My stray dog I feed suddenly got too close. What's happening?

There is really no way to "move" the third one if they all come at the same time and are fed at the same time. If the first two come alone, feed them and simply ignore the third when he arrives. If there is no food, he will give up after a few days and look for a meal elsewhere. i don't know where in the country you live, but many parts of the US are severely cold right now. If that's the case where you are, and you can manage to feed the third one, it would be a kindness to do so. Just realize that, once you start feeding strays, you may find many more showing up! Be prepared now so you can manage it before it gets completely out of hand.

It could be that this dog wants some attention for you, and wants to spend time in your home. If you are feeding her, she probably feels affection towards you and wants to spend more time with you in the home. She may also want to get out the weather and conditions, and be inside where it's dry and comfortable. It's up to you if you want to allow her to enter your home. I hope this helps :-)

This poor dog could be shivering because of pain or being cold. If you are concerned about rabies, do not approach him, but you would see aggression from the dog as well as foaming at the mouth if he had it. I would called your local animal rescue to come and get him right away. He likely needs veterinary treatment, which they can provide. Good luck, I hope this helps!

It sounds like he is acting like a typical friendly kitty. It is possible that he was once owned and that it why he is so friendly. He may have been lost or abandoned, but still has a pleasant attitude around people. If he is gentle enough that you could take him to a veterinary hospital or animal shelter, they could scan him for a microchip to find information on his previous owners. Typically truly feral cats are afraid of people and will not allow this type of contact with people.

The easiest way to get him would be to set up a live trap. You place food in the trap and when he eventually goes in to get it the door to the cage will close and he will not be harmed. The other option would be to continue what you are doing by visiting him frequently and offering him food and treats. Once he trusts you to get close enough you can slip a leash around his neck to secure him. Keep in mind that even if he comes to you once he will likely still be fearful for a long time. Good luck!

Poor dog! I would call your local SPCA to come and get him. They can get him veterinary treatment and eventually him a home. If you are willing to take him in and assume financial responsibility for him, I'd take him into a vet asap.

Hi there and thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach to address your concern. Unfortunately, the dog you see may have a systemic illness or infection. You can try feeding him ground beef or pork and see if he will eat more or offer canned dog food. Chicken broth added to the food may entice him more as well. If he is suffering from a disease, unfortunately he may not want to eat because he is so sick. If you are able to report him to an animal rescue, they may be able to catch him and take care of him but I know there are a lot of strays around and you may not be able to find a rescue that would take him in. I hope this helps get him to eat more! Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns and I would be more than happy to help you further.