If You See A Dog in Michigan Wearing Red Collar, Don’t Approach It!
As a dog lover, I understand the urge to pet or love every dog you see.
When it comes to pets, specifically in Michigan, pet owners do not play about their furry friends.
While I know you want to pet every dog you come across, however, there is a chance you should stay away.
Dog Collar Colors & Their Meanings
While many colorful collars could be simply for aesthetic purposes, experts are warning that if you see a dog with a red leash, red harness, or red bandana, you should not approach that dog at any time.
Before you walk up to a dog, you should know what the colors of leashes and collars mean.
If you do not know the protocol, you can read the full-color code below.
Orange = I like people, but not other dogs.
Green = I enjoy making new friends (both people and other dogs)
Light Yellow = I am nervous so please give me space
Blue - I am learning for work, not play!
Purple = Do not feed me!
White = I am deaf or blind
Bright Yellow = I am looking for a new home (I am up for adoption)
Red = Stop, Give Me Space, Do Not Approach Me
Pets Plus shared a graphic explaining everything you need to know regarding the color of a dog's leash and collar.
Again, this collar and leash color code is something to follow so you can know whether the dog should or should not be encountered.
Did you know about these collar colors?
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