<human>: Last week I posted a question about getting my puppy to walk in the city. I've been taking the advice I was given and getting my pup to sit every time a car goes by so that he gets used to traffic and such.  

 

  This morning I took my pup out for a walk, and there happened to be quite a few cars coming by, so I got him to sit and stay until they had passed. Well apparently the house **across the street** from where we were sitting has a dog that cannot handle seeing other dogs near its house.

The owner of this dog comes out of her house and yells to me from across the street that I should not have my dog sit in front of her house because her dog is reacting to my dog and ripping up her curtains. She says to make sure if I'm ever in that neighbourhood that I not "do that" in front of her house ever again. 

I didn't know what to say, so I just said okay, but as I was walking away I started to get really angry. Why should I sacrifice my puppy's training to appease her and her bad dog? 

 

Now I'm not sure what to do. This house is very close to my house and we end up walking past it pretty much every time we go for a walk. What happens if there happens to be cars passing by when we're passing by? Do I risk getting yelled at again or do I stop training for a few minutes until we are out of sight from that dog?

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<bot>: Lady yelled at me for having my puppy sit across the street from her house due to her reactive dog. Do I risk getting yelled at again or do I stop training my pup when walking past her house in the future?