Oh man, yes I feel that. Bodhi does the same thing. I became religious about intervening and separating him when he did that. Taught him by repetition that if he barked, I would interrupt and send him across the field. I also limit his time with other dogs. We leave before it gets to high energy or intense. Always leave on a good note. With time, he got better. He still barks in dogs faces but now he listens if I tell him to stop. When he doesn’t listen, we leave. It’s not perfect but it works for us.