It finally happened
We took off for Memorial Day weekend to our local favorite spot. We got checked in and took our dog over to the dog walk area. Our dog a Amstaff with already a flag(because of how she looks) on her ...
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I agree that children need to be taught to NOT approach dogs. Last weekend the campground was FULL with lots of kids running around in packs with no adult supervision. When we were out walking our dogs, I had a group of six little kids (oldest probably about 8-9) and they all rushed our dogs with the oldest one screaming, "Let him smell your hand first." Now my two Scotties are not typical Scotties with the normal temperament. . . they actually get along well with people and one really LOVES attention. The other is a bit skittish but neither will bite. She shied away a bit and I told the kids they should always ask permission first, but it was too late. They were already "hands on." No problem with my current dogs, but they were of the opinion it was okay to approach ANY dog as long as you let him "smell your hand first."
Dale
Dale
