Do you let your dog off leash ever?
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Anonymous
And morons who cite ChatGPT as fact, apparently. Those are the oft-hysterical morons we have to placate with breed bans instead of tighter legislation (which requires intelligent thought, research, planning, actual statistics...) |
Anonymous
Omg you’re claiming chatgpt is wrong?? Ok then. I know science is scary to people like you. Wow. |
Anonymous
You are a very sick and sad person. |
Anonymous
And now you're claiming chatGPT is science? Science is amazing. I'd love to see some actual scientific research and scientifically-verified information to support your claim. But ChatGPT isn't where you go for that. ChatGPT is where a computer regurgitates the scrapings of stolen writings and barfs out something resembling a reasonable answer to your question. It specifically says "ChatGPT can make mistakes. Check important info." and, since you believe it, when I asked it "are you ever wrong" it puked out the following: "Yes, I can be wrong. While I strive to provide accurate and helpful information, I can make mistakes for a variety of reasons. These include errors in the data I've been trained on, misunderstandings of your question, or limitations in my ability to interpret certain contexts. I also might be out of date on more recent information (my training data goes up to September 2021, though I’ve received some updates since then). If you ever notice something off, feel free to point it out, and I’ll do my best to clarify or correct it!" So it's outdated, unscientific, potentially completely erroneous drivel. Kinda like most of what you post here, so I can see why you're a fan. |
Anonymous
You don't have the intellectual capacity to keep up with the thread, but desperately want to be included, so you resort to insults about people you don't even know. |
Anonymous
ChatGPT is outdated? Lol. Ok I can see I’m dealing with the best and the brightest here. I’ll move on. You’re dumb as rocks. |
Anonymous
Yes, please do. I don't even care about your insults (meaningless, considering the source), but the fact that you don't seem to know the current date makes me concerned not only for you, but anyone/anything you might be responsible for (hint: it's not September 2021 anymore, and a fair bit has happened between then and now, so yes, outdated, especially w/r/t/ technology which updates a lot faster than you seem to). |
Anonymous
| Only in my fenced backyard and the dog park. I’ve also used Sniffspots that are fenced. |
Anonymous
| My dog (not a pit, a beagle) will absolutely attack an off leash dog that comes up to her, and she is not kidding around. If she hurts your dog it is your fault, OP. Your dog doesn’t deserve it, but you do. You will be found at fault, too, because you are the one with the off leash dog. |
Anonymous
| I have a rescue who has fear aggression. We have her well-trained and over the years she has become much less reactive. We are very responsible and would never ever let her off leash anywhere but inside her home or very well-known to her, safe, secure fenced area. She is "friends" with another neighbor's labs; they play great together in our fenced yards. We have two different neighbors with poodle mixes who walk their dogs off leash. One of them is very well trained and has not, in the 7 years we have had our dog, tried to cross the street to socialize with our dog. We were clear with these neighbors early on that we can't socialize our dog with hers because she just doesn't feel safe socializing with an off-leash dog while she is leashed. The other poodle owners have litttle control over their dog, who has coming running across the street dashing at our dog who is on leash, putting both dogs in a dangerous situation. I have asked them countless times to keep the dog on a leash. I have seen this dog try to socialize with other leashed dogs with similar frenzied results. It is to obnoxious, and in the 5 or so years this has been going on, they just remain clueless and selfish. Walk your dogs on leashes. Stop a lot to let them sniff and look around and enjoy being out with you. There is no great virtue in letting them off leash. |
Anonymous
But there’s no one around to enforce it, so… |
Anonymous
NP. ChatGPT not infrequently gives misinformation. They’re referred to as “hallucinations” and are part of the reason we discourage the use of it in writing papers in school. |
Anonymous
Is your dog killed by being on a leash? We’re not talking about dying. We’re talking about harm. |
Anonymous
Your dog should not be out except on your fenced property. It’s your fault if your dog is aggressive. |
Anonymous
| Found this thread in recent. I know very little about dogs. However, there are so many negative posts, I wanted to say that our neighborhood dog owners have been, as Mr. Rogers put it, “good neighbors.” I did not expect them to move their dogs off to the side when my kids pass. However they do, and I appreciate it. (I move my kids to the side when an elderly person passes. I don’t need someone to break a hip because my rambunctious kids knocked someone over). My kids will sometimes ask about the dogs, and the owners will often be very friendly. They will tell the kids about the dogs. Sometimes they invite my kids to pet the dogs. I don’t know them, but I do thank them. |