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To be frank, if she's messing you about like you said, she's no longer a friend, I'd have no time for a "friend" like that. You either keep the dog as yours and end any "friendly" agreement, or return the dog.

What happens if you hold his paw still and just try to do it without letting him pull away?

Yeah thats a shame, it sounds like it would have been better for the the Newfie owner to notice the annoyance and quickly try get Newfie to back off and chill. Was the size of the Newfie a factor in the yellow feeling intimidated do you think?

Good to hear :) Don't take it so personally it's all in the context of getting serious on a serious subject

Good morning, thanks for that RM it was a lot clearer :) As FF has already mentioned, whether it was theirs or your failings, be mindful of what paths you take! So I'll just add, if it helps in emergency, handling a dog that is losing its mind is a lot to do with technique (a level of strength...

Thanks for Nigel Reed I found he has some brilliant videos on YT!

Yeah it's interesting to know the nature of the hairy interaction you had, I couldn't tell whether the other dog was off-lead for example..

Nicely put, sounds like a good idea to supervise interactions like that

the other dog was off-leash and came up to your leashed dog on a towpath? if things get ugly it's their fault isn't it? Why kick out at your dog? crazy! he should have grabbed his own dog.. or did I miss something.. I couldn't really understand what happened from this description sorry

Thanks Judy, I don't mind, it's general doggy entertainment and learning for me

Hello forum! yes I watched some of day 1 and looking forward to catching up on the rest, thanks for the reminder