Chickentrain's Dog Q&A

[black_cat]

I'm curious if more people would try to pet a dog without permission if it has a muzzle or not. My thinking goes both ways in that a dog with a muzzle probably isn't the friendliest, but that with the muzzle they can't bite you if you pet them. Idk, just curious what the results would be if this could be tested

My old dog had to wear a muzzle because she didn't get along with females. And she looked a bit like a certain breed everyone's wary of. We were scared if she did nip someone or their dog that she'd be destroyed

If a dog has a muzzle I generally assume that that's a person being responsible with their dog, so I hold up my end of the bargain and take it as a 'no pet' signal.

 

[black_cat]

Labradoodles are mixed breeds and don’t have a set look. Especially first generation ones. What generation is she?

No idea lol

 

[black_cat]

Make sure this is not pain-driven. Check her pads, and legs all the way up to her spine. How old is she? If she is not in pain, is it possible she is just training you?

Doesn't seem to be pain driven as she walks, jumps, runs, etc just fine. She's a few months old, I think that she's just training me

 

[black_cat]

Doesn't seem to be pain driven as she walks, jumps, runs, etc just fine. She's a few months old, I think that she's just training me

She often will fall down and roll over herself while chasing things and she's always fine from that

 

[ShrekDawg]

No idea lol

Ohhh maybe you could ask hahah

 

[black_cat]

She often will fall down and roll over herself while chasing things and she's always fine from that

(not on walks, when playing in the yard)

 

[black_cat]

Ohhh maybe you could ask hahah

I'd assume she's a first generation, she probably just has straight/flat hair
She's kinda textured like this:

 

[black_cat]

Corgis crossed with other dogs look like corgis but in a disguise of that breed

 

[ShrekDawg]

I'd assume she's a first generation, she probably just has straight/flat hair
She's kinda textured like this:
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That makes sense

 

[chickentrains]

I'm curious if more people would try to pet a dog without permission if it has a muzzle or not. My thinking goes both ways in that a dog with a muzzle probably isn't the friendliest, but that with the muzzle they can't bite you if you pet them. Idk, just curious what the results would be if this could be tested

My old dog had to wear a muzzle because she didn't get along with females. And she looked a bit like a certain breed everyone's wary of. We were scared if she did nip someone or their dog that she'd be destroyed

no


he still gets fly by pets when wearing muzzles