[JJascaxal]

Well, unoriginal, the woman is someone who wouldn't even touch my beagle because she is afraid of dogs. Based on what we know about her (she is a very nice person but wouldn't be able to hold back the dog if he began to tug), she wouldn't be able to stop the dog if he wanted to see my dog. My comment about the husband being the only one who could control the dog is basically implying he is the only one who would have the strength to hold the dog back if he chose to come our way.

I do generally try my best to avoid the dog, but lately it seems that EVERY TIME I take my dog out, they come out shortly after. We never see them outside of their house without the dog anymore.

The biggest fear is mainly if the dogs are out at the same time, and I'm avoiding the pit, the pit will pull its owner (as I've already seen done) in our general direction and possibly break loose. I think the fact that the woman wouldn't pull her dog away from staring at our house for several minutes indicates who is in control. I honestly haven't really been home enough lately to even go over and talk to them.

The main concern is that the owners do not seem fit to own a dog that requires so much knowledge of the breed to properly give it a safe environment where it can be the good family dog it has been known to be.