it hurt first time dog knotted me story

I'm not sure exactly what this story is about as the description is rather unclear. It could potentially be about an encounter with a dog that was aggressive or perhaps some sort of accident involving a dog that caused pain.

The statement is quite unclear. 'Knotted' might imply a physical connection or entanglement. So it could mean that the first time the dog got into a situation where it was physically attached to you in a knot - like way, it hurt. For instance, if a dog's long fur got tangled with your clothes or jewelry and it pulled or scratched you during that first encounter.

It could be about a dog's first experience with getting its fur knotted, perhaps it got into some bushes or played in mud and then had to have the knots in its fur dealt with.

First, stay calm. If the dog has caused a knot in your hair or clothing and it's hurting, try to gently untangle it. If it's a situation where the dog has accidentally scratched or bitten while getting into this 'knotted' situation, clean the wound with mild soap and water. Then, assess if you need to see a doctor for possible infection or if it's just a minor scratch.

Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Lily. It was her first time knitting. She picked up the needles and some colorful yarn. At first, she was all thumbs, but as she persevered, she finally made her first knot. It was a small, simple knot, but it filled her with pride as it was the start of her knitting journey.

I remember a story about a boy. It was his first time knotted a friendship bracelet. He had seen his friends wearing them and wanted to make one for himself. He got some colorful strings and started. At first, he was all confused about how to start the knot. After several tries, he got the hang of it and soon had a beautiful knotted bracelet.

Sure. One day, a little Labrador puppy named Max went on his first adventure in a forest. When he came back, his fur was full of twigs and leaves, and there were so many knots. His owner was shocked at first but then patiently started to comb out the knots. Max was a bit fussy at first but soon understood that his owner was helping him.

To prevent this from happening again, you need to be more aware of the dog's behavior. Dogs are curious and sometimes they don't realize what they're doing can be dangerous. You can start by keeping things like ropes and long leashes out of the dog's reach when you're interacting with it. Also, engage the dog in more structured play. Instead of just letting it run wild, play games like fetch where there's more control. And make sure the dog is well - trained in basic manners, which will reduce the chances of it getting into these knotting - causing situations.

Since we have no background on the 'knotted by dog story', it's impossible to say whether it's true or not. It could be a fictional tale made up for entertainment, or it could be based on a real - life incident that someone witnessed. Without more details, we can't be certain.

I'm not sure specifically which 'dog knotted story' you are referring to. There could be various fictional or real - life stories related to a dog getting knotted up in something like a leash, rope or in a more complex situation in a story that involves a dog and some form of entanglement.