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That's one of the nice things about a leash. You can climb/follow it to the surface when you have no idea where up is.

You don't have to be faster than your owner, just a leash-length further away.

That depends on your definition of 'often'. Maybe about once a week on average.
It seems you're missing the point. Sometimes that person may interact with my dog without me being present (like in this video), offering no possibility to instruct them about my dogs diet requirements. When I am present, they almost always ask first, and I ask them about the treat. If it's grain free, she gets a free treat. If not, I usually offer the person a grain free treat of my own to give to my dog (person still gets to interact with dog, dog gets treat, every one's happy). I do not rush out screaming at people over mistakes, but I do tell delivery people about her diet and ask them to please not give her the wrong treats, or she'll suffer for it later. They have all complied, but some have needed reminding.
Then there are random people on the street/in the park with boundary issues that just come up from behind and interact with random dogs on leashes without asking, or reach through a partially open car window to pet and feed a dog waiting inside, I find that rude and inappropriate, treat or not. Maybe that's my problem and not theirs, but someone needs to explain why if I'm to understand.
I do it for my dog, not my sense of control. It's not easy, cheap, or fun for me to keep her grain free. She breaks out in hives if she eats too much grain product. It's like someone offering a random non-speaking child some reses...not knowing if child might have a deadly peanut allergy. I understand it's intended as friendly, but that's why you should ask first, it might be harmful or deadly.

This is exactly why most cats in Russia have leash-cams.
But probably the power lines encounter fried the SD-card (unlike the badass cat, that thing just ticking).

What, leash law doesn't apply to GMO dog??? REWRITE IT.

Zack Schnyder and Goyer are worse than Michael Bay.
At least Bay didn't make Superman into a violent murderer.

It's kind of a metaphor for what APAC wants America to be.
A killer dog kept on a tight leash

(and Sucker Punch is about empowerment ??!! AH hahahaha)

I'd also add once again here that all this power-stripping..the warnings and promises from admins in an attempt to keep me on a short leash as not to offend the damaged sensibilities of those who simply have a hard-on to see me burn is nothing more than a window into some unchecked personality disorders.

I don't mind so much being the whipping-boy for such nonsense since I do court confrontation when attacked unjustly by the timid and confused but the dicklessness from some of the most egregious of offenders (ignore button, my ass)?? The passive-aggression from those who fear change or love the smell of their own fucking farts and want everyone else to stand in line for a sniff??? Fuck that shit.

Yeah, it's seriously fucked and the worst part?? Dipshits without a clue as to how the system is so seriously fucked still think they're living somewhere where 'change' can happen by casting a vote for shills on leashes held by enemies of humanity and the planet itself. EIA baby, douche or turd.

Look People.

Quite frankly, that comment from dag with that fucked-up, 'where-in-the-fuck-from-as-far-left-field-as-possible-did-THAT-come-from tone, timbre, pitch, and timing????? IS, in all my infamy here, about as close as it gets to me never coming back here to play again and telling this place to fuck completely off.
Just so all you who know or care and could give a fuck.....RIGHT?!

Someone, ANYONE, tell me why I should even fucking bother?

Because, looky....I KNOW you motherfuckers, all of you that play here nice or otherwise, need people like me, like....ME-

NOW. Everyone say that last sentence above to yourselves aloud, replacing the words 'you' and 'me' with the words "me' or 'you', and you begin to see how fucking insane you are all to you.

Ok now, @SDGundamX (you glorious fucker)

Agreed. You now have the esteemed privilege and honor to hold the leash and take me out for my pee-pees and poo-poos.

I will make no pot-stirring promises as to the emotional viability or culpability of certain users here, especially not of that of my own-self, as I cherish both pot and the stirring of pots.

Having owned a Jindo in my life I know how hard it is to train Asian Spitzes. Akida's, Jindo's and Shiba's are all descendants of Asiatic Spitzes, and they are more Wild dogs than domesticated pets. They are incredibly good at hunting and very energetic like the huskies. They are not apartment pets, meaning they need lots of free space to roam around. They are independent minded and get bored of trainings very easily.

For example, if you want to play fetch with them, they'll most likely get bored of the game after two fetches and start playing their own game, like you chasing after them to get the ball back. Same thing with the leash. Once they've escaped the leash they'll start playing 'catch-me-if-you-can' for as long as they want.

Having said all this, this guy in the video must have been one patient man, who gave the dog lots of love to earn its trust to be able to get this much training in. Respect!

Her end of the leash would fit through the crack in the door as well as her dog did. She probably did let go. A knife would have come in handy, but she doesn't seem to be the type that thinks quickly anyway.

Yes, she's stupid... but OMG, imagine being on the other end and KNOWING your dog was about to be crushed/hanged/severed in two.

Woman couldn't let go of the leash?

Just another reason why those extendable leashes are a horrible idea.