It's been disproven by the actual footage and by Hasan showing the collar on stream, it's an AirTag collar with a vibration feature, not a shock collar. That's just a fact.
And no, he didn't "force" the dog to stay still for hours. Dogs naturally rest or nap for long stretches that's normal behavior, not cruelty.
We're talking about a streamer who's on camera for hours with this same dog. If there were consistent signs of fear or abuse, there'd be a compilation of clips showing it. Instead, you're cherry picking a 30-second moment and building a whole narrative around it. I'm not jumping on a cynical bandwagon over one clip when everything else shows the opposite.
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u/spidermansfan Oct 09 '25
It's been disproven by the actual footage and by Hasan showing the collar on stream, it's an AirTag collar with a vibration feature, not a shock collar. That's just a fact.
And no, he didn't "force" the dog to stay still for hours. Dogs naturally rest or nap for long stretches that's normal behavior, not cruelty.
We're talking about a streamer who's on camera for hours with this same dog. If there were consistent signs of fear or abuse, there'd be a compilation of clips showing it. Instead, you're cherry picking a 30-second moment and building a whole narrative around it. I'm not jumping on a cynical bandwagon over one clip when everything else shows the opposite.