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Re: aggressive behaviour, really worried
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Originally Posted by ashleywood View Post
I am near sheffield in south yorkshire.
Molly was on the lead both times and the other dogs approached me, I asked owners to get there dog away but the dog didnt listen. I tried getting in the way but was unable to stop it, therefore as far as law goes it was not my fault as my dog was on her lead and i didnt approach them. not saying this is good.
but your dog still shouldn't attack other dogs. If your dog is dog aggressive, you make sure that you walk at times when other dogs aren't going to be around, and muzzle her. Although the other dog isn't obedient to its owner, doesn't mean that it should be bit. It's the other owner's fault for not training their dog to recall but it's not the dog's fault.
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