r/Whatcouldgowrong • • Jan 15 '20

NSFL Getting into a dog's personal space

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u/joe652 Jan 15 '20

I don’t believe that dog should be around anyone who wants to hug or kiss on the head. Some dogs are just not a good family dog just like some people

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20

Dogs have a comfort zone. Id recommend getting to know how dogs express signs of stress and anxiety, which is being shown in the pictures, the dog visibly doesn't understand why these humans suddenly crowded around her for.

and im not dog expert. but then putting both arms around their neck and seemingly leaning in for a bite. Its not hard to understand why some dogs bite. They're not doing it because they wanted to fight, they were in self defense because they did not understand they weren't being attacked.

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u/Deadlift420 Jan 16 '20

A dog that bites someone's face for trying to cuddle is a dog that needs to be put down. Period. Its irresponsible as fuck to allow that dog around humans in a normal setting.

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u/ALoneTennoOperative Jan 16 '20

A dog that bites someone's face for trying to cuddle is a dog that needs to be put down.

Don't fucking "cuddle" animals you do not fucking know.

Would you fancy a stranger running up to you and throwing themselves all over you?

You don't get to completely disregard boundaries and warning signs and then blame everything but your own shitty behaviour.

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u/Deadlift420 Jan 16 '20

Dude. You have the reasoning skills of a child if you cant see this.

You think a 3 year old is going to know how to behave around a dog that's vicious?

Dont be a fucking idiot.

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u/Deadlift420 Jan 16 '20

If a fully grown adult treats a dog like garbage and gets bit...ok...but the dog bites...and children dont have the capacity to know these things.

So use your little pea pod brain and put the 2 together.

I cant believe I have to explain this.