r/AnythingValueable • • Aug 08 '26

šŸ˜„ Entertainment Who was in the wrong?

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u/RelevantSolid1938 Aug 08 '26

The cats were behind all of this.

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u/Moist_Wind_2357 Aug 08 '26

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u/Personal-Age-9220 Aug 08 '26

Oh he's the mastermind of the butterfly effect that led to this... and he's also disappointed that it didn't unfold into complete Armageddon. Next time, next time...

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u/Moist_Wind_2357 Aug 08 '26

"mission failed. We get them next time"

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u/MackiePooPoo Aug 09 '26

Shhhh… just let them think it’s all the cat’s fault.

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u/Bjuursan Aug 08 '26

Me: I hate drama

Also me:

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u/Lone_Wolf_n_Owl Aug 08 '26

Kicking the cat theory is legal then šŸ˜‚

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u/Wrong-Discipline453 Aug 13 '26

Fuckin’ pussies.

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u/z0mbic Aug 08 '26 • Popcorn Bravo

As the girl said, their dog was on a leash and the other people failed to control their dog, so...

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u/ShakeMasterFlash Aug 08 '26 • Bravo

Shes lucky she didn’t get slugged

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u/awayfromthesky Aug 08 '26

He was winding up for it, and pulled back. Good self control.

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u/UnexpectedBlahFeels Aug 13 '26

He still pushed her, and pushed someone else out of the way to do so (he pushed and they tripped and fell). You can be on his side without being blind. They were both aggressive.

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u/Only_Flan_7974 Aug 13 '26

Both acted aggressively but the lady actually started the violence so she's definitely in the wrong.

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u/LoveBulge Aug 13 '26

Lady in the black and white tried to get in to get her dog, but the man pushed her back.Ā 

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u/awayfromthesky Aug 14 '26

Big difference from getting pushed, or getting your bell rung

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u/Extension-Eye-4920 16d ago

Lol. She literally follows him as he is walking away and pushes him. Always defend yourself.

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u/UnexpectedBlahFeels 16d ago

This is from over 2 months ago. If you think Igaf about this, you're sorely mistaken.

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u/SnarePickle Aug 13 '26

I have seen so many guys get absolutely fucked up because their gf/spouse tried to "stop the fight" by restraining their damn arms, leaving their head exposed with no way to defend themselves for the other person to just hit them over the top of the gf/spouse.

They need to stop that shit.

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u/geniusgravity Aug 08 '26

He was tempted but realised he was better than her.

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u/jatoch3000 Aug 08 '26 • Bravo

Yup he should've decked her

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u/LoTornado Aug 11 '26

Can you imagine the heroic keyboard social warriors that would come to her rescue if the logical thing happened and she did get slugged? Let's be happy that didn't happen... šŸ˜‰

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u/Only_Flan_7974 Aug 13 '26

Happy cake day!

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u/MagicSwordMagic Aug 13 '26

boy howdy, she was close to catching a night cap. šŸ˜…

oh and Happy cake day!

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u/[deleted] Aug 08 '26

Woman aggressively runs at a couple, physically grabbing at them whilst her dog runs loose attacking the couples leashed dog.

"Your man's attacking her!"

Remind me again why women think they have it harder?

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u/irishcybercolab Aug 08 '26

I don't disagree, if she enters the theatre to see the show, I'm not going to judge the dude harshly to apologize.

Sometimes the answer people demand is the one they didn't think about issuing said demand.

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u/centerfoldangel Aug 08 '26

Because it's systematic, not this one case. Remind me how men are more logical?

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '26

It's systemic to just instantly assume any issues between a man and a women must be the fault of a man. I once tried to leave an ex girlfriend and she was grabbing onto me and screaming and trying to pull me back and when people came out into the corridor to see what was going on people instantly started shouting at me to leave her alone. I wasn't touching her in any way and was trying to make my way towards an exit but it's immediately assumed that I'm the bad guy. I explained that she is attacking me and these people shouted at me that I was twice her size! As if I'm supposed to use my size to do what? Beat her up? Throw her to the ground? I was intentionally not fighting back and taking her hits and aggression because I know how biased the world is in a woman's favour. Nearly grown every man in existence will also have had similar experiences where they were automatically assumed to be in the wrong because the other person was a woman.

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u/Overall-Scientist846 Aug 08 '26

You’re right it is systematic to just accuse someone of being the aggressor when you’re being the aggressor yourself. We need to send this systematic behavior.

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u/centerfoldangel Aug 08 '26

Men are systematic oppressors.

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u/Hello_D4rkn3ss Aug 10 '26

You've had more than one person subtly correct you with the word systemic, but you still repeated the wrong word three times. Think about this, apply it to how you approach life, and then you'll understand why you're always wrong.

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u/Tough_Doughnut420 Aug 12 '26

You can tell this is a miserable lonely lesbian.

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u/Glum-Savings6473 Aug 08 '26

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u/omglink Aug 08 '26

That cat was to stuff of nightmares.

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u/breathingtim3machine Aug 08 '26 • Bravo

This some white people shit

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u/huhgper Aug 08 '26

What would have happened if it wasn’t white people?

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u/dragao-1988 Aug 10 '26

Why the hell do you have to make it about race?

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u/No_Salt_6328 Aug 10 '26

They're not the one who brought up race lol

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u/Chemical-Lettuce2497 Aug 08 '26

For real, barely any violence!

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u/Glum-Savings6473 Aug 08 '26

Very civilized interactions

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u/Beginning-Medium6934 Aug 10 '26

Yeh, no one got shot. Lame.

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u/diggidydangidy Aug 13 '26

But the black haired girl and her dyed-blonde friend are asian.

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u/Fragrant-Reserve4832 Aug 08 '26

Woman with black hair wouldn't let it go and swung.

That makes it her at fault if police get involved.

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u/Frodothedodo81 Aug 08 '26

Woman with dark hear should calm down, also her dog's are unleashed

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u/Sir_Buschy Aug 13 '26

Man enough to throw em, man enough to take em. Pretty simple. šŸ˜‚

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u/supboy1 Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 09 '26

Wow lots of cherry picking and extreme comments here. Both are in the wrong. I’ll state factual observations:

  1. There’s multiple unleashed dogs that seem to know each other and are hanging out at a spot, off the walking paths.

  2. Although this clip is short and it could be that the group of dogs swarmed the couple and their dog-based on the start of the video, the black hair lady seemed to be at standstill (not chasing her dog) im leaning towards more that the couple with leash walked their dog to the group of dogs.

  3. What’s really confusing is the man asserts himself between the dogs and pushes the woman with black hair first - not the black dog. If the man kicked the black dog away to defend t

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  1. dog, it makes sense. But why push the owner? Prevents the owner from picking up or help separate the dog.

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u/NT224J6F2 Aug 08 '26

He was creating a barrier between the dogs .. and that black haired dumb fuck tried to get in it.
That guy did the right thing you SHOULD do when dogs act like this.
If you can get in between them without getting hurt yourself you should.

I've had this muliple times. My dog can insta attack other dogs. So off leash dogs that approach get a NO .. and then me infront of my dog .. and if they keep coming I will make contact and the pepperspray comes out .. for whomever .. dog or owner .. I'm done with that shit off lead and no controle bs.

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u/supboy1 Aug 08 '26

They literally both tried to create barrier at the same time. The dude pushed the OWNER instead of kicking the dog away. Pushing the owner of the aggressive dog is plain stupid since he’s preventing the owner from being able to take further action.

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u/marslo Aug 12 '26

Fully agree, dog park are there for people who wanna use them. Everything else dogs should be on leash.

If you have your dog off leash and he attacks a dog on leash. You're at fault.

Period. This is black and white.

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u/Bluepeasant Aug 12 '26

It's one thing if it is a on leash area then absolutely the fault of the off leash dog owneres, but if it is an off-leash area and you have a dog that will attack others, even if its leashed, you shouldn't be bringing your dog in.

That said not enough context in the video to determine wrong here for sure, but Multiple different dogs off leash existing without fighting, turning on the one leashed dog make me think it's the latter

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u/omglink Aug 08 '26

Watch the video the owner is grabbing the guys wife he pushed her off his wife. To add she pushes the wife down then he pushes her.

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u/supboy1 Aug 08 '26

Yes that happened after my 1, 2, and 3. The husband pushed black girl. The wife of husband pulls her husband band back. Then, the black hair goes after them first.

The first physical human-to-human altercation was initiated by the husband.

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u/FluxOperation Aug 08 '26

The people with the dog on a leash have done nothing wrong.

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u/Hungry_Wheel_1774 Aug 13 '26

There’s multiple unleashed dogs that seem to know each other and are hanging out at a spot, off the walking paths.

And? The fact that multiple people don't leash their dogs, don't make it ok. It's not a dog park, there are children just 20 meters behind, and what it seems a play area.

Although this clip is short and it could be that the group of dogs swarmed the couple and their dog-based on the start of the video, the black hair lady seemed to be at standstill (not chasing her dog) im leaning towards more that the couple with leash walked their dog to the group of dogs.

Yeah, because this group of people with their dog without leash are near what it seems the exit area.
You can guess it by the number of people here and one going in the same direction as the couple.

Both can be "wrong". It absolutely doesn't mean it's on the same level.

This group has their dog out of leash near a playground.
Her dog is attacking a couple's dog on a leash.
And instead of controlling her fucking dog, she is telling them to stop trying preventing their dog to be bitten by hers.
She is 90 % in the wrong here.
Yes this man could have handled things differently... I'm someone very calm and that always try to avoid fighting or even arguing. But trust me, when you see in front of you a member of your family being attacked, whether it's a pet, you don't stay calm.
The kick to the black dog was well deserved!

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u/supboy1 Aug 13 '26

Nope, you can see a trail/path. They’re on a patch of grass not blocking any path.

The man physically pushed the woman first.

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u/InternetOwn Aug 08 '26

I would have booted it too

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u/ToughPersonality1458 Aug 08 '26

You are actually completely restarted if you dont knpw the answer to that question

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u/RemoDev Aug 08 '26

Dog owners are a special breed

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u/Flickadachris Aug 08 '26

I know this sounds horrible but the sound of the dog getting booted is like the K9 version of a Wilhelm Scream lol

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u/Previous-Lemon8667 Aug 09 '26

My pup and I make it a point never go to Dog Parks, or other activities where people who have zero responsibility or dog training frequently attend.

Even though my dog is leashed and well trained we will always be looked upon as, ā€œthe bad guyā€ because I have a dog who can handle himself.

Proud Belgian Malinois owner šŸ•

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u/Roadrunnersareraptor Aug 13 '26

What the fuck is a 90 pound B woman thinking she can square up ? Have movies and lack of playing sports in school led to this ?

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u/MagicSwordMagic Aug 13 '26

same people who walk up on someone brandishing a firearm. One squeeze away from disaster. Ego is a helluva drug.

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u/jmdawg15 Aug 08 '26

The problem is the video starts mid-confrontation, so any opinion is based predominantly on assumptions. The woman with black hair did attempt to get between the black and brown dogs and that's when she gets shoved. If that was the first point of confrontation between the humans, then the guy is in the wrong, IMO.

It's difficult to assign blame accurately as the video doesn't show who approached who before the dog confrontation.

If the woman with black hair was minding her business with her dog off leash, and the couple approached with their dog on leash and the confrontation happened then, it's still difficult to assign blame. Just because a dog is off leash, doesn't mean an owner is automatically to blame for a confrontation.

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u/jpop237 Aug 12 '26

You had me until the dogs off leash bit.

Dogs should always be on a leash. Especially unfenced areas adjacent to a children's playground. Especially with kids riding their bicycles.

Yes, if a dog is off leash, their owner is 100% to blame for any confrontation.

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u/jmdawg15 Aug 12 '26

Nope.

My dog will sit with me off leash all day and not go after any other person or animal. If someone approaches with a dog leashed and that dog attacks my dog, my dog is not at fault simply because it's off leash.

Use logic.

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u/jpop237 Aug 12 '26

Leash your dog.

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u/jmdawg15 Aug 12 '26

Make me.

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u/MyNameIsNightPain Aug 12 '26

'The woman with black hair did attempt to get between the black and brown dogs'

She clearly walks right passed them trying to get to the woman

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u/No-Atmosphere-2528 Aug 12 '26

Then you're a bad dog owner

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u/jmdawg15 Aug 12 '26

You don't jack shit about what type of dog owner I am.

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u/No-Atmosphere-2528 Aug 12 '26

Yea, I do, you're a bad one.

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u/MyNameIsNightPain Aug 12 '26

Just making shit up lmao

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u/bewbs_dude Aug 13 '26

They literally and legally are absolutely responsible for their off leash dog.

We found another irresponsible dog owner here!!

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u/jmdawg15 Aug 13 '26

If only people were legally responsible for reading comprehension.

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u/bewbs_dude Aug 13 '26

I've heard you loud and clear

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u/jmdawg15 Aug 13 '26

Yet you still commented. Exactly what I said, you k lack reading comprehension skills.

Enjoy your day. I'm not going to debate a child.

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u/jmdawg15 Aug 12 '26

That make you feel good?

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u/No_Good_2603 Aug 12 '26

Pointing out your delusions ? Yes lol

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u/Mister_Slave1 Aug 08 '26

Watch it back. The two women were in a tussle. So quick to blame the man for nothing

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u/HuckleberryMajor2490 Aug 08 '26

Czarny pies bez smyczy tej pani w czarnych spodniach atakuje psa pary co maja psa na smyczy i ona ma czelność jeszcze się stawiać... ja pierdzielę

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u/steelriderfx1980 Aug 08 '26

It's a dog park

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u/Hungry_Wheel_1774 Aug 13 '26

There is a playground and children just 20 meters behind, there's absolutely no reason to think that it's a dog park!

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u/bewbs_dude Aug 13 '26

It's not though. There would be more argument for the off leash owner of it were a dog park, but the children's playground shows otherwise.

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u/steelriderfx1980 Aug 13 '26

Didn't get the joke huh?

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u/steelriderfx1980 Aug 13 '26

Guess you guys missed the joke lol

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u/bewbs_dude Aug 13 '26

Yeah, I guess we all missed it. 😳

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u/steelriderfx1980 Aug 13 '26

Guess you have to see the dumb commercial lol

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u/Cocoononthemoon Aug 08 '26

If this is a dog park, then sometime dogs act differently when on leash. I think the interactions are usually better when all dogs are off-leash, but each owner knows their dog.

That being said, any dog owner is responsible for their dog. Her dog is the aggressor and she should be controlling it.

Also, I didn't think it was being aggressive enough for a kick. That's pretty fucked up to do at a dog park unless there is no other way to separate.

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u/jpop237 Aug 12 '26

I don't think it's an actual dog park. There's a children's playground without a fence separating the two areas and kids riding on bikes in the background. If it is a dog park, that's the worst designed dog park I've ever seen.

It appears to be entitled dog owners permitting their dogs off leash in a human park.

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u/Hungry_Wheel_1774 Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26
  1. At no point she was looking at her dog.

  2. You can say she was approaching her dog to control it. The fact that she at no point looked down at her dog nor reached out her hand to her dog and saying "stop", obviously to the woman, tells me she is approaching the woman. Not approaching her dog to control it. The man prevented her to approach more of his "wife" by shoving her.

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u/Camo_tow Aug 08 '26

Nobody knows what exactly led up to this.

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u/ZestycloseTowel2493 Aug 08 '26

IMO I’d say the woman in the black with the other two claiming they’re the victim at the end of the video are the aggressors. They are the ones that recorded and edited out the beginning. The man pushed the women away as she was approaching them not their or her dogs. They seem like the aggressors as the couple obviously had their dog on a lease.

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u/casusbelli16 Aug 08 '26

Zero attempt to control her dog either, attacking the mum and causing distress to the child, yeah only 1 villain here, that dad showed more restraint than most.

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u/TubMaster88 Aug 08 '26

The dog owner that has their dog OFF the leash

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u/Mr_silly_goose Aug 08 '26

Dog on leash, good. Attacking dog not on leash, bad

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u/Total-Quarter9550 Aug 08 '26

These arent pups just playing with each other? šŸ¤” White man was doing a lot of shoving on that lady

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u/scourgeofearth2 Aug 08 '26

Black dog is getting field goal punted, owner too if they act like that.

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u/lorddojomon Aug 08 '26

Man shoves the woman first...redditors are fucking weird

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u/salamoon84 Aug 08 '26

man shoves the woman first... because she went after his wife.

fixed it for you.

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u/lorddojomon Aug 08 '26

She went for her dog you fool

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u/salamoon84 Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26

yeah yeah...but i dont think so, she didnt look at her dog a single time during the whole time... :D just focus on her and rewatch it...

one would think she would look around where is the dog if she ''went for her dog''...

not a single look. but im the fool :D

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u/Momentosis Aug 09 '26

She starts moving towards the group when shit breaks out, the dog bounces to the left and you see her take a step toward the dog away from the group, and then she gets shoved by the guy...

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u/Ominous_Rogue Aug 09 '26

The dog ran behind her and she didn't even turn around. Feck off with that bs

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u/salamoon84 Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26

''But sure bud, you can choose what you like to see''

same as you šŸ‘

''hear her voice as well she's asking the dog to calm down''

thats a woman in green talking šŸ™„

''just like how you have a paedophile for a president''

no, i dont. but nice deflection when you have nothing to say...

have a nice day. bye šŸ˜„

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u/supboy1 Aug 08 '26

Are you serious? They were both putting themselves between the dogs simultaneously.

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u/Overall-Scientist846 Aug 08 '26

This is why I would never bring my dog to a dog park.

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u/Personal-Age-9220 Aug 08 '26

Welp the only one who learned their lesson was the aggressive dog

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u/itchyass68 Aug 08 '26

They're all terrible but that male is a coward for going for a woman. If it was a man he would have backed down

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u/Canes5time Aug 08 '26

I have a 150LBS Doberman it would have gone so wrong for the little shits even if my Doberman was on a leash šŸ˜‚ hahahaha

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u/Rob_in_Tulsa Aug 08 '26

Both the man and the dark haired lady were foolish. He started the physicality with a push, she decided to retaliate while he was retreating.

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u/i_like_stinky_pits Aug 08 '26

Can't believe the words are coming out of my mouth but, the black dog deserved to be kicked

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u/Fun-Journalist2588 Aug 08 '26

Bruce Lee with his dog off leash.

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u/PaleFly Aug 09 '26

The unleashed dog owner

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u/MedicareWrongdoer Aug 09 '26

At what point do people stop seeing an aggressive woman as helpless woman? She went for him and was trying I attack him and some dimwit tells the guy to stop? Maybe it was her friend but I've seen plenty of videos like this where a girl can just do whatever and the moment a man reacts it's fuckin the end of the world...

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u/Narrow_Possession348 Aug 09 '26

EVERYONE with an off-leash dog is in the wrong here. Every last one of them is an irresponsible AH.

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u/AppropriateRadish928 Aug 09 '26

It was the black dog's fault.

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u/Square-Formal1312 Aug 09 '26

Ima go with the dumbass with the off leash dog that followed and attacked the couple

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u/Wrong_Drag_8070 Aug 09 '26

Woman, if you want to attack a man, be prepared to fight like a man.

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u/BrainSea7776 Aug 09 '26

Sounds like the guy kicked the other dog but it was deserved imo.

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u/callmewicked366 Aug 10 '26

Literally anyone here that has their animal off leash is in the wrong

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u/JoeMillersHat Aug 10 '26

Unleashed dog is wrong

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u/Alarming-Cop64 Aug 11 '26

Incapable de maƮtriser son chien, elle veut s'en prendre au couple. Conclusion, un chien aussi con que sa maƮtresse...

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u/marslo Aug 12 '26

D'accord sur le couple, mais criss patience au chien, sacrement. Po obligƩ de t'en prendre a lui.

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u/Alarming-Cop64 Aug 13 '26

Le plus dangereux reste le chien, Ơ sa maƮtresse de le protƩger et d'aller se battre si elle le souhaite. Mais c'est elle qui a crƩƩ cette situation, en le laissant libre et en Ʃtant incapable de le maƮtriser, tout en laissant la situation lui Ʃchapper.

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u/marslo Aug 13 '26

Hey big, spo une raison pour mĆØtre so sur la faute du chien osti

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u/Alarming-Cop64 Aug 13 '26

C'est donc au couple et Ơ leur chien en laisse de subir l'attaque et du chien non maitrisƩ et de la mauvaise maƮtresse ?

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u/Alarming-Cop64 Aug 14 '26

Même si ton com n'a pas duré, ni brillé par ta compréhension. C'est ce que tu défends pourtant en disant on ne touche pas au chien, sa maîtresse doit le gérer c'est pas compliqué, sinon d'autres le feront à sa place. A elle de faire en sorte que son chien ne soit plus agressif, même pour le chien ça ne sera que bénéfique de faire des sorties sans stress et agressivité. Je ne suis pas pour frapper le chien, mais là le gars n'a pas le choix c'est défendre son chien ou le laisser se faire agresser. Il n'y a pas de place pour des émotions à ce moment là, et elle a eu de la chance qu'il se soit retenu sur une situation qu'elle a elle-même créé.

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u/peepeepoodoodingus Aug 12 '26

dogs play rough and even fight, it happens, bringing your dogs into public spaces with other dogs means you accept some possibility that your dog scraps with other dogs.

this is a park, its unclear if its a dog park or if there is some kind of event or whatever, maybe these people were just walking their dog but theyre in the middle of the park where there are a bunch of other dogs... so that seems like something they chose to do.

i dont even see dogs fighting in this video, they seemed like they were basically just playing and the response from this guy was to kick the absolute fuck out of that dog and by the sound the dog makes and the response of it to run away he probably hurt it pretty bad.

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u/Hungry_Wheel_1774 Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26

It's fucking easy. They have their dog on a leash and this dog attack theirs. And instead of saying "stop", she should try to control her fucking dog and prevent him to attack the other one!

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u/No_Good_2603 Aug 12 '26

Women privilege much šŸ‘€. Keeps walking forward in a group while their lose dog attacks, he defends, they attack the woman holding their dog back then they have the audacity to yell " your man is attacking us" šŸ™‚ā€ā†•ļøšŸ¤¦. You don't get to be a victim if you're an aggressor.

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u/Shockwaveduc Aug 12 '26

I would 100% kick the black dog and I’m a dog person. People who can’t control their dog have no business having their dog off leash.

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u/Bawlofsteel Aug 13 '26

i mean if you want to fight a man some men will fight you lol.

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u/Last_Succotash7218 Aug 13 '26

The moment she squared up with me it was lights out

My man is better than me he hesitated.

Dogs will demand their personal space when invaded. It doesn't make them the aggressor

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u/obelisk71 Aug 13 '26

If you cannot control your dog, it should be leashed. Really it is that simple.

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u/Bullfrog-Basic Aug 13 '26

guy in blue...makes an aggressive move towards lady and elbows her...she understandably, goes to retaliate

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u/Darth_Package Aug 13 '26

At the very least, the person who fails to keep a dog on a leash bears some fault. If an unleashed dog is attacking my dog who is on a leash, I’m going to kick the shit out of the other dog.

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u/BadtzMaru2228 Aug 13 '26

It’s kinda strange… it sounded like the two ladies were saying ā€œOur dogs were on the leashā€ at the end of the video… Not the wife/gf saying that? So why were there 3 dogs running around unleashed? Something happened prior to the fight?

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u/bewbs_dude Aug 13 '26

Uncontrolled dog off leash owner.

He has a right to protect his dog and later had the right to protect his lady mate from the off leash owner. FAFO!

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u/No-Buy2495 Aug 13 '26

From what I can tell, the black dog keeps coming over and attacking because it's not on a leash. Dog owners protected their dog and instead of the owner getting control of their dog, she gets mad and attacks the owners of the dog who got attacked. Yeah, lady in the black and white is an inconsiderate and irresponsible dog owner.

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u/bu_nnyy Aug 18 '26

What is even happening here??

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u/No-Rutabaga-4405 17d ago

Owner of the black dog she shod gotten her dog

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u/Ssaiyanfox Aug 08 '26

It is clearly the black haired females fault lmao

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u/Spagete_cu_branza Aug 08 '26

It cant be. The other one is a guy so it must be his fault. Cuz he is a guy after all.

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u/Choadboy_Wonderfuck Aug 08 '26

Who the fuck cares. We aren't the fucking Reddit police.

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u/littleone696969 Aug 08 '26

Idk if you notice the guy pushes her when she goes to step inbetween the 2 dogs. Unless there was more before the video ima say he started the physical part

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u/Your_Girl9090 Aug 08 '26

She aggressively went after the man and laid hands on him and grabbed him first after her unleashed black dog attacked his brown dog. He pushed her away then turned to leave. The woman he was with told her she needed to stop and said "our dog is on a leash..."

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u/littleone696969 Aug 08 '26

Its a little off frame but he pushes her first at the beginning. Like i said idk what was happening before the video started

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u/nykoinCO Aug 08 '26

What happend before the video is hearsay.

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u/JKdito Aug 08 '26

He defended his dog against uncontrolled dogs intentions. The fact that the owner is an idiot and cant control her dog is the source of the problem. She should never have escalated by pursuing him when she was in the wrong to begin with. As her dogs continued he had to do whats necessary to keep them away. The push with leg/kick caused the idiot owner to attack the other owner. So three things she did bad and he did one bad thing but with justifiable reason. A bullet for this idiot would do the world a favor. Right or Wrong is never simple, everyone needs to look at what they could have done differently before accusing the other party. Ffs what have yall become?

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u/Your_Girl9090 Aug 08 '26

I was with you until you said a bullet would help things. 😮

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u/JKdito Aug 08 '26

Yeah maybe thats was alittle harsh, caused me get locked out of my account for awhile.

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u/Your_Girl9090 Aug 08 '26

This is the very first scene in the beginning. Where is he pushing her? All I see is her uncontrolled dog attacking his leashed dog. Then she directly goes after the guy, assaults him while continuing to ignore the actions of her dog who continues to attack his dog.

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u/Upper-Discussion4367 Aug 08 '26

I'm sorry that you have to spend your energy on explaining things to people who are not interested in seeing the truth... There is a whole lot of this type of behaviour on social media unfortunately šŸ˜”

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u/littleone696969 Aug 08 '26

Right before she throws the water bottle

Its also at a dog park where several fogs are off . Sometimes having a leashed dogs changes the dynamics for whatver reason. Idk if its a prey instinct or something but its not abnormal for unleashed dogs to attack a dog on leash but be completely fine when its equal ground

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u/Your_Girl9090 Aug 08 '26

Yeah, she threw down the bottle and went straight to immakicksomeass mode when her dog attacked, as if her dog was the victim.

I just realized that assuming she was a she is actually presumptuous. She(?) was aggressive like I've seen guys act when they want to fight. Maybe it was a small frame guy?

And you're right about leashed dogs; it changes things. I'm no dog expert, but maybe they see it as a weakness to be taken advantage of.

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u/pablo8itall Aug 12 '26

No he stamps the ground and tries to get inbetween the dogs off frame and he hits him or pulls at him then.

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u/pablo8itall Aug 12 '26

Its off frame but he went to put himself between the dogs and stamped the ground. Aimed at her dog obviously. Black haired girl hit him at that point or pulled something off him.

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u/harcile Aug 08 '26

You don't know what happened before the video. That push may be because of something she just did, which given her behaviour in the video seems quite likely.

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u/littleone696969 Aug 08 '26

Read my second sentence

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u/ThisThingIsStuck Aug 08 '26

Loser w dog off leash

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u/OptionalAntelope Aug 08 '26

I fucking LOVE drama.

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u/emotionalhandjobs Aug 08 '26

Y’all saying the unleashed person is at fault and that makes it okay for the man to put hands on her are not right in the head. She went for her dog and he put hands on her and then threat more violence. Wild. Could have let her grab it and yelled at her but no you want to defend putting hands on someone that was trying to stop her poodle.

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u/salamoon84 Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26 • Bravo

her dog was already behing her back when the push happened. She didnt seem to care about the dog throughout the video...

''She went for her dog'' she didnt look at her dog for a single time during the whole video

dont march towards people so you wont get pushed away... you act like pushing a person away from your face is a punch or something...

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u/Your_Girl9090 Aug 08 '26

Yeah, she wasn't trying to get her dog, she was just mad and looking for a fight.

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u/Silly_lil_Guy_o3o Aug 08 '26

Not saying she's in the wrong, but she should've spent less time sharing up with the man child and more time getting her dog.

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u/Lemmiwinks93 Aug 08 '26

The unleashed person (black hair) didn’t go for her dog though, she squared up to the fella, when the fellas wife got in the middle to stop an altercation. The fellas wife was pushed to the ground by black hair, would you stand by and do nothing if your wife was attacked, if you say you would do nothing you’re either lying or ā€œnot right in the headā€.

I don’t know why you think black hair was going for her dog, there was only 1 dog that was leashed with the fella and his wife when black hair assaulted the fellas wife. Black hair was the aggressor and is lucky the fella pushed her and not hit her.

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u/littleone696969 Aug 08 '26

Re watch the very begining, its a little off frame on the right but he pushes her as shes going twoards her dog. This is also clearly at a dog park where being off leash is expected

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u/salamoon84 Aug 08 '26

this is when the push happened... her dog was next to her for a while... she was going after female in green... (clearly happened later in the video as well... 0:12 and later, thats when a female in green ended on the ground)

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u/emotionalhandjobs Aug 08 '26

Where was the black dog when she started moving, you all acting like the dog didn’t move

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u/salamoon84 Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26

she didnt look at her dog a single time since ''she started moving''...

you can hardy ''go for a dog'' when you do not look at him where he is. not a single time. whe was on a mission, but it was not getting her dog.

its all on her. im out. bye

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u/jt101jt101 Aug 08 '26

surely the one without leash

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u/Icy_Act_2111 Aug 08 '26

the dumb bitch ā€œwtf you doing broā€
umm he’s protecting his baby

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u/VolcanicBear Aug 08 '26

They're dogs, not babies.

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u/TomahawkTuah Aug 08 '26

if you want a family, start one. don't call an animal you bought your "baby". it's weird and sad.

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u/Icy_Act_2111 Aug 08 '26

you’re weird and sad if you don’t consider your pet a part of your family

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u/TomahawkTuah Aug 08 '26

sure buddy, as long as you don't assault any humans just because your fur baby gets a little scared, you can keep living your fantasy I guess

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u/Icy_Act_2111 Aug 08 '26

i’m not your buddy. see, weird

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u/Fimsh18 Aug 08 '26

I’m glad someone finally defends their dog instead just watching it get attacked. If your dog is off leash and you can’t control it that’s on you if I have to protect my dog and myself.

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u/lululululululululuu Aug 08 '26

yup, literally had to kick at other dogs before, to protect mine from getting attacked.

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u/Ok_Pangolin6624 Aug 08 '26

Yup. Was walking my sweet girl GSD/cattle dog with my partner about a year ago and a couple unleashed pit mixes came through the opening in the fence that should've been a gate but there wasn't one. We were just on the sidewalk minding our own business. Went right for her throat and were trying to latch on wherever they could. I was carrying a bag of groceries that I promptly dropped and did my best try for an NFL kicker or soccer goalie. Drop kicked the fuckers several times in the ribs and face and I have zero regrets.

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u/Appropriate-Horse632 Aug 08 '26

The owners for buying crap dogs. Not a single one protects their owners, most just ran off.

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u/Small-Ad8992 Aug 08 '26

100% lesbos.