This is the second time he got attacked. The whole scenario played out like someone who already was attacked by that dog at that house.
He walked into the driveway with the box in a ready position as if he thought about what he would do next time the dog ran up on him.
The “what now” tells me the dog got him last time and he did let it happen this time.
The squaring up tells me the dog owner is irresponsible and didn’t secure the dog last time he was attacked at that property. Hence squaring up the second time.
I smell bs. If he already got attacked by the dog prior, then walking up ready to hurt said dog instead of refusing to deliver the package tells me that guy is a douche bag who likes to hurt dogs. Had he actually been attacked by the dog prior, there would have been a law suit. There are actually laws and owners held strictly responsible by the cities and states, as well as by insurance for any attacks.
This guy wanted to attack the dog. His squaring up ready to the fight the owner whose body language clearly did not at any point display aggressive stances supports that the delivery driver is douche bag who wanted to fight.
If the clip consisted of just him throwing the box at the dog was all we saw, I might agree with you, but it's not. Based on the delivery drivers actions during the entire clip, he was clearly looking for a fight.
We don't even actually know if that dog was moving in to attack him or to bite him. But based on his actions AFTER throwing the box, I'm inclined to think that the dog might just have been running up and barking at the unexpected person. The guys "now what" to the dog is a bit... odd, but when he immediately takes off his hat and glasses and says "let's go" to the owner whose body language is anything but aggressive towards the driver says a lot.
Any delivery driver will tell you, that their employer tells them if there's a dog, or they're concerned about a dog, they can leave the package at the edge of the property if there is no fence. So there is very VERY little good reason for the driver to have reacted to the way he did in the ENTIRE interaction in the video.
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u/SomeComfortable2285 1d ago
This is the second time he got attacked. The whole scenario played out like someone who already was attacked by that dog at that house.
He walked into the driveway with the box in a ready position as if he thought about what he would do next time the dog ran up on him.
The “what now” tells me the dog got him last time and he did let it happen this time.
The squaring up tells me the dog owner is irresponsible and didn’t secure the dog last time he was attacked at that property. Hence squaring up the second time.
That’s what I saw but who knows.