@Namechange9373 no I’m not being unreasonable at all. You are. We know many dog owners don’t follow rules.
There are plenty of instances of people including Bully owners not leashing or muzzling their dogs appropriately.
There’s often no staff around on in a train carriage and the ones that are present or walking through may not even intervene - the same way they turn a blind eye when unleashed dogs are wandering in carriages which is against Train policy .
So realistically how easy and safe is it for me as a member of the public to “remind” a bully owner of the legislation and tell them to muzzle up if they choose not to?
Yes, because trains are populated mainly by people as opposed to XL bullies I’m statistically more at risk from them, but public transport was first and foremost designed for people so obviously I need to co-exist with them on a train etc as it’s not my private vehicle.
We can do without XL bullies in trains, we can’t do without people ( who typically pay a fare and help keep the trains running) so it’s neither here nor there if I’m statistically more likely to be at risk from a fellow human. I’m not exactly going to advocate to keep humans off trains 😏