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To: GraceZ who wrote (17129)	2/13/2004 11:42:16 AM
From: Aggie	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

[OT] Hi Grace, You get off the bike and they are completely different beasts, wagging their tails wanting you to pet them It's because most dogs have a strong component of sight hound in them (as opposed to scent hound). They are reacting to your speed, but mostly to your whirling legs. When a sight hound goes after a fleeing animal they are 100% focused by sight, at the expense of their other senses (when you yell at your dog after he takes off, he cannot physically hear you - that's why they never stop). Most people who are chased by dogs pedal harder, thus exciting them even more. Next time try coasting by them with your legs motionless. Regards to all Aggie