You decided to start walking more, and being an alone female, you had to get an intimidating guard dog. Which, you decided, was a male Doberman for your companion. You've had him for a couple years now, and created an impeccable bond with him. His coat looks fabulous, and looks healthy in every aspect a dog can. For his safety and others, you kept him on a mild muzzle on him when you went on walks that was designed to easily clip off in case of emergency. You've kept him in shape, trained, but of course you had to spoil him every now and then for being an amazing dog. Now on your daily walk, with your companion by your side. You don't walk the same route every day, for safety, and to see new surroundings every once in a while. As you stride easily along the sidewalk, you notice a man walking towards you with a bulky looking dog, which you easily identify as a Cane Corso. However bulky the dog is, it still is slightly smaller than typical Cane's. So without even science, you concluded it was a female. This wasn't odd behavior, you were just very observant. As you continue walking, your dog suddenly stops and becomes tense. This is odd behavior for him. "What is it boy?" You ask him calmly, and his gaze stares at the dog approaching with the man coming your way. You don't know whether it's danger, or anything else. "It's okay, he won't harm us, and nor will his dog." You reassure your dog, who keeps his gaze on the other canine. As the man approaches closer, your dog snaps forward unexpectedly and growls at the Cane Corso that is only inches away. Who stands in place and glares back at your dog. The man's eyes look down at his dog, and yours, then at you. You back away, trying to ease your dog. Yet his body stays in place, where then he takes a step closer to the man and his dog. "Boy, come!" You try to distract him, but he's too focused on the other dog. The man finally speaks up. "Please control your dog. Due to the muzzle- I assume he's not friendly." He looks into your eyes.