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Originally Posted by GpaVader
Is this really any different than getting flipped off while you are driving? You did the right thing and said something, but you weren't going to change his mind and it's really not ruining the rest of day over. Now if you see him all the time, that's a different matter. If it's a schedule, you can always call community watch and let them deal with it...
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That would be a waist of time.
Couple weeks ago I was walking my dog around our neighborhood when my neighbor’s dogs (small dog and a big dog-boxer) took off and came toward me and my dog.
The little one barked a few times but the big one went toward my dog and almost bit her if I hand”t moved her to my side and yelled at the dog to back off. The owner came running out, yelled at the dog and had a heck of the time getting control of the animal. I told him he better get control and make sure his dog is on a leash; he looked at me and walked away without saying “I’m sorry” or “is your dog ok?”. No my dog is not ok since this happened; she is a sweet very friendly lab that loves everyone and never had any issues with other dogs/animals.
Referring to your comment about calling The Villages Watch? Waist of a time because when my incident happened I was basically told that I had to call outside authorities to take care of this.
If that is the case, why have them? All I needed was for some to come and talk to the guy and remind him about the leash law - there is one in the villages right?