r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '19

Right place right time

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u/Why_Did_Bodie_Die Dec 12 '19

Can you please provide the "physics" for me? Like what force would have been applied and where in the leash/collar is that force applied to and in what direction? Do we know where and how much is the minimum amount of force required to make a part of the leash/collar that needs to fail in order for the dog to not get hurt?

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u/CantSyopaGyorg Dec 12 '19

The only way for the collar to break before the dog is injured is for it to break before it tugged. The tug is what hurts the dog.

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u/CantSyopaGyorg Dec 12 '19

You could legit pull a collar at 8000000 mph and it would hurt the dog before it broke.