I need you guys to help me decide on what my sign should say...

[sunny & the 5 egg layers]

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Those are hilarious!

 

[punk-a-doodle]

I tend to keep signs short and non-polite in these cases, otherwise I find they are completely ignored more often. Something like, "Do not approach dog" and a picture of a hand being bitten like you see on zoo signs usually works better than something with softer wording like, "please do not approach", or a humorous sign. You'll still probably get people comign up and just reaching out though.

 

[FireTigeris]

"In Training, Stay back 15 feet."
(the rest of that was too much)

"This is my Job- stay back 15 feet (I won't show up to your job)"

"Working Dog, Do NOT approach"

 

[Fierlin1182]

sunny & the 5 egg layers :

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That outa keep people away!

I like the bite one too, it's quirky and fun

RABIES TESTING... APPROACH AT YOUR OWN RISK

and

KEEP BACK 200 FEET... DOG HAS NOT YET LEARNED HOW TO PARALLEL PARK

have to be a couple of my favourites

 

[rebelcowboysnb]

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[watchdogps]

Do NOT use anything that says bite or indicates aggression. It could be used against you if anything happened. Simply DO NOT PET on a stop sign would be good

 

[punk-a-doodle]

Do NOT use anything that says bite or indicates aggression. It could be used against you if anything happened.

Doesn't it cover you more if something were to happen, similar to how you are better off legally (and I think obligated in some areas if you have a known aggressive dog) with a sign indicating that a dog in you backyard is aggressive? I could very well be completely incorrect, as I am not familiar at all with such things. But I am curious!

 

[rebelcowboysnb]

That could go ether way an can vary from state to state to.