Had to interrupt him glaring at a sheltie but even that was just a glare rather than the usual "I'm gonna kill you!" explosion that usually accompanies the appearance of a sheltie or staffie type dog. He didn't even attempt to eat the little white dog that passed us as we were leaving although he was definitley unhappy at it being as close as it was. I just wish I could find people with non reactive dogs to help socialise him. With slow and careful introductions at his pace he's friendly and playful but it's not often we get a chance to make a slow and careful introduction and the poor guys been attacked so often that he usually just lashes out if a strange dog comes up to him.
On another good note the vet thinks Ruperts weight is perfect
I'm amazed. I've spent almost 6 years being told he's far too thin, I need to feed more, I need to do this, I need to do that. I just wish I could maintain my own weight the way Rupe maintains his 
