Mike Bloomberg tried to greet a dog by grabbing him by the jaw, and, well, he needs this guide
Photo: Robert Kneschke/Getty Images/EyeEm Mike Bloomberg is not known to be a dog person. This was evidenced again yesterday when the former New York mayor and current presidential candidate tried to greet one by grabbing the dog by the jaw and aggressively shaking his or her big sweet head. A video of the act went somewhat viral on Twitter, causing many to wonder why he was doing that to the dog’s face.
2. Offer a gentle pet while introducing yourself. Maybe you can do a little scratch under the chin, or behind the ears, while you tell the dog, “Hello, I’m former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg. I’m running for president because I am rich enough to do so somewhat successfully, with an emphasis on somewhat.” This is enough of a greeting for dogs, but I understand as someone running a monied political campaign you might want a more explicit “dog greeting” for a photograph, i.e.
4. Listen very carefully to what the dog has to say. Look into his eyes. You’ll be able to hear him. And you’ll know exactly what he means.
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