Alpha Dog Quick Reference
- A natural–born leader
 - Have lots of friends; very popular
 - Esteemed: people seek your acceptance and try to please you
 - Focus on the future and what’s best for the pack
 - Make good decisions that people choose to follow
 - Hard to upset, with a calm and even temperament
 - Protector, role model, and mentor
 - Provide sense of calm and reassurance to others
 - Patient
 - Ready to take charge and accept responsibility
 - Great at delegating tasks
 - Don’t get overly stressed; design plans to overcome problems
 - Have a positive outlook on life; see success everywhere
 
Making Your Alpha Dog Wag Their Tail:
- Be Appreciative. Applaud their great ideas and thank them for being so patient.
 - Be Physical. Give them a pat on the shoulder, a firm handshake, or a hug (when appropriate).
 - Be Empowering. Remind them that they can overcome any obstacle.
 - Be Proactive. Do your best to anticipate their needs and help them out. Try providing lunch or reminding them of their appointments.
 - Be Attractive. Alphas respect those who respect themselves. You can communicate your self-respect by keeping up with your appearance.
 - Be Respectful. Don’t challenge the Alpha by using an aggressive or argumentative approach. Calmly state your case and ask them to consider your suggestion.
 - Be Patient. Don’t interrupt an Alpha Dog. Wait patiently for your turn to talk.
 - Ask Them for Help. Alphas are problem solvers, and they love to help members of their pack.
 - Be Supportive. Alphas are not independent. They need your help attending to their fundamental needs.
 - Be Curious. Ask them what they are working on and listen to them talk.
 

