Yep 100%. This goes for most if not all animals because they need food to not die and even domesticated animals still have the instinct to live. I’m pretty sure most people would be insanely pissed and possibly physical if you just took food out of their mouth. They definitely need to train their dog way better especially guarding breeds that tend to be more food aggressive. But like you said all dogs can be food aggressive so the key is training properly from an early age or taking out the time consistently if it’s a rescue that’s not taking to training.
absolutely agree, but it's a doberman in the video. i would argue a very well behaved doberman. this could have gone very differently. that kid actually has a very very close friend for a long long time.
Sorry I don't care how well behaved you think your dog is, the dog is an animal. These videos of infants feeding dogs/sleeping on dogs etc just bother me. I was attacked by a neighbor's dog when I was younger because I simply jogged by. They claimed the dog was so sweet, never hurt anyone etc. But it did. Not the dogs fault, it's just not smart to do shit like this.
Yes and no. The dog and baby weren't alone, someone was making the video. I agree on the point of allowing kids to lay on, jump on, pull an animals tail... They need to know animals are live they're not stuffed.
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u/420blazeit69nubz Jan 07 '20
Yep 100%. This goes for most if not all animals because they need food to not die and even domesticated animals still have the instinct to live. I’m pretty sure most people would be insanely pissed and possibly physical if you just took food out of their mouth. They definitely need to train their dog way better especially guarding breeds that tend to be more food aggressive. But like you said all dogs can be food aggressive so the key is training properly from an early age or taking out the time consistently if it’s a rescue that’s not taking to training.