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Today was one of my afternoons down at the animal sanctuary where I go to help with the dogs. Myself & another lady took a couple of the dogs out for a walk, it was a lovely warm day & we had a nice walk & were on our way back along the canal towpath.

We'd already been out half an hour before with another 2 dogs & had seen a man sitting on the seat on the playing fields, he was obviously a bit worse for wear & had a dog with him, off lead...in fact he didn't even have a lead. Apparently he is a regular feature locally & is never seen without his can of cider in his hand :angry:

Anyway, we're coming along the fairly narrow towpath where it goes under the motorway & this bloke is now sitting on the edge of the path, nearest the waters edge. As we came up to him, his dog, a staffy cross, came towards us. Our dogs were on lead. his wasn't.

The dog came right up to the dog I was walking, Milo is a lovely big Rotty cross, a nice friendly dog :wub:

So this other dog walked right up to him, tail wagging, no warning & then just flew at his face :rant:

Poor Milo didn't know what had happened at first but then he quite understandably had a go back. So I'm pressed up against the wall, under the motorway with a huge angry Rotty on the end of the lead. The other stupid dog didn't back down at all.

I yelled at the drunken :rant: to get hold of his dog & only then did he shift his drunken arse & pull his dog away.

His dog came off worse & was limping on a front leg afterwards :(

Once I'd got a safe distance away I called to him & asked was his dog ok but he never even checked her over, just went back to his can :angry: muttering something about pitbulls :blink:

Luckily Milo was fine, just a bit shook up but I was so annoyed. He is a nice dog but if things like this happen it could make him become wary/aggressive of other dogs.

It really did spoil a nice walk. Just hope he doesn't make a habit of sitting there as we won't be able to avoid him. Unless he accidentally :- " slipped & fell in the canal, now wouldn't that be a shame.
 
How awful , Its folk like those that shouldnt have any animal , let alone a nasty staffie .

As you say it could make Milo aggresive and/or shy with other dogs , Let the dog warden know about him ( the drunk not Milo :lol: ) and maybe even the police

Thank goodness neither Milo or you were hurt
 
i agree def inform dog warden and police, what if its a kiddie walking the family pet and that happens?

some people !!!! :rant: :rant: :rant: :rant:
 
Same type of thing happened to me yesterday! Buster is dog aggressive but i always have him on a lead and can control him, however when i walked past a farm there were two collies barking etc and at the end of their chains but i just walked buster past any ways the stupid cow who lives on the farm (not in the literal sence :- " )

let both the dogs off the chains and out of the yard! They came hurtling towards us and one was behind us other at the front having a right go, well buster wasn't backing down either. God it was awful. Anyways the man who lives opposite came running out and booted one of em n luckily my dad came and picked us up. Needless to say we were very shaken but buster is ok, except he has a cut to his nose
 
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The woman on the farm sounds a bit deranged to let her dogs off on purpose.

Today we went a different way on our walk & there was no sign of the drunk so maybe he did end up swimming home :lol:

Hope Busters nose is ok :b
 

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