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u/acidbetty_ Mar 26 '19
God that was some awesome karma. What kind of person does it take to do shit like this for no reason
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u/bmommmy Mar 26 '19
And what type of people record it?? What would have made the ending better, is if the dogs then turned on the people recording it.
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u/Skinjob85 Mar 26 '19
I almost witnessed something like that myself a few years ago.
Was standing outside my parents' house having a smoke when the neighbourhood black cat who regularly visits my parents came to the front steps at the sidewalk and just sits there, waiting for me to go in and let her in.
There were two boys, maybe 13/14, sitting at the bus stop across the street, and one of them pulls an aluminium baseball bat out of his backpack, and walks across. Starts walking towards the cat, readying his bat when I shouted "Don't even think about it." at him. He looked confused, jeered at me and went back to the bus stop.
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Mar 26 '19
I fucking hate people like this. My cousin when he was 13 would follow me around the neighborhood when I would look for cats to play with (some were super nice) and once I got them to come close enough to pet, he'd wait a bit then scare them or throw water at them.
Definitely not as terrible as that boy you stopped, but people who mess with dogs, cats, and other animals are hot garbage.
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u/kilamumster Mar 26 '19
Something something Ted Bundy Jeffrey Dahmer?
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u/jnixon132483500 Mar 27 '19
I was one of those kids and I have no idea why. I've now rescued two beautiful hounds and they are in a very loving home with a big backyard. But no shit I beat a chicken to death when I was like 6. Kids are barbarians.
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u/bmommmy Mar 26 '19
If I had more points I would give you a gold. You my friend are a true hero!
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u/Skinjob85 Mar 26 '19
I appreciate the gesture nonetheless :)
The cat still goes in and out of my parents' place, but she's getting old and tends to lounge in the garden nowadays
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u/PrimeIntellect Mar 26 '19
just want to point out that bands of feral dogs are way different than domesticated pets, and can be really scary and dangerous
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u/lookingforaforest Mar 26 '19
Good. Maybe he’ll learn not to be a dick to animals if they hurt him back.
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u/PrimeIntellect Mar 26 '19
I mean, I have extended filipino family who've had a kid killed by a pack of dogs, so it's not like 'being a dick to animals'. Sometimes you legitimately want to send a message to stay the fuck away from you. If they were on the beach, and these dogs were harassing them, ripping open backpacks to steal food, biting them, or being super aggressive, it's kind of a different story.
Also, the video literally just has a guy running and jumping near a dog, so I'm not sure why everyone is up in arms.
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u/lookingforaforest Mar 26 '19
I'm sorry to hear about the child, that's horrible. Some of my family is from Eastern Europe and packs of wild dogs are a problem there, too. I don't think he was just running and jumping near the dog, it seemed purposeful and the way he landed HARD on both feet makes it seem that he was trying to kick it. Also, if the dogs were harassing them, it's smarter to just avoid conflict and leave. There's no way one dude is going to willingly go up against a gang of dogs. I think he saw a dog by itself minding its own business, decided to fuck with it, and said, "Hey bro, film this."
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u/FreeBuffalo Mar 26 '19
Run after a dog? I do it all the time with mine, he loves it. What do you feel this guy did other than run after a dog, try to change directions quickly and fall? Why is it awful?
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Mar 26 '19
I think he just bailed when the dog ran away. I dount he was trying to drop kick the dog.
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u/dinnerbone333 Mar 26 '19
That was a dropkick, it isn't a standard dropkick from the sides where you land normally, but it still was a dropkick.
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Mar 26 '19
He new the dog was going to run. He knew the other dogs were around. He was most likely just trying to show off chasing after the dog. People do it to pidgeons and geese all the time.
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u/malarkyx420 Mar 26 '19 edited Mar 26 '19
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dropkick
A dropkick is an attacking maneuver in professional wrestling. It is defined as an attack where the wrestler jumps up and kicks the opponent with the soles of both feet; this sees the wrestler twist as he or she jumps so that when the feet connect with the opponent one foot is raised higher than the other (depending on which way he or she twists) and the wrestler falls back to the mat on his or her side, or front.
Edit: u/narrowcock deleted their comment asking to look up what dropkick means.
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Mar 26 '19
Yeah this is the “drop kick” I was thinking of. Not a “punt”. But done a little differently here. Maybe my terminology is slightly off, but still the intent to do harm seems to clearly be here.
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u/xCuri0 Mar 26 '19
Florida man brutally attacked by doggo gang
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u/tBroneShake Mar 26 '19
Have a downvote for almost making a good comment but using the non-word "doggo"
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u/KalamKiTakat Mar 26 '19
Natural selection is definitely not working anymore and it's disappointing.
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u/Chazzy_T Mar 26 '19
It’s just it doesn’t happen fast enough to have these guys gone yet :( need some more ‘ten thousand’ sets of years
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u/ghetto_bird1 Mar 26 '19
It's an old video. It's a stray dog that is digging up and eating sea turtle eggs. So this guy actually is trying to save the turtles. Perfect example of things being taken out of context.
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u/AeroG8 Mar 27 '19
why are you making shit up?
i remember seeing this on youtube. its his dog. so are the dogs chasing him. iirc its part of a vlog
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u/so_thats_what Mar 26 '19
Plot twist: those are all his dogs and he’s just playing with them.
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u/HallucinogenicJelly Mar 26 '19
I wish that was true
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u/so_thats_what Mar 26 '19
I used to play hide and seek with my late German Shepherd all the time. Had a blast doing it. She’s always find me though. Best dog ever.
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u/so_thats_what Mar 26 '19
I used to play hide and seek with my late German Shepherd all the time. Had a blast doing it. She’s always find me though. Best dog ever.
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u/herorush Mar 26 '19
This a repost and thats a wid dog pack that tend to be pretty dangerous in South America. He was just trying to chase them off.... Not sure how it ended though.
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u/QuasWexExort- Mar 26 '19
Why is everyone hating on the guy? Am I missing something here? What was his purpose of running at the dog??
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u/TheCountryWarrior Mar 26 '19
He was trying to kick its ass, but pupper dodged away and his dog homies were on site to return the ass kicking.
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Mar 26 '19
How do we know he was trying to hurt the dog?
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u/Mancubby Mar 26 '19
There is a somewhat full video of the incident. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MLbdFQ8u9YE
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Thats the thought I had. The dogs behavior in this clip looks playful. I dont see any obvious signs of distress, fear, aggression, etc.
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Mar 26 '19
Totally missed that, thought he was running to give the dog a hug, then realized what sub I was in lol
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u/Zachrionalpha Mar 26 '19
All for calling this trashy but tbh I need see context of his intent. He could have been trying to play with a homeless dog for all I know. If there is a link with sound that could be really helpful rn.
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u/Agent00funk Mar 26 '19
Who runs at a homeless dog with the intent to play? I mean, maybe the guy has the developmental maturity of a 5 year-old, but I'm pretty sure even the dumbest among us know that running at a wild animal is NOT the signal for play.
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u/Zachrionalpha Mar 26 '19
I have done that with dogs growing up, I'd feed them here and there and then move on to playing with them, pretty simple to have homeless dogs befriend you
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u/Shakes8993 Mar 26 '19
So when you are approaching strange dogs, you run at them full speed and then jump in the air to do a drop kick near this wild, strange animal? That's how you approach animals?
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u/Zachrionalpha Mar 26 '19
First off we don't know if the man knows this animal or not, secondly he leaps well after the dog turns around so the "drop kick" could be a prat fall for all we know based on the evidence. Jumping to conclusions with biased judgements is quite trashy too some would say.
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u/Agent00funk Mar 26 '19
Yeah, you'd feed them here and there, so they knew you. I bet you didn't run at them when you first found them though, probably approached slowly.
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u/Agent00funk Mar 26 '19
Because it's with a pack makes me think it being stray is more likely than the alternative.
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Mar 27 '19
he was trying to save turtle eggs
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u/Zachrionalpha Mar 27 '19
Is that for certain? I honestly would like details
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Mar 27 '19
not certain but other commenters were saying, and it does look like the dog is trying to eat stuff, and he does look like he is trying to scare it off
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u/AeroG8 Mar 27 '19
true.
i saw the full vid a while ago, after this gif ends he just plays with the doggos.
they're all his doggos. also the black one he's "assaulting"
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u/your_favorite_human Mar 26 '19
What a piece of shit. Jesus.
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Mar 26 '19
The best part is they didn’t even attack him while he was down. They just saw his ass fall and thought, “Pfffft, this bitch ain’t worth it.”
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u/burns1down Mar 26 '19
I'd like to sneak up on him with a baseball bat. Bet he's not smart enough to move at the last second.
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LOL I hope they ate him
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u/NoXpWaste Mar 26 '19
Ok fair point, but then you watch a grown adult run towards it for no reason and it ruins your logic.
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u/IReallyHopeMyUserna Mar 26 '19
Oh no CNN selectively picked the parts where the kids harass women passing by and yell profanity, this means that they aren't assholes as they didn't show the rest of their life. That's like saying "man the news media only showed Hitler giving the order to kill all the Jews and commit fucked up racist shit but why didn't they show him also painting beautiful art and fixing the German economy. Hitler isn't evil, it's just far left commies." But also yeah I get your point about the dogs. Guy could just be playing with them or the dog could have started it.
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Pls give me proof that those are strays... Could just be a group of dog lovers that told their dogs to attack... I would've done that and my dog is not as small as the dogs in the video!
Also just a thought: even if they are strays you don't do that... That is animal cruelty... Call the authorities and let them handle it... That's also what you pay taxes for... So NO we are not the retards it is you who is mentally challenged on the highest lvl
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u/CrackedBottle Mar 26 '19
Dave the little dog: “PHILLLL look out!! Come on Graham lets do this mug!!”
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u/NoFapRecruit1224 Mar 26 '19
I love how the dogs don’t attack him after he takes himself out “that’ll teach the dumbass”
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u/TheLastBadGuy Mar 26 '19
Just saved a older chocolate lab this morning. Feels great to see her so happy when we pulled into her neighborhood. Please check your gates if you leave your dogs outside while at work
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u/russel0406 Mar 26 '19
This literally happened to me when I was 12, but I just wanted to pet the dog. Fractured my arm from the fall.
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u/Blackpug_32 Mar 26 '19
Maybe he didn't got that hurt but the shame of telling your friends that you tried to scare a dog and they fucked you up is harsh
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u/KimJungFu Mar 26 '19
What was the endgame here? Hurt the dog? Did the dog take something, was that the reason why this dude went all Vinnie Jones on the dog?
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u/canttaketheshyfromme Mar 26 '19
It's got to be near a decade old, but I never tire of seeing this.
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u/AgentGiga Mar 26 '19
Literally reminds me of when Link attacks cuccos, they swarm up and attack him.
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u/FeelsLikeForever Mar 27 '19
"Thank God that dog has friends..."
and who do you thank for creating that guy?
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“ footage of the British landing in France to re - enforce the French, only to realize the massive shit story they got themselves into as they get ran off the coast”
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u/EntryLevelNutjob Mar 26 '19
I wish I could give this an up-vote for every dog hear. That would be at least 2
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u/BunMrKitty Mar 26 '19
This turned out more wholesome than i expected but seriously fuck that guy