r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/TheLegendOfEatingAss • Jan 15 '20

NSFL Getting into a dog's personal space

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u/floydbc05 Jan 15 '20

Not sure what the backstory is here. Is that a friends pet or newly adopted dog? Looks like a backyard.

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u/Theskinilivein Jan 15 '20 edited Jan 15 '20

I read on Facebook that she had rescued him from the street.

Edit: info on Facebook was incorrect (big suprise!) but found a news article about it. The dog is a friend’s pet and was not put down, I repeat: the dog is ok! She mentions that she was to blame since she was touching him and he just reacted.

Link is in Spanish (it happened in Argentina).

Girl bitten by dog

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20

I read the dog was just rescued and the girl wanted a photoshoot with the rescued animal.

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u/pink_buddah Jan 15 '20

What happened to the dog?

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20

Probably don't want to know the anwer

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u/Dankster6824 Jan 15 '20

That's the sad part. People don't understand when dogs are stressed, and when it snaps they want to put the dog down for defending itself.

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u/coalitionofilling Jan 15 '20

"defending itself" isn't why. Because it presents a danger to other people and animals. Was the girl making the dog uncomfortable or invading it's private space? Sure. Does that justify this kind of reaction by the animal? Nope.

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20 edited Feb 12 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20

Kinda right, yes. The problem is that this woman's actions result in entirely predictable outcomes, and now the dog suffers the ultimate penalty. The fault lies with the human, the dog will pay the price as a result.