<human>: So we're lucky enough to have a fenced-in area at our apartment complex that serves as a dog park. They have a covered bench and some agility-esque equipment in there. Anyways, we took Bailey over there a couple nights ago to run around and get some energy out before we had a few friends come over. We had been in there for about ten minutes when a mother and her son came walking up with their two dogs. The son was probably 8 or 9 and they had a big golden and a tiny Dachshund with them. Usually people around our complex are pretty good about either asking if our dog is dog friendly and it its okay for them to come join us or not, or waiting for us to be done. This mother and her son however, said nothing to us and proceeded to just come right in through the gate. Bailey was off leash and was very interested in these newcomers. Before they got to the gate I said "let me grab my dog first", but they came in anyways. Luckily Bailey isn't dog aggressive, but she plays pretty rough and can get in other dogs faces to play. Then the son keeps walking up to Bailey with their tiny Dachshund while I'm trying to get Bailey on her leash and I keep having to pull her away. So we decide to just leave, and after we walk 20ft away or so, they just leave the dog park. It just bothers me to no end when people don't understand that just because their dogs are friendly, that doesn't mean that everyone's dog is. 

Also I should mention that the area is probably 15ft by 30ft, so big enough for a dog to run around in, but definitely not big enough for two people to be in there and have their dogs not interact.

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<bot>: Some people just waltzed right into the dog area in my apt complex without trying to see if our dog was friendly first.