[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Ravens Fan

........... I think that the squares should be off limits to dogs, with the exception if it is a work dog.

Our humans bought in The Villages in 2007 because it's a dog-friendly community.
And we sincerely hope that it stays that way!!

Lollipop
Biggins

[toeser]

I hope you got a name. Please report this to authorities. Those dogs should not be allowed to remain in TV. If they attacked once, they will likely do it again.

[FosterMomma]

I just saw on the news that two men were fighting on a roundabout... maybe we should stop allowing them at the Town Squares as well.

[KeepingItReal]

Originally Posted by MiaW1948

I just saw on the news that two men were fighting on a roundabout... maybe we should stop allowing them at the Town Squares as well.

Didn't notice where either of them bit the other........

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by KeepingItReal

Didn't notice where either of them bit the other........

No, just used his car to do it.

[geldridge]

As a bicyclist, I discovered a very cheap but effective means of deterring dog attacks. a mixture of 2 parts water and one part ammonia in a spray bottle works wonders! As the dog runs through the mist, it suddenly gets very uninterested in pursuing you. The small amount of the mixture spray is not enough to cause any damage to the animal, but just enough to cause it to have a sneezing fit for about ten seconds.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by geldridge

As a bicyclist, I discovered a very cheap but effective means of deterring dog attacks. a mixture of 2 parts water and one part ammonia in a spray bottle works wonders! As the dog runs through the mist, it suddenly gets very uninterested in pursuing you. The small amount of the mixture spray is not enough to cause any damage to the animal, but just enough to cause it to have a sneezing fit for about ten seconds.

But does it work on coyotes????

[Shimpy]

Originally Posted by geldridge

As a bicyclist, I discovered a very cheap but effective means of deterring dog attacks. a mixture of 2 parts water and one part ammonia in a spray bottle works wonders! As the dog runs through the mist, it suddenly gets very uninterested in pursuing you. The small amount of the mixture spray is not enough to cause any damage to the animal, but just enough to cause it to have a sneezing fit for about ten seconds.

See post #55

[cynkr67]

I agree. It's possible the dogs had never before attacked another animal, but something set them off. May have nothing to do with Lucy either.