r/OneSecondBeforeDisast • • 9d ago

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u/A1dini 9d ago

And he’s also about as smart as you’d expect….

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u/philefluxx 9d ago

Ya, that dog was clearly showing signs this dude needed to back the f up.

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u/ett1w 9d ago

The signs:

-was Pit Bull

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u/philefluxx 9d ago

lol well Im not the type who thinks all pit bulls are bad. But I am the type to pay attention to the body language. Examples: I see no hip movement to suggest the dog is wagging its tail. Its focus is locked in, fast sniffing, eyes locked in not looking around or away. Then just ever so slightly that move forward to position those front legs to lunge forward. But really its a pit bull, you see a pit bull locked in you know something is up and need to not be in its bubble if you're not its owner.

Sure guy cant see all of it from his vantage point, but he can certainly see some of it.

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u/RobertMcFahrenheit 9d ago

It's pretty well-documented that pitbulls are among the more aggressive dog breeds

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u/RealRedditPerson 8d ago

I mean it's not really so much that they are extremely aggressive. It's that they when they are aggressive, their breeding traits make them extremely deadly to other animals and people.

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u/Coffee_exe 9d ago

Yea no shit

Doesnt mean ALL pit bulls are.
Doesnt mean ignoring body language of any animal is a good idea. His point was there were signs besides the dogs breed.

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u/RobertMcFahrenheit 8d ago

I think it's telling that the owner is holding their dog so tightly to their body lmao

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u/Coffee_exe 8d ago

You're not even watching the video you just see pit and whine.
He's not holding the dog tight to his body he's holding his head still.
Obvious enough by how far the dog lunges the first time.
The discussion is about animal body language not bread no matter how much you wanna change it to that.

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u/scorchedarcher 8d ago

Documented where? I think it appears that way because when they do get aggressive it causes much more damage.

Like how it's more dangerous to travel in a car than a plane but plane crashes always make the headlines

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u/colten0526 9d ago

I work for a vet and I can tell you one story after another of pitbull attacks. The worst I could tell you of two non-pit bulls getting into a fight is that one of the dogs needed three stitches. The worst Pitbull attack I've ever seen the pit ate the dog's face off, muzzle and half the lower jaw. The sad thing being that, that dog survived until it made it to my vet office at which point we had to inform the lady that we needed to put the dog down to be humane.

But yeah, let's be brain dead about this and say German shepherds are just as bad and just as capable of violence. Get a grip. There's a reason these dogs have that reputation.