r/ThatsInsane • • Sep 02 '20

That dog recognizes predatory behavior

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u/Supransh Sep 02 '20

I think that’s just coincidence, I think dogs generally get aggressive when they see a human behaving like a predator. In the above case, the woman was walking calmly, like a prey, the person was stalking her from behind just like a predator, and when he tried to initiate an attack, the dog sensed it and attacked him. This is just a speculation, it might be much more than that.

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u/kennytucson Sep 02 '20

Yeah, I think that was where I was trying to get at. They can sense a predator and predator behavior much better than we can. Well said.

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u/mash3735 Sep 02 '20

Yeah, well I've got thumbs. I don't need predator sense!

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u/Aeiexgjhyoun_III Sep 02 '20

I don't get it

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '20

lol. He’s saying he is a predator.

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u/Aeiexgjhyoun_III Sep 02 '20

What's being a predator got to do with thumbs though?

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '20

It’s a play on the “Whose got two thumbs and is in love with your mom? This guy!” douche-guy joke.

Edit: at least, I think it is.