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Reddit mentions of Quality On A Budget PUPPERZ Hands Free Dog Leash | Adjustable Length | Strong and Durable Enough for Your Medium to Large Dog | Perfect for Walking, Running and Jogging
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| Color | Green Adjustable |
I would try to ease your anxiety first. When you feel your shoulders tense, take a deep breath and try to relax. This will allow YOU to enjoy the walk.
Do you think a handsfree leash would help? Perhaps for your dog who is not reactive? That means if a dog comes at you, you remove your hands from the stroller (if it's safe) and have 2 hands for your reactive dog.
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Also, I generally keep my eyes out for dogs at all time. If I see something move in the distance, I calmly ask my dog to turn around and we go back the way we came. A boring walk is better than a dog fight. If the dog comes up, I would get two hands on the reactive dog, tell the other dog "No" and try to get the other owner. If you keep encountering off leash dogs in unfenced yards, you're going to have to change your walking path :/. Best of luck!