This is actually two questions. One is that I am excited to see a stranger, and the other is that I am excited to see a strange dog. The first time we see a stranger and we are excited, we suggest that the owner socializes the dog. The dog usually has too few opportunities to meet strangers, or the owner at home gives it too little attention. The dog wants to see strangers. Asking for attention or sniffing, if the stranger doesn't like dogs, then he will be very disgusted with the dog's behavior.
At this time, one is to use a short leash to quickly control the dog; the second is to let the dog sit down immediately and let the dog watch the stranger walking past it, and then give him Dog treat rewards. It is recommended that the owner invite one or two friends to come to the home or meet them on the road, so that the dog can interact with strangers slowly, and do not take the dog to a place with many people all at once.
Dogs are very excited when they see other dogs. The reason for this problem is that dogs usually spend more time with people and are less likely to come into contact with other dogs. So if they are excited when they see dogs, they are not social. pay. When two completely unfamiliar dogs meet, if one of the dogs is very excited, it will easily cause conflicts and fights. In this case, the owner should pull the dogs away to calm down the dog and let it observe the other dog. Then slowly approach the dog, because you don’t know what the other person’s dog is like, so let the dog adapt to this environment with strange dogs.