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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ugh, those people drive me nuts. Here’s some options:

- state very loudly “my dog is not friendly to off-leash dogs, please remove your dog” so they can’t claim you never warned them
- train your dog to wear a muzzle
- take a leash reactivity class so you have more tools to use with your own dog
- I knew someone with a highly anxious dog who put a “Stop! Aggressive dog!” On their leash. It helped a lot in keeping people and their dogs away. 
- Use a head halter leash so you have more control over your own dog
- I wouldn’t physically pick up your dog, because it could easily flip it’s aggression onto you and seriously damage you/your face[/quote]

+1,000 on driving me nuts. My dog is nine years old, bad hips, cancer survivor. She’s just not interested in playing with your dog and if he bounces into her so that she experiences hip pain, she probably is going to snap back at what she perceives as an attack. Have some respect for the elderly, morons.[/quote]

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