The Yellow Ribbon For Our Dogs - Too Little Known

Corry van den Brande

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1 year ago

What's this yellow ribbon for anyway?

Well, do you have a dog that has recently been operated on and who doesn't like people coming to him then make this clear by a #geel ribbon to hang on his leash.

If he is shy, he barks a lot at others as they come closer than hang a yellow ribbon on a leash so that people know they should not come pet.

Also if your dog dares bite, has experienced a lot you hang ribbon.

Also explain to people that your dog needs space, hence the yellow ribbon.

If we all share this with Zen and talk about it, more and more people will understand the usefulness of the ribbon and there will be much less problems so that our dog feels safe and good.

The idea originated in 2012 in Sweden and is called #GULA HUND you can always visit the site to read the whole project. I hope that with this message we will be able to reach more people and that we can help our dogs better.

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