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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We hike probably every weekend. And each time, we encounter someone with a dog that is not on a leash. If it's in some remote far away place, Appalachian trail, I get it, you want your dog to roam. Freedom, I get it. But, we're not at the AP trail, each time, a dog would come towards us and start barking like we did something. Some dogs are on the friendlier side wanting to interact with you but you kinda know when some dogs are not seeking for companionship. And my DH has to shout out, get your dog on a leash. It's crazy. 
The worse is when the dogs are not the friendly breed, you know, those pitbulls, rotweiler, mastiff type. And usually the dog is barking at us like we are threatening them. A few minutes is a long time. And worse than that is when the owner shows up and says, the dog is never like this. He's a friendly dog. Really. Well, get your dog to stop barking. Each time, we have to say, we didn't do anything. Dogs just come running towards us.

It makes the nice hike less enjoyable after that and me complaining for the rest of the way about unleashed dogs. Every time, at the parking area, I see the signs thats keep your dog on a leash in bigger fonts than any of the other words on there.

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It’s not about a dog on a leash, Jan, there’s bigger issues here [/quote]

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