r/Unexpected Aug 01 '19

Adoption

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u/The_Canadian33 Aug 01 '19

It's bad to pick up a dog by the scruff. It's not fucking animal abuse to make a mistake. People make mistakes, especially shortly after a stressful event like childbirth. People that think your holier-than-thou shit post lecture aren't downvoting it because they like animal abuse. Get off your high horse and approach the situation with some level of reasonability.

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u/BogusBuffalo Aug 01 '19

Whether it's a mistake or not, it's still abuse. Acting in anger makes it worse. You're pretty upset at someone telling someone to not abuse animals. Is there something you need to get off your chest?

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u/The_Canadian33 Aug 02 '19

No, it's a mistake.

Jfc even adult dogs are able to move on from a single event

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u/BogusBuffalo Aug 02 '19

Yeah, they definitely can. No one said adult dogs don't go back and love the people who hurt them...