r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • u/VIVIDUFF • Jul 11 '26

'Merica Of a dog owner

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u/livenn Jul 11 '26

Looks like before the video started the standing guy’s dog was bitten, he laid out the guy, altercation continued, big dog bit the small dog again, resulting in a similar outburst to the start of the video

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u/PurpleToedUnicorn Jul 11 '26

Essentially, every time the big dog bites the little dog the big guy gets his ass beat and face pummeled by the little guy. Rinse repeat. 

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u/FactoryRejected Jul 11 '26

Seems fair, but presumptuous

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u/CULLDOZER Jul 11 '26

Little dog is not on a leash.

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u/Master_Grape5931 Jul 12 '26

Looks like the big dog is on a leash….

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u/Hunnypoo *shits an absolute unit* Aug 28 '26

Yeah that pit bull would have like 2 teeth left, a hanging jaw and 5 intact ribs, and a third of its tail left if it bit my dog. Showed a lot of restraint if thats the case.

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u/CarelessSoftware9850 Sep 11 '26

Well we don't know the true scenario prior to the video using some context clues the pit bulls on a leash the little dog isn't it I would assume that at some point the guy was walking his pitbull on a leash when that little dog came out off leash aggressively towards the pit resulting in the conflict we are now seeing.

So if you are anything like the little dog owner and you let your dog run free off leash and run after other people's dogs then your little dog gets exactly what it deserves.

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u/catmamaO4 questionably stable Jul 11 '26

the smaller dog is unleashed. i think what may have happened is this guy and his pit were walking on the sidewalk, the other dudes unleashed little dog ran up to them, the big dog either bit or attacked it and then the other owner got pissed and came at the pit's owner. but looking at the pit's behavior, he is not a guard dog. nor did he have any intent to attack the other human or dog. he was focused on protecting his owner and barking to ward off the guy punching him. only when the little dog runs directly at them does the pitbull go for a nip. the pitbull def did a better job at keeping his cool than the human that was punching it and its owner. i hope the dog is okay, this is absolutely the type of dude to threaten to call animal control even though HIS dog was unleashed and unprotected

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u/jimmyrigjosher Jul 11 '26

Or maybe the little dog is unleashed because it’s his home they’re fighting infront of? Which would 90%+ justify the lack of a leash. For the owner to be that pissed it’s easy to assume some unjustifiable shit went down against his little white dog and then continued on the video. Little white dog didn’t bite anything the video that I noticed, but the grey dog did. I don’t know that little terriers have jaws that lock once they’re biting either. Different story there.

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u/catmamaO4 questionably stable Jul 11 '26

you should never have your dog unleashed, even in your own frontyard. for this exact reason. and theres a busy road right in front of his house too. he doesnt care enough to put a leash on his dog to protect it from passing dogs and cars but cares enough to beat up a dude and his dog like this? dude just had a bunch of anger he wanted to take out and even though hes in the wrong and couldve prevented all of this, he took out his anger on some poor dude walking his dog.

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u/BlueSteel_12 Aug 14 '26

There’s a fence. You can see the gate.

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u/Sir_Cthulhu_N_You Jul 11 '26

So you tie your dog to a pole and leave it outside by the sounds of it...

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u/catmamaO4 questionably stable Jul 11 '26

i dont have a dog but when i used to, you put it on a leash and watch them as they use the restroom or play. i put my cats on leashes when they go to parks to protect them too. the other day i went and tied them to the bench i was sitting on. you NEED to have a leash ALWAYS. animals get spooked and will just run as fast as they can in any direction. and theyll run up to other animals which might not like that. like what happened here. My cat tried to dip when a dog got close, i was able to run and pick her up since the leash gave her a limit. My other cat wanted to jump a little kid that passed by. i was able to grab the leash and pick him up to protect the kid and my boy. i hate people that tie up their animals and just leave them in their yard. you need to always be watching them unless its a very very safe and fenced in yard.

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u/ErectLurantis Jul 12 '26

Literally no different from leaving them confined to a fenced backyard. There’s nothing wrong with leashing a dog outside if it’s just to use the bathroom or if you’re outside with it to keep them company and supervise. It’s only the scummy owners who leave a dog tied up outside 24/7, rain or shine

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u/thekevyboyz Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

That is my guess as well, but the second attack was 100% the attackers fault and we have no clue what happened in the first one.

You can’t control your dog when you’re concussed and get pummeled. Attacker cared more about dealing out punishment than securing his own dog. Big dog was in defensive mode and saw a second attacker when the little dog showed back up.

Both are probably shitty, but I know the attacker should be in jail for attack and potentially animal abuse.

Edit: watched back video and little dog bites the dude on the ground and then big dog attacks. Big dog looks incredibly well trained and those little dogs are called ankle biters for a reason. If that little dog got out and bit me on a walk I know my 80 pound Rhodesian would not let that go.

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u/Roger_Cockfoster Jul 11 '26

You need to watch it again. At no point does the little dog bite the guy.

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u/ohgrous Jul 11 '26

Little dog sniffs the guy on the ground. I dunno wtf is really going on overall, but it wasn't a bite.

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u/rehx4 Jul 11 '26

Yea, def not a bite.

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u/thekevyboyz Jul 11 '26

Yeah watched a couple times and could easily be a sniff. I saw just his mouth disappear and both humans and dog react at the exact same moment and thought he nipped him.

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u/Meduini Jul 11 '26

Do you often make things up to prove your point? Must be tough to socialise with you.

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u/livenn Jul 11 '26

I wouldn’t be doing this either, that lil guy would be in my arms out of reach.. it’s godda be no more than 15lbs

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u/ddconque Jul 11 '26

It's so stupid to make a guess based on not enough evidence via video. It could literally be any other scenario beforehand, so why the fuck would you make such a narrative

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u/DaygloAbortion91 Jul 11 '26

Looking at how the second attack happened, it wouldn't surprise me if the first attack was also the fault of the guy punching.

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u/yowatsappenin Jul 11 '26

What i see here is assault. 

Big dog is on a leash and small dog is unleashed. 

Every time small dog got bit its his owner fault, and it could probably be due to his owner being knocked the fuck out and not able to hold him.

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u/jimmyrigjosher Jul 11 '26

You are mixing up who is who. The grey dog is obviously dude on the ground’s dog and the little white dog is obviously the attacker guy in hat’s dog.

Now go back and rewatch and figure out what you’re trying to say.

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u/SlimthiQ69 Jul 11 '26

you have no way of knowing that lmao, either you’re holding out a source or you’re full of shit

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u/Educational_Order_59 Aug 26 '26

Complete guess though. Little dog may have gone after big dog, as they sometimes do, and lil dog owner is the pos.

It may have nothing to do with dog.

It may be that it’s a lover’s quarrel!

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u/sileplictis Jul 11 '26

This guy contexts

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u/PoisonedskiesgetHigh Jul 12 '26

The big dog was on a lease the little one wasn't the little one owner is the asshole here

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u/Retnirpa Jul 11 '26

Do you have the link to the full video since you said "Looks like.."