Instead, aim for the area around them, particularly away from your destination. If you hit the dog or person with the item you threw, they’ll be alerted to your location, which is not what you want.
This is important because the idea is to distract them, not draw them toward you. If you see a dog and its owner, throw a brick or bottle toward them, but not at them. It’s recommended to always have a bottle or brick on you, which can be collected throughout the world. However, dogs have the ability to track your scent, so simply being quiet isn’t good enough. The dogs work similarly to the humans and infected, in that you must be quiet to avoid them. If you can get past that, though, every dog thereafter can be avoided. This might be too much for some to handle - and understandably so. Unfortunately, there is an unskippable interaction with a dog early on, in which you must complete a quick-time event to take it out. The nice thing is that you can avoid killing all dogs in the game, except for one. That’s why we don’t really bat an eye when we’re tasked with taking them out, even in a realistic game like The Last of Us Part II. But, give us the option to do the same with dogs, and it’s a different story. Let’s face it - we’ve been killing other humans in video games since the medium’s inception.
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