People Got Mad When OP Did Not Allow Them To Pet His Dog While Training Him In Public
Asking permission and respecting others are basic things these people should relearn these days.
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It's possible that you're thinking about taking your pet on an exciting trip, or perhaps you are going to take your furry friend to the vet and consider using public transportation. Training and preparation are essential to ensure you and your pet have a good time whenever you go out together.
When out in public, pets should be well-behaved. You won't win any friends in the neighborhood if they're constantly making a noise like barking and aggressive behavior, and neither you nor your pet will have a good time.
It's important to consider whether or not your pet is capable of doing the job. Are they able to behave appropriately when introduced to new people and animals in a social setting?
It's understandable if you'd rather keep your animal at home, where they'll be happier if the response is no. However, this does not mean that you should never bring your pet with you.
Taking small, gradual steps is the key to training your dog to behave appropriately in public. When you're out in public, you're exposed to whatever happens to be around you without any ability to alter it.
For your pet, this will be a time of great novelty as it experiences many new and different sensations. To help them prepare, try simulating outdoor conditions at home first.
"Why do people hate seeing me train my dog in public?"
Reddit/hedgehog124041. "You should have attempted to pet her kids." This is hilarious.
Reddit/gbaker922. They probably will. How'd they know?
Reddit/Tim2263. Better be safe than sorry.
Reddit/SusuSketches4. "People don't understand dogs don't exist only for their pleasure."
Reddit/whitout865. "This dog is willing to bite me."
Reddit/reallybirdysomedays6. People should stop assuming that all dogs are the same.
Reddit/Buzfeed_sucks7. They should really learn to mind their own business.
Reddit/RickTheDad18. "They're not annoyed that you're training your dog, they're annoyed that their entitlement went challenged."
Reddit/z3vil9. The reply really made sense.
Reddit/Corn__bean10. Every dog has its own personality, I guess. They just have different preferences like people do.
Reddit/LaughingMouseinWI11. Why would people think this is okay? This is such a shame.
Reddit/Marquisdelafayette8912. Hopefully everyone is like your son who would ask permission first.
Reddit/OkControl950313. "People have no boundaries." Louder!
Reddit/natttsss14. Wondering what her reaction would be if you ask her this. Lol.
Reddit/Field_Efficient15. People are supposed to keep their hands to themselves, aren't they?
Reddit/Kamtschi16. OP should probably take note of this for future reference.
Reddit/Simivy-Pip17. "That puts half the population into fairly stupid category."
Reddit/Optimal-Soup_6218. "This seems like less of an issue about people seeing your dog in public, and more about just seeing your dog in public."
Reddit/Proser8419. Asking permission is basic etiquette. It is expected from every decent human being.
Reddit/obiwankendrobi20. "Unfortunately, people have no respect for dogs."
Reddit/ClassyH4RTLOTTraining your pet might be the most challenging and time-consuming part of being a fur parent. Unfortunately, people who do not understand how they should behave around other people's pets can also make it more difficult.
Hopefully, individuals would understand and not get offended when owners don't allow them to pet their animals. It's for their own safety and not out of selfishness.