Celebrate #DogsInYellow Day – March 20th

Every day, we stand together as advocates for anxious and reactive dogs, but on March 20th, we shine even brighter!

This is our day to raise awareness, educate others, and celebrate our incredible Yellow Army.

By wearing yellow and sharing our stories, we help people understand why some dogs need space and how simple kindness can make a world of difference.

How can you get involved?

Make sure your dog's yellow gear is fresh and ready – a clean harness, lead, or jacket helps spread the message clearly.

Share photos and experiences using #DogsInYellow on social media.

Educate your local vets, groomers, and pet shops – we have awareness packs full of posters and stickers to help spread the word!

Want to help spread the word? Order our #DogsInYellow Awareness Pack filled with posters and stickers.

Host or join a local event – whether it’s a small gathering, a group walk, or an awareness stand at your local pet shop or vets, every effort helps spread the message.

Together, we can make March 20th a day of awareness, understanding, and support for all our special dogs.

Join us and let’s get #DogsInYellow trending!

Why did I want to create a national #dogsinyellow day?

My name is Sarah Jones and this is "My Anxious Dog" Bella. Bella was attacked by another dog when she was a puppy and this is where her fear of dogs started, it left her terrified. She would react to other dogs if they came too close either growling or lunging because she was scared. It prompted pitiful looks from passers by, as if you were stupid to own so a vicious or aggressive dog. It felt so infuriating to watch people tut, and drag their dog away once they have managed to grab their collars! People just don't realise what some of these anxious dogs have been through. So I wanted to find a way for our #dogsinyellow to be understood. Through compassionate awareness-raising, we will reach more unknowing dog owners and spread the understanding far and wide.

All our #dogsinyellow want and need is some space, and then the world feels much less frightening.

If you're in our yellow army, let's get our dogs in yellow trending.

Post a photo, or lots of your gorgeous anxious dog and don't forget the hashtag #dogsinyellow

Treat your dog (I know, we do it every day)

Maybe plan a small fundraiser or donate to a dog rescue in celebration of your anxious dog.

Make some homemade treats.

Ask your local vet to display our awareness posters so everyone that sits in the waiting room can read what a dog wearing yellow means.

things are never quite as scary when you've got a best friend

The human world can be awfully scary for some dogs in yellow. Things may seem unpredictable, and a little too much. But one thing your dog always knows it that in you they can trust.

So from me to you, thank you for being an awesome friend to your dog in yellow.

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