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  1. #1
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    Hi,

    Our mini yorkie (who lives with my mum, but comes to visit) was attacked by another dog on Sunday - we are very lucky to still have her....

    Anyway, the children adore Missy (and our dog Ruby) but they are constantly trying to stroke other dogs in the street....even after I have told them not to and explained that if we don't know the dog, it could bite us.

    They have been told what's happened to Missy but I obviously don't want to give them all the details but I would like to do some activities to help enforce the importance of not stroking strangers' dogs......

    Can anyone think of any activities I could do with the children over the next couple of days please? The children are four and five.

    Thanks xxx

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    Have a look here

    Child safety around dogs - The Kennel Club

    If you google teaching children to be safe around dogs lots of links come up - the one above is from the uk kennel club.

    So sorry to hear about missy, it must have been very frightening. Hope she makes a quick recovery.

    Miffy xx
    Keep smiling!

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    I have used the kennel club stuff, it is nice and easy to read. We all know to be trees if we meet a dog and also to ask if we can stroke it. Now I have a dog as well, when they arrive in the morning it is normal routine to be a boring tree until she calms down. ( not long now as she has realised they don't interact with her as they arrive)

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    Brilliant ideas! Thank you. These will be very handy for me my kids and mindees with my dog Sam and other hounds we meet out and about

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    Thanks - I'll be having a good look later once LO goes home xxx

 

 

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