tried putting a vest on my Dog………………..Didn’t turn out so well. i wonder if those dogs liked being dressed up & stuff. my dog didn’t…………
Here are some suggestions if approached by an aggressive dog:
* Don’t make direct hard eye contact. Body language counts
* Turn sideways, giving a calming signal. DO NOT RUN.
* Keep your arms and hands down and tight by your side
The following defensive tools may work on some dogs:
* Air horn
* Where legal, pepper spray
* Direct Stop is a Citronella spray (available at PetSmart and PetCo
* Defendabrella – a small tote umbrella to suddenly pop open to scare the dog
* Having a “sacraficial” garment (old shirt, sweater) around your waist to offer up to the dog instead of you.
* Always carry your cell phone and call for help if you can.
A Tired Dog is a Happy Dog!!