"Gå inte på igelkotten!"

Translation: Don't walk on the hedgehog!

[kivikoti]

I think you mean "Don't step on the hedgehog." "Don't walk on the hedgehog." is grammatically correct, but
odd.

[ZhangtheGreat]

Vem vill faktiskt åka på en igelkott?

[ultrasilvam]

FWIW, the Swedish word for step is trampa, and is the same for the imperative form.

[JohnWatson329194]

I thought 'don't tread on the hedgehog' was more idiomatic in English.

[Deyne13]

I agree with the comment below. I would never say "walk" here, as that implies more than one step. Don't step on the hedgehog would be the usual way to say it. Don't tread on the hedgehog would be old fashioned, at least where I live.

[JimNolt]

Arnauti, what do you say when you need "to go?"