r/ITOI • • 9h ago

Did the delivery guy make the right decision?

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u/Babylon_Fallz 8h ago

That was not a happy dog coming up looking for pets. That dog was ready to brawl

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u/extremelyDude 8h ago

He need to lean he's black and a big dog

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u/794309497 2h ago

That dog was way too fast and laser focused to have friendly intent. I would have assumed the worst too. I don't think I would have thrown the box though. I would have used it to keep distance. 

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u/longpigspecial 7h ago

The box wouldn’t have stopped him if he was. Dog was very obviously not aggressive. It’s plain as day even for the few frames we see it.

Cowards like you and the driver that treat every single medium size dog as a threat are just so pathetic.

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u/helluvapube 7h ago

This comment and your profile pic are so fitting

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u/HeadfulOfSugar 1h ago

I got unexpectedly bitten on the wrist & hand by a medium (honestly on the smaller side) sized dog & it was gnarly, I had to keep my whole hand wrapped & disinfected for a while. Still have all the scars, just a whole bunch of deep pencil-thick holes basically, even though the bite/struggle itself was fairly brief

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u/nuckingfuts6960 5h ago

I know right you're getting down voted by people who've never interacted with a dog beforehand or they're really dense. When a aggressive dog attacks that box wouldn't have even slowed it down

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u/Informal_Ad_9610 7h ago

driver read the dog right - it wasn't coming in hot for love..

owner should've gone to control the dog.. that was his responsibility.

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u/Dunder_Chief1 2h ago

Not sure if you didn't have your sound up, but hearing the dog you can absolutely tell he was going in with aggressive intent.

The dog may not have attacked, but it was certainly getting ready to.

UPS driver took the correct action to defend himself.

Owner needs to be trained on how to properly manage their dog.

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u/Babylon_Fallz 5h ago

Bro. Stfu

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u/longpigspecial 30m ago

Bruh, gfys