You consider your options, then ultimately decide to try and find the large doggo that the women mentioned earlier. Quickly, you make your way towards the outskirts with you shepherd at your heels and make a thorough check for any signs of the dog. It's a few minutes into the search when you see a head poking out of the bushes looking at you before quickly ducking back into the foliage when they see you've noticed them.

A. Approach the dog

B. Crouch down and offer a hand sniff

C. Maybe they're hungry?

D. Whistle

E. Keep searching

F. Leave the park outskirts

Check out the whining

A) pet doggo

B. Offer hand to sniff.

You halt and decide to check out what the whining noise is. Crouching down, you rifle through the bushes of where you think it's coming from. A dog stares at you wide - eyed, their paw stained with a little bit of blood because of a few thorns lodged somewhat deeply into their paw pad. It's clear they were trying to lick it, as their head is bent down to give them better access to the wound. They growl tentatively at you, getting defensive. They appear to be a Finish Spitz

A. Back off a bit, trying to soothe them

B. Talk in a calming matter and try to get a better look at the wound

C. Pull out the med pack and get right to work

D. Try to calm them with treats

E. See what blood you can rinse with the water

F. Leave, they don't want help

You start petting through their fur and their tail seems to go bonkers! The dog eagerly leans into your hand but not so much that they press their entire weight into you. After a little bit they finally right themselves and look at you curiously, tail having also calmed down from the pet session

A. Try and put the collar around their neck

B. Maybe they'd like to play?

C. Give them some water

D. See if you can give them a belly rub

E. Stand and see if they'll follow you

B

You crouch down and try to entice the dane to approach you, holding out your hand and clicking your tongue quietly. The dog pokes their head slowly out of the foliage again, muzzle first as they eye you nervously with ears perked. Your shepherd companion sits down right next to you, tail tapping against the ground in a lazy, calm manner as they also spot the large dog. It takes quite a while before they seem to finally gather the courage to take a single step out, then another. The Dane stops after they are halfway out of the foliage, having not taken their eyes off you and head ducked ready to dash back inside of the brush

A. Continue to sit quietly and wait

B. Try to see if you can entice them with treats

C. Lay down a bowl of water a few feet away from you

D. See if they'd be tempted by the toy you brought

E. Back away a little bit

F. Pet your shepherd, hoping the Dane will learn you don't wanna hurt them

G. Leave, they seem very anxious

B. Entice using treats.

A) try the collar