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Old 11-05-2014, 07:49 PM   #38399
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe View Post
Lately I've been carrying a leash but only using it when my patience is at an end at one of his prolonged stops or when safety requires it, such as when there are other dogs in the area. Norton generally keeps up pretty well, but he can get distracted by other people or children. He thinks everyone is his friend.
Opal thinks everyone is out to get her. She doesn't attack, but she'll bark ferociously, and growl & snap at a dog bigger than herself. (shih tzu) Maybe it's an "I'm tough" stance that all little dogs have learned?
OTOH, it did take a year till she was really comfortable with me, after I adopted her. Maybe she's had a hard life.
Anyway, leash is mandatory. Guess I could try a 50 foot one, or something!
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