Don’t be afraid of dogs – they don’t care about you!

My dog ​​doesn’t have the goal of killing or maiming you and your family. When he sees you, his hunting instinct doesn’t wake up. He’s not interested in you or your children.

If he suddenly hangs and looks in your direction, it means he sees your children playing, hears their cries, and he also really wants to play with them. Not to bite, but to play ball.

I keep him on a leash or in a muzzle not because he is dangerous. But because you are dangerous!

I’m not afraid that he will hurt you. I’m afraid that you will hurt him! That you will scream, run the other way, call my dog ​​names for some reason. How many names have you not called him…

He will not understand your words. He will understand your intonation. And I will answer you in kind. Because if you have the right to strike, I have the right to respond.

My dog ​​can’t hate people. I can. For cut paws, for poison on the paths, for the fact that suddenly you and children are on the only dog ​​playground. You don’t know how to respect us, and we have forgotten how to respect you.

Sinking in snow up to his knees, giving way to you on a narrow path, my dog ​​does not see your contemptuous glances and does not want to eat you. We come to the sea not to spoil your vacation, but to have a rest too.

Remember one thing – when I meet you in the forest, all I want is for you to disappear quickly, all my dog ​​wants are for her to be let off the leash quickly so she can run off to that stick and run free.

Nobody needs you – calm down!)