The owner can first sit on the ground and let the dog lie on his legs. After it does not move around, and then gradually become familiar with your scent, it starts to caress it. First go along the back, then try to touch the front paws, abdomen, hin...
The owner can first sit on the ground and let the dog lie on his legs. After it does not move around, and then gradually become familiar with your scent, it starts to caress it. First go along the back, then try to touch the front paws, abdomen, hind legs, and tail.
After the dog gradually adapts, you can touch the dog's jaw. Pay attention to the movements being gentle and check whether the dog has impatient reactions, such as standing on the ear. At this time, you should pause first to prevent the dog from getting angry and biting.
If the dog is used to stroking, you can try to do some closer tests, such as spreading the dog's mouth open. If this process doesn't go well, you can and give the food to attract its attention.
Finally, you can pick up the baby dog. First, wrap one hand around its chest and forelimbs to prevent it from moving, and hold its buttocks with the other hand. If the dog struggles when you pick it up, don't stand up too fast, it feels like you'll feel uncomfortable when you're doing an elevator too fast. After its feet leave the ground, try to hold it in its arms so that it will feel safer!
