@Treemonisha, glad you and the dog unscathed. The owner has reacted poorly? Could have a name. Stating the opposite of fact to deflect. Special lying
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today's rubbish dog-handling
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"It's a footpath!"
Not true of course.
Hasn’t been for (?) years.
Long enough for ‘everyone’ to have caught up with the idea and consequences of Access legislation.
But...
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@acsimpson - this dog was brown and scruffy, so not the same one. I'm not bothered by yapping dogs, I have owned many dogs myself, and I just assumed this one was excitedly coming to say hello. I shall be more wary next time...
@unhurt - I wasn't being blocked and it was more just this general uneasy feeling as there was no sympathy forthcoming and it all just seemed a little odd and might not stay calm... I suspect my anger was maybe over-exaggerating the reality. If only I had a fortnite-like replay mode so I could see what actually happened! I've certainly got a pic of the bite, it was worse than I had been expecting as you can clearly make out the entire dog's mouthprint ;)
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(Rubbish handling of dog)
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Getting a bin anywhere is one of the most difficult things to do as a local councillor Susan Lloyd Webber
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Persistent rattling cough from one of the bunch of five or six dog-people gathered closely together on the cricket bit of Leith Links this afternoon whilst their dogs bothered people on the path.
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