[ SECRET POST #2689 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2689 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Cat Saves Owner's Son From Dog Attack

[(Anonymous)]

Any dog that attacks unprovoked like that needs to be put down, period. It's one thing if the dog was protecting food or a toy or its yard or if the kid had been harassing it, but for the dog to deliberately charge that kid and bite it the way it did? That's a dangerous animal.

Re: Cat Saves Owner's Son From Dog Attack

[(Anonymous)]

The dog came over to attack the kid in his own yard. I really don't get how people can defend the dog, either.

Re: Cat Saves Owner's Son From Dog Attack

[(Anonymous)]

That dog's behavior was very very wrong. I've never seen anything like it. I've worked with a lot dogs, including damaged dogs. That dog was not biting that child because it was scared, playing, or aggressive. That was pure predatory behavior, and I've never heard or seen of something like that in my life. It also bit its owners. It's a young dog, so it likely doesn't have any mental illness. I rarely say this, but that dog should absolutely be put down. Something is wrong with it that I don't think training could fix.

I love how a bunch of the youtube comments are blaming pit bulls, when that is clearly not a pit. I'm glad the media has jumped on "the vicious pit bull" train.

On a lighter note, that cat is awesome! What a great animal.

Re: Cat Saves Owner's Son From Dog Attack

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*glad the media hasn't

Re: Cat Saves Owner's Son From Dog Attack

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I assumed if the attack was out of aggression it wouldn't have been scared off by the cat, right? It would have switched targets? It didn't look like a bite, either, it looks like the dog took off some flesh....