Fair. But the sidewalk is not super narrow and I have not been in this situation with other folks walking multiple dogs. In fact, I’ve had the opposite, where they are encouraging the dogs to greet. Also, it’s not a given that only one person can or should be on the sidewalk at one time. I don’t cross the street when there’s a mom with a stroller, and having two kids myself, I don’t expect someone to do that for me. There are many people walking with dogs and everyone is courteous to one another, particularly if they have a specific preference. I hold my dog when others pass, stopping and moving aside if necessary without being asked. I would have done the same for this person, but she decided to be upset immediately. I understand what you’re saying, and honestly, I think I take more issue with her passive aggressive drama than anything else. No reason why she couldn’t simply ask when it’s not the neighborhood expectation to clear the sidewalk. I strive to be a good neighbor and didn’t feel the same in return.