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11/8/2013 at 2:05pm
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After reading the rest of the thread I have learned a couple of things or reinforced others.
One post inflames a situation which shouldn't have happened. OP was asking for advice and took on board what she heard. Brilliant, success on a dog friendly beach.
A very provocative post was made which shouldn't have been made, this thread WASN'T the right place. By all means, have your opinions but vent them on an appropriate thread. Re-tell all your findings on a thread which asked for statistics. No one is berating you for not liking dogs but they are for almost aggressive and argumentative nature you displayed. I have found since I brought Stanley home, there are restrictions, there are also people scared of dogs, if we come across any people who are afraid, especially in a local recreational space, (Otley Chevin anyone who uses it knows it's used for walking, cycling, dog walking, off road running) he goes on a lead and is told to 'down' but being 3/4 spaniel, he needs a good run about.
I have learned on here there are some good web-sites which I hadn't heard of (being a newish dog owner). Brilliant, Doggity will be downloaded soon. The beaches I went on and actively seek out are dog friendly, in Whitby its the beyond the beach huts and is really the superior end, and if the tides out, a walk to Sandsend is a good option. In Devon, the two mile stretch between Woolacombe and Putsborough. Again nothing but sand and dunes and waves. Away from screaming kids and argumentative families. I have found Stanley reacts to kids screaming and wants to go play with them, especially if they have a ball. I also carry around a good supply of dog poo bags and a second bag. If I'm on a beach, I clear up the poo, knot the bag and place that bag inside a small bag which makes it less unpleasant carry feaces around.
Above anything else is, the OP had a fab time. A successful camp and noted the anti social behaviour was that of the adults. Go figure eh?
Oh and I was bitten by an old english sheepdog when I was 8. So I am not speaking from an 'uninjured' point of view.
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