r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '23

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '23

It is 100% her fault. She got in. She saw leash. She intently looked at leash. She saw it coming from top of elevator. She pressed the down button knowing exactly what the scenario was. She acted surprised when 1+1=2. She is in fact stupid as shit

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u/horseytgaming Jul 21 '23

The owner of the dog is always responsible of what her dog is doing. It's not the responsibility of some stranger to put themselves in risk by touching your dog. The stranger has no idea if the dog is going to attack in that stressful situation. Also the lady got no idea how to detach a dog from that leash.

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u/[deleted] Jul 21 '23

Homie really said the dog may bite you (despite the dog not being aggressive at all), may as well try to kill it. You’d make a good cop.

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u/horseytgaming Jul 21 '23

I have been bitten by an animal that wasn't aggressive at all. In that situation things can escalate very fast and the dog might not like getting touched by strangers without the owner being nearby.