Hey folks! We've got a petty story of even pettier revenge for ya today. And it's a good one today y'all. So we have the original poster, the person we refer to here as OP. OP is an equestrian, he enjoys riding his horse on the trails near his home. In general, he does not have an issue with dogs being off-leash as long as they are well behaved.
At the same time, OP claims no responsibility for his joy ride distracting the off-leash doggo. That is just something that the jogger and doggo owner should have considered. When they arrive at OP's favorite spot to let his horse pick up the pace, the well-behaved doggo suddenly became less well behaved and bolts off after the horse and far far away from his owner. It ain't much, but it's all in an honest day's work. Hashtag petty revenge y'all. Don't mess with OP's joy ride, and take your doggo off-leash at your own risk!
"There were miles of trails to use, some people had houses that backed up to them and could just walk out their back gate and be on one. They were shared trails. Bicyclists, hikers and the horseback riders. Trail rules applied and not being fenced in areas, dogs were required to be leashed."
Some context to start with, okay okay.
"Just my horse and I. As I was coming up to where some houses were I noticed a lady come out her back gate with an unleashed dog. I don't really care, I'm not one to say something. If your dog behaves off leash, I don't see the big deal. I was ahead of them since they had to follow another path to get to trail I was on."
And then??
"I quickly caught up to up the jogger and her dog. It was a two-track trail, kinda like if a vehicle was driven on it so plenty of room to pass. I called out and made my way around them. Which is when the well-behaved off-leash dog became less well behaved and starts chasing me on my horse."
Buh bye jogger!
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