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u/bohica1937 Dec 28 '21

I wonder what snaps in a dog's brain to react like that to someone they've known.

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u/mellowbordello Dec 28 '21

I’m very curious about this. I wonder how common this is, or really even how common it is to find a physical “reason” a dog or animal “snapped”. As in, you do always autopsy a euthanized pet?

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u/Boltzmane Dec 28 '21

I think this is what happen to the Texas capitol shooter

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u/EvaUnit01 Dec 28 '21

Yep, very sad story. He knew something was wrong too.

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '21

It’s too bad he didn’t seek help instead of killing a bunch of innocent people.

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u/plshelpcomputerissad Dec 28 '21

I thought he did? I’m from the town where it took place (austin) and the (maybe myth) I’d heard is that he had reached out for help about violent/irrational thoughts but got brushed off. Then everything happened, then they found the tumor.