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I was doing my usual walk in the park this morning & passed a group of people with dogs. As I walked passed one of the dogs jumped up at the back of me. The owner shouted on his dog & did not apologise.


This is the second time this has happened in the last few weeks. If owners are not able to control their dogs then they should be on a lead. Some people are nervous around dogs, especially untrained ones.


The park is for everyone

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