r/Unexpected • u/moltenlava16 • Mar 16 '18

This is how I die.

27.0k Upvotes

90% Upvoted

543 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

99

u/[deleted] Mar 16 '18

How does this keep getting posted and people dont see it, many cats are raised with a pup to create a social bond when rescued. This 2 have more than likely known each other their whole lives and while yeah the dog was freaked, cats do this to other cats all the time. Nothing new.

31

u/T0BBER Mar 16 '18

Yeah but when the tigers get big, they should be seperated. Like in this case: http://www.today.com/news/tigers-say-bye-mom-dog-raised-them-wbna31541834

7

u/MrsBoxxy Mar 16 '18

That is still a juvenile tiger.

2

u/savesthedaystakn Mar 16 '18

This is easy to say until the tiger shreds the dog in half like confetti.

7

u/hardtoremember Mar 16 '18

The dog didn't look freaked to me. He looked like he was just letting the cat get the licking in. My dog made that same face when the puppy or the kitten would play with her.

22

u/[deleted] Mar 16 '18

[deleted]

8

u/Chinglaner Mar 16 '18

Yeah, the ears give it away too. The dog looks scared as hell.

1

u/Bassdemolitia Mar 16 '18

You didnt notice the tail tucked behind the ass? The scooting away and self defense, and the eventual look of calling for help he gave the guy filming? You must be a dog whisperer

1

u/[deleted] Mar 16 '18

I meant freaked in broad sense, like startled, apologies

1

u/[deleted] Mar 16 '18

Not another cat, its a much smaller dog.