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Originally Posted by hennie400  I have had a similar thing happen when a very fast dog aggressive border collie came after my cattle dog when she was in the weaves at agility training and bit her over the eye.
Fortunately my cattle dog is very sweet natured because she could have easily overpowered the border collie.
The woman had the cheek to tell me that her BC only did this because it doesnt like cattle dogs as they are usually the attackers. Like it was my dogs fault.
She didnt seem to understand that it was her dog that has a problem and still denies it to this day and seems puzzled when people keep their dogs away from hers.
Recently she wanted to introduce her dog to my new pup and seemed surprised when I told her that I wasnt putting my pup at that sort of risk.
No one ever says anything to her about her dogs behaviour, they just keep their dogs away. |
Clearly the lesson here is that we're going to run into some nuts.
The owner of the dog who went after Fran started directing other teams as if she was one of the instructors. Couldn't believe it.