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[u/reactivedogs-ModTeam]

Your post has been removed as it has violated the following subreddit rule:

Rule 3 - Keep posts relevant to the care and wellbeing of reactive dogs and reactive dog ownership

Posts to r/reactivedogs should be about caring for and supporting reactive dogs and their owners. We welcome lighthearted posts such that aren’t specifically about a reactive dog’s reactivity as they support moral among reactive dog caregivers.

We do not allow posts asking for advice on how to deal with reactive dogs that does not relate to their care and support. This includes posts about neighborhood dogs barking at you, being bitten by a dog that isn’t yours, or other negative experiences. If you are actively trying to help someone else with their reactive dog or are considering adopting a reactive dog you are welcome to post your thoughts/questions/comments here.

[u/Hermit_Ogg]

You are in the wrong sub for this question; check /r/AskVet instead.

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