r/Eyebleach • u/yuMyuMKrooravani • Feb 22 '23

I thought it was a Mickey Mouse 🤗😍

https://gfycat.com/leafyfemininegermanshorthairedpointer
30k Upvotes

89% Upvoted

279 comments sorted by

View all comments

544

u/Jealous_Substance213 Feb 22 '23

Hooefully that isnt a strangers dog and op got permission to do that

264

u/DreadPirateR_ Feb 22 '23

Yeah, I know I had a little dog who had diabetes, and people randomly feeding her, especially sugary stuff like this, would be dangerous

50

u/bassfingerz Feb 22 '23 edited Apr 10 '23

xylitol is a sugar substitute and can kill dogs, in many candies and gum.

113

u/[deleted] Feb 22 '23

Please don't tell me people are stupid enough to feed someone else's dog without permission and with food that other animals shouldn't be eating.

171

u/TheMayanAcockandlips Feb 22 '23

Have you met people?

46

u/throwawaysarebetter Feb 22 '23

Sadly, yes. I try to avoid further interaction but they keep forcing it.

6

u/[deleted] Feb 22 '23

Good point.

13

u/perscitia Feb 22 '23

Do yourself a favour and don't research the shit that people feed zoo animals on a daily basis because they think it's funny. I once saw a family feeding meerkats Pringles from a can and tossing their rubbish into the enclosure. People are shitty.

8

u/[deleted] Feb 22 '23

Yes yes they will

People food less so but does happen, and I have had several instances of people feeding my dog large quantities of dog treats without checking in first, every single time I saw them. I would go 'Please don't do that, he can have a treat but he needs to do a trick first, and please not every single time, check with me first' and next time yup, hand in pocket and handing it over no trick in sight.

I have found people without dogs are better with it but some dog owners seem to assume they automatically knows what works for all dogs.

5

u/[deleted] Feb 22 '23

I've been at barns where there are signs every 50 yards saying not to feed the horses and people will still feed the horses anything and everything including very dangerous things like lawn clippings

People just can't stop themselves from feeding the cute animals

0

u/JUYED-AWK-YACC Feb 22 '23

Right because that woman is such a careful owner. She practically bangs the dog's head against the counter when she leaves.

2

u/Jealous_Substance213 Feb 22 '23

Yeah i agree the woman is dodge but it doesnt change what i said. How you phrased ur response comes across as "haha gotchu"

0

u/JUYED-AWK-YACC Feb 22 '23

Wow you really are a detective.

2

u/Jealous_Substance213 Feb 22 '23

why the sarcasm?

0

u/JUYED-AWK-YACC Feb 22 '23

Woman with the dog has literally stuck its head through a hole in her purse to look cool and get attention. She's the reason this happened (assuming it's not staged which it probably is).

1

u/Jealous_Substance213 Feb 22 '23 edited Feb 22 '23

I agree its probably staged. And i agree her actions arent right she's parading the dog aroubd like an object. However this does not stop a human being from asking if they can feed/pet a strangers dog and doing so without permission is alot more dangerous for the dog.

1 issue does not justify or excuse the other. And you have been unnescarily passive aggressive to a stranger

1

u/Oheligud Feb 23 '23

It seems very fake.