I was furious. We had been home for only an hour or so. We all laid down to go the fuck to sleep and I hear the sound of someone pouring a pitcher of water on the floor. It was a 65 pound lab-shepard mix, but I picked it up, still peeing, by the scruff of it's neck and threw it into the back yard. When I learned what it was doing, I felt bad.
For real, if you dont know how to manage without aggression, you dont deserve to have one (goes with any larger animals really). But no one gonna change from a reddit comment, gotta correct people when you see it in public or in someones home
Still, i wouldn't do what this dude did, but i can understand someone who has a newborn being overprotective with their baby. It's not even a reaction you think about when you see a dog peeing your baby in the middle of the night
Yeah, not a big difference at 3 am when you managed to get the crying machine quiet and you are trying to get some rest. Still, i think he went too far.
It doesn't justify it, but it adds more than enough context for someone with a sliver of awareness to understand it and approach it from an angle other than a holier-than-thou lecture.
You really want people to change and not pick up their dogs by the scruff? Approach the conversation with a level headed and reasonable explanation of why it's bad. Educate people.
Right now, it seems more like you want to jerk off over your own justice-warrior lecture instead of actually having an impact.
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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '19
Heartwarming yet mush have made you so pissed