(April 08 00:00) I Can Has Cheezburger?
Hello ICanHasers, we hope y'all are well! And just like that, we bring you another Dog-related Reddit discussion. Sorry cat people, it's doggo time. If you've ever owned a reactive dog, you may relate to the following. Feeling like the smallest thing that comes so easy to other dogs (or dog owners) is so difficult for (you and) your dog. Like walking down the street, going to the dog park, or even inviting people over. There are countless reasons for reactivity in dogs, there is no way to categorize them into just one box. The most important thing to remember is that reactive does not necessarily mean aggressive. Oftentimes, parents of reactive dogs will take them on walks during less busy times of the day and in less busy areas to avoid negative altercations. This allows both the owner and the dog to enjoy their time outside. If you ever encounter a reactive dog, don't ever provoke him/her. Always make sure to ask dog owners whether it's okay to come up and pet the dog. With that said, we present to you a Reddit discussion where dog owners discuss ignorant strangers that like to purposefully provoke dogs, despite owners' warning.
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