The open field is where the condos are and I don't know which neighbor it is to go talk to them but I been wanting to. I wanted to see if we can get our dogs "to get to know each other" so this won't happen again.

Thanks ladies!

Thanks! I didn't see him being fearful. He stood still and let them sniff him then it was all heck breaking loose with the other dogs. It might be something that I can't see. I haven't seen them other dogs attack other dogs when I see them run around in the open field adjacent to my property .

Is there any known issues that certain breeds just don't plain get along with others?

Fortunately, the bites didn't break the skin but he was pretty upset. It took my rubbing the bite areas for him to calm down. Is there any known issues that certain breeds just don't plain get along with others? Those dogs aren't attack dogs so I'm dumbfounded what and why it happened.

I have a Siberian Husky and I took him out in front of my yard to handle his business. We found some random dog crap where he usually deposits. So instead of remarking his turf, he went sniffing around for another section of my yard and out of no where, two other dogs ran up and started attacking him. He didn't cower back nor did he attack back, he was trying to push them away in the middle of yelping out in pain - and I'm telling the other dogs firmly no while trying to calm him as the pregnant owner ran up and tried to grab her dogs in the same breath of apologizing. Everything happened so fast. This is the second time this happened with the same dogs in my front yard. I never seen him display anything but friendliness towards other dogs. He gets along well with other dogs especially pits but for some reason, it seems that long haired dogs like retrievers and collies will hone in on him and attack after a couple of sniffs. Any husky owner will tell you that they are chilled dogs and only violent thing they do is lick you to death.