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I too get rather unsettled when I encounter dogs on rides, despite the
fact that most of them don't seem to mind.

It's the occasional bad one that charges at me; I usually dismount in
plenty of time and try to be friendly, and don't remount until well
after the dog is out of my sight.

It happens a lot less in the countryside than it does in urban areas.


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W/ unicyclists, cyclists, skateboarders, etc. a couple of the reasons
why dogs chase after and bark at them a 1 they are moving and
activate their prey instincts; 2, they don't seem normal and therefore
a potential threat.


Mailmen are a bit more extreme example of this. Not only do they look
weird w/ a large hump on their sides, but they are trying to "break in"
and the dogs successfully "deter the intruder", reinforcing the habbit.

I read of a guy who's dog always tried to attack the mailman through
the mail slot in the door. Later he became a mailman and although the
dog acted strangely at for a while, when he started, when he had his
sack of mail. After a while the dog got used to it and acted no
differently. His dog still barked at their mailman, although not as
feverishly.

When I had a dog he would try to attack the mail as it was coming
through the slot. I started disciplining him when I caught him in the
act. After a while he did it less.


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lets see your riding buddys here, my little guy, Paco, is a runner. she
loves running that single trak!


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