On 11/18/2018 11:32 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2018-11-18 1:30 p.m., jmcquown wrote:
>> I heard this loud commotion out front.Â* Dogs barking, snarling.Â* Loud!
>> WTF?
>>
>> I walked out front.Â* There was a man with a dog in his arms
>> (protectively) and his wife with a smaller dog on a leash heading
>> away. And another woman hurrying her larger dog away from them.
>>
>> Not all dogs get along.Â* I don't know why everyone assumes they do.
>> Whew, no bloodshed.Â* It could have been a bad situation.
>>
>
> When we got our Malinois we were told that he could not be around other
> dogs. That was confirmed when my brother brought hisÂ* LabÂ* over to go
> for a walk. Sonny was so vicious that my bother never brought his dog
> back and did not want Sonny there.Â* I used to walk him in the woods
> behind us and let him run free.Â* A couple times we ran into people with
> dogs running free and he was fine. When a leash free dog park openedÂ* up
> nearby we tried it out and he was fine.Â*Â* Dogs tend to get along much
> better when there are no leashes involved.
>
I'm not talking about a dog park or in the "woods" in the middle of
nowhere. Unleashed dogs are not a good thing in a neighborhood. Dogs
should always be under the owners control, on a leash. These were, and
they didn't like each other. Uncontrolled, it could have been a bad
situation involving trips to the vet.

Jill