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StarryNite Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Aug-23-07 03:00 PM
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74. While highly trained, I think his
natural instincts took over. Put yourself in his place. Say you are just introduced to somebody and all of a sudden they come at you in what you perceive to be a threatening way. Being a human you probably wouldn't be prone to biting his face. However, you would probably not just stand there if you felt you were in danger.

That's why like you, I'm not at all comfortable with strangers getting in my dog's face either. I can see that it makes her very uncomfortable and I certainly don't want her to bite somebody out of fear.
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