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PEOPLE WHO GET SCARED
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| It is possible that a bearded man with a hat or one that has a different skin color from the one of dog's human family may intimidate the dog. |
| ADVICE 266 |
| Look for your friends' help and prepare encounters among them and the dog. Reward the dog when it shows curiosity but remains quiet. |
| POSITIVE APPROACH |
| Teach the children to approach the dog in a quiet way and caress it on the flank. Reward the dog with words or with food when it remains quiet. |
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| ADVICE 267 |
| Set encounters for your dog with new people, first at home and then outside of it. This will prepare the dog for the encounters with people that try to caress it without asking for permission. |
| ADVICE 268 |
| Prepare your friend to welcome the dog making a squad so they won't intimidate the animal. |
| Ask a friend to offer your dog a treat, so the puppy will accept other people to approach it in the future. |
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