Your dog’s reaction to another dog can seem outrageously overreactive and why? Maybe your dog used to love other dogs so why the change?!
It could be that your dog is being bullied and you don’t even realize it.
Maybe you have tried walking your dog when the neighborhood is quiet so you can avoid other dogs, but that hasn’t helped either.
If that sounds like your dog, consider this…
…it could be that your dog is being bullied and you aren’t “seeing” the evidence because… well, you can’t!
Watch this video to see how your dog could be experiencing bullying or some form of harassment from other dogs, unbeknownst to you…
…and how you could make a change to help.
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Hit reply and let me know if you have noticed a difference in your dog’s reactivity in your neighborhood vs. at the park vs. at a dog show, etc.
I have practiced veterinary medicine in the Cleveland area since 1990, with behavior medicine as my primary interest. I help improve the behavior of dogs and cats through a variety of online courses. I also offer one-on-one and group behavior training sessions in the Northeastern Ohio area. 
Thank you for this. Yes, my dog just might be bullied when walking. She likes to sniff the same spots, but sometimes afterwards seems anxious, looking here and there! I notice quite the difference in our favorite park
Thank you for sharing, Kathy. It’s amazing the difference. I do try to notice where my dog might seem more anxious after he marks and avoid those spots if that’s so. I wonder if someday someone will come up with a way to translate marking so we have a better idea of what dogs are saying… but do we want to know? 😉