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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s a bit hard to tell what actually happened here. A dog ran up to you and your daughter and barked. You saw this as a very aggressive act and from the point of view of fearful people you were in fright.  But barking is communication, not aggression.  Barking can mean play with me, it can mean I’m lost, it can mean help me. There’s no point asking you how the dog was barking because I don’t think you have the experience to describe it.

As for reporting this incident, I don’t know what the point would be. It sounds like the dog ran off momentarily and the family ran after him. They weren’t neglecting him and he does not sound dangerous just because his bark frightened you. I’m really sorry this happened to you but I can’t agree that this is an “aggressive” dog.[/quote]

I am going to assume the OP understands the difference between aggressive barking and barking for other reasons. I don't think this dog was asking for help, a playmate, or aid. Give me a break. It's an aggressive dog that got out of its yard or house and the family needs to help it with training. [/quote]

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