TLC for your loved ones. Some dogs have a nervous, excited or calm. I pay close attention to behaviors and respond accordingly because each pet is different as is each child. I am currently taking classes to be a veterinary technician and learning more about our beloved pets everyday. I have worked in a boarding facility. Sometimes when dogs animals board they develop anxiety and as a result may not eat, want to walk or even want to play outside. In situations with anxious pets I remain calm but keep my tone upbeat as to encourage a possible ear perk or a side glance, once I get an ounce of care from the animal i begin to introduce myself. After introduction I pet and allow them to get used to my scent. Following I play a little to let them know my role at the time. Then we might finish up with a few commands so they begin to listen and trust me as well. Upon completion it's either a treat, more play time, or more so what makes the animal happy.