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The thing is with dogs is that they sense your fear, where I live there's a wee jack russell. Its an old woman who walks it and the wee dog is fine then it gets to you and as ive said peanut is dead friendly but it just becomes a bit of a wee arsehole and tries to go for him.
She's started relaxing and walking the dog off lead and its not even bothered now by him, so I think a lot of the fear was via her and the dog if you see her son very seldomly with it isnt like that.
Another thing, I will say that parks can be the worse, there so many irrespoible dog owns and folk that are on another planet so not always the best place as people always think there dog is good when in reality its not trained and really should be on a lead but they cant see themselves and want to blame others should something happen.
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Cool thanks good to know. Part of me thinks continued exposure at daycare or similar is the only way he’ll get past his current terror of all dogs and realise that most of them just want to play. The other part just thinks he’d be terrified and it would make things worse….