Bumped a Dog, wondering who was wrong.

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classic33

Leg End Member
Is the dog hounding you for compensation?
Making him paws for thought.
 

bigjim

Legendary Member
Location
Manchester. UK
If this was the U.K. I would be asking if the dog was on a lead or not and under control (which is law here) in a public area regardless of the designation of users.
Is that correct about the law regarding a dog under control? I have a nice woodland trail nearby. I used to enjoy a regular 4 mile run/jog along there. I can no longer use it as it has become very popular with dog owners. Most of these mutts are off the lead and out of control. I have been attacked/chased on a regular basis. On my last run I was attacked/jumped on three times so now I have given up. My youngest daughter with my one year old grandchild has also had to give up using this area for a stroll. The risk of dogs running up to him either to play,jump or bite has become too dangerous. I find most dog owners pretty useless.
 

Slick

Guru
Is that correct about the law regarding a dog under control? I have a nice woodland trail nearby. I used to enjoy a regular 4 mile run/jog along there. I can no longer use it as it has become very popular with dog owners. Most of these mutts are off the lead and out of control. I have been attacked/chased on a regular basis. On my last run I was attacked/jumped on three times so now I have given up. My youngest daughter with my one year old grandchild has also had to give up using this area for a stroll. The risk of dogs running up to him either to play,jump or bite has become too dangerous. I find most dog owners pretty useless.
I don't agree regarding most dog owners, but all dogs must always be under control which is different from being on the lead.

If I was you, I would have a word with your local wildlife officer who will definitely be able to help.
 
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