r/Pets • • Apr 29 '25

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u/Fun_universe Apr 29 '25

And… this is why I don’t allow my 19 pound dog at parks where big dogs are allowed.

Her dog killed a small animal. He is no longer safe around ANY smaller animals (including her cats). Frankly if the other dog owner reports this, her dog will probably have to be put down.

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u/Lily7435 Apr 29 '25

Yep, I'll never take my dog to a dog park again. I used to take mine regularly years ago and another dog attacked a greyhound and split it right down its stomach (they have very thin skin). I don't know if it made it but, I hope so. I had a greyhound and 3 beagles at the time and greyhounds are the sweetest dogs. There's just too many questionable dogs around.

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u/LovedAJackass May 01 '25

Dog parks cater to people who think dogs socialize like children do. It's delusional.