<human>: I got my pit/shepherd/? when she was 1.5 yrs old. Our first 2 months, she loved meeting strangers, and I took her everywhere.

One year later, she barks at anybody who interacts with her or speaks to me. She reacts when someone says "Excuse me," "Hi," or when someone makes a kissy sound at her. I avoid eye contact during walks so nobody talks to me.

Occasionally, my dog sees a stranger and pulls/smells as hard as she can. The person says "Hi," and my dog gets wiggly and happy--woah. It turns out the person has a dog or works in animal control or something that involves dog hair. 

This isn't just during walks. She barely reacts when dog-smelling people come over, but goes nuts when a non-dog person comes in. On quiet trails, she will rush/bark at hikers without dogs and is instant friends with hikers with dogs (we no longer hike).

**What is happening? To her, you either smell like a dog, or you might be a murderer.**

My dog *does* love all people (regardless of color, size, gender, age--I've tested), but she needs ~10 minutes to investigate non-dog people without interaction. Then she's bringing toys and lying at their feet for pets.

My hypothesis is that the dog smell makes her feel safe. My dog is anxious and not confident. When I first got her, my dog had an older dog friend whom she copied like a little sibling. And my dog loves going on outings with other dogs--never seen her react when she's with a friend or a pack. **If this is the case, would a calm and confident second dog help her?** 

Other info: On Clomapramine for 10 months for anxiety, leash-reactive to dogs, and attends regular off-leash events and reactive dog class

Thoughts and recommendations? I'm starting private training once a week on top of her reactivity class because this people issue is making it so nerve-wracking to walk her.

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<bot>: Dog loved people, now fear-barks and rushes anyone who interacts with her or speaks with me, unless they smell like dogs. Why is this happening, and would having a second dog help?