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**Julik19** · 08-23-2012, 02:32 PM

If she was under voice control, and you released her to go play... I don't see the harm You know your dog, know what your dog is capable of, and know what risks might be involved in your behaviour... no one can knock you for it!

Maybe your next door neighbours took their dog in so it wouldn't attack yours? Maybe?

LOL Their dog is a 5lb Japanese Chin. She's never off leash, because they are worried about eagles.
I was walking Frankie (on leash) one day, and they were outside. I was going to stop and say Hi. Frankie got pretty excited and was doing some silly puppy jumps and that freaked out the lady. Every since then, they see her and go inside. They are an older couple, late 70s or so.
That's fine, they are nice people, but I'm soft spoken and they can't hear very well, so it's hard talking to them anyway.

08-23-2012, 02:32 PM	#4
Julik19 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 468 Senior Member	If she was under voice control, and you released her to go play... I don't see the harm You know your dog, know what your dog is capable of, and know what risks might be involved in your behaviour... no one can knock you for it! Maybe your next door neighbours took their dog in so it wouldn't attack yours? Maybe? LOL Their dog is a 5lb Japanese Chin. She's never off leash, because they are worried about eagles. I was walking Frankie (on leash) one day, and they were outside. I was going to stop and say Hi. Frankie got pretty excited and was doing some silly puppy jumps and that freaked out the lady. Every since then, they see her and go inside. They are an older couple, late 70s or so. That's fine, they are nice people, but I'm soft spoken and they can't hear very well, so it's hard talking to them anyway.
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