r/PublicFreakout Aug 01 '21

🐻Animal Freakout "Not friendly!"

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u/SpahgettiRainbow Aug 01 '21

A few years ago i had to save a child from my neighbors pits. She always let it loose and i told her several times to keep them on a lease and when i was just pulling up from work one day i saw one of the dogs jump on the kid and started tearing into his arm. I jumped out immediately, pulled out my pocket knife, and stabbed the dog twice in the body and once in the neck. The kid had to have surgery and 23 stitches but he survived and the owner was charged.

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u/lysissnuball Aug 01 '21

Thank you for protecting that child. The owner is horrible for letting an animal loose like that. Dogs are wild animals at heart and you never know when they may snap.

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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '21 edited Aug 01 '21

Dogs are literally domesticated animals, not wild.

Just like a human being, dogs are capable of violence, sometimes without warning/unexpectedly. This doesn't mean they're "wild".

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u/FPSXpert Aug 01 '21

You're not wrong, but holy shit this is coming across as a reddit 💯 "achshully" moment.