Dogs used to love me no dog would ever bite me and a dog I just met would act like im it’s owner.
Since wearing pheromones dogs have been really weird like my friends dog one day loved me and the next it randomly bit me and I hid in a room it kept trying to get in.
My other friends dog would shake when I came near it and run away.
It’s all confusing to me anyone care to elaborate?
You might be wearing mones that aren’t “dog friendly”
Some people reported dogs being friendly when wearing A314. I had IO by itself on and a dog in my apartment was really friendly to me.
I had the same experience when I was wearing pheromones about 15 years ago at my mum and dads house. My pet dog (pic in the avatar) used to run to the bottom of the garden and hide in the bushes everytime I sprayed on the pheros and refused to come back in.
When you encounter dogs the first thing they usually do is take a big wiff and check you out. Some are more blatant then others LOL. Your pheromone signature tells them something about you.
Good person, bad person, male, female, alpha…some of them can even tell when your down or sad, happy excited etc etc this way but those are not identifying signals those are emotion signals. Once they get that scent image of you most dogs feel comfortable around you.
When you show up with a whole new signature on it can confuse them.
Some dogs react to that confusion by running and hiding and some will defend there territory. They will respond as if they dont know you. Think of how you normally approach a dog you dont know. Slow and careful giving him/her a chance to identify you. Well when you use mones you have to do that process over again sometimes.
If the dog is your own or one you have been around a lot usually once they have a visual and hear your voice they will just adapt to the new signature without much fan fair. I tell people the first time they are wearing mones around there own animals talk to them and approach from the front so they can make a clear visual. Dont startle them or come barreling into the room.
If its a dog that is not your own approach them like you never met them. Give them that chance to identify you so they feel comfortable.