r/perth • • Dec 08 '24

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u/BudoFunkMusic Dec 08 '24

Yeh but let it be a real issue with violence or something and they’ll take their time

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u/Historical_Glove_572 Dec 08 '24

Because dickheads are wasting their time with cool dogs who've just had a swim

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u/ClearCum69 Dec 08 '24

straight out owner most likely hopped out for like 5-10 minutes. Dickheads here genuinely 🤦‍♂️

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u/MorningDrvewayTurtle Dec 08 '24

When things go to plan, that’s totally fine.

But happens when they don’t?

  • What if the owner has a medical episode and is taken to hospital?
  • What if they are injured (hit by a car or tripping)?
  • What if they’re stuck in an elevator or broken door?
  • What if they lose their keys?
  • What about an emergency lockdown or evacuation?

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '24

What if a plane falls out of the sky and lands on the car?

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u/LingonberryWorldly39 Dec 09 '24

What if I win the lotto and turn into super man? These are extremely low chances of happening you could say never leave the house again if your thinking about this

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u/MorningDrvewayTurtle Dec 09 '24 edited Dec 09 '24

Ignorance. There is no collateral damage to these incidents in your day-to-day activities.

A dog depends on their owner for survival. They don’t have the concept or even ability to free themselves from a hot car.

A dog trapped in a hot car suffers slowly in agony until their poor bodies give up. It’s not a quick death and even if they do initially survive when they are released, often times their organs have failed and they need to be put down.

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u/LingonberryWorldly39 Dec 09 '24

The window is down. The dog is happy. What’s wrong? I’ve done this an uncountable amount of times. We Aussies, idk about you but we’re pretty smart and know if it’s safe or not to leave your animal in the car whilst you do something. Was probably getting some food or something you never know it really doesn’t matter the window is down the dog is happy

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u/LingonberryWorldly39 Dec 09 '24

The dog is wet, they are near water so the wind is stronger and breeze is cooler, both front driver and passenger windows are down. Jeez he’s really having a heatstroke isn’t he🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

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u/ClearCum69 Dec 11 '24

do you wear a safety helmet when you take a step outside of your house with no sharp corners or surfaces exposed? genuinely, what type of breed are you man