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Outraged Netizen Slams Reckless Dog Owners Who Put Others In Danger With Their Unleashed Dogs

Jesse
by Jesse
7 Nov 2023

Dog owners come in various shades, forms, and sizes—especially when it comes to their reactions when their furry companions cause harm to others.

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Some take all necessary precautions to prevent situations like this, while others exhibit an alarming disregard for the consequences.

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The case in point revolved around an aggrieved Quora user—likely a victim of a dog gone rogue. They vented their frustration, questioning the selfishness and lack of consideration of many dog owners who claimed their pets were harmless and failed to leash them.

The crux of their argument was the insistence that their supposedly loyal canines would never bite, even when evidence suggested otherwise.

Adding fuel to the fire, these owners often forgo leashes, which, in certain situations, is not just a matter of choice but a legal obligation.

Dog owners offered diverse perspectives on this issue. Some defended their right to keep dogs off-leash and even went as far as paralleling it to parents who allowed their chaotic children to disrupt public spaces—why were the children not leashed then?

Another user openly acknowledged their dog's aggressive tendencies. They stated how they responsibly kept their pet leashed and muzzled, emphasizing the importance of being accountable for their pet's actions.

The overarching sentiment was that the majority of dog owners were so captivated by the cuteness of their pets that they occasionally turned a blind eye to their ferocious instincts—they were too close to the problem to see it clearly.

Check out the full details below.

A lot of dog owners can be inconsiderate, and someone has decided to call them out today

A lot of dog owners can be inconsiderate, and someone has decided to call them out today
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Here’s how other users reacted to the post:

“Some people are wacko about their ‘right’ to let their dog off-leash. You might just have to avoid areas where people walk their dogs.”

“Some people are wacko about their ‘right’ to let their dog off-leash. You might just have to avoid areas where people walk their dogs.”
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“The only way you can have anything to say on this is if these animals are in a public place unleashed and are, in reality, posing a real danger.”

“The only way you can have anything to say on this is if these animals are in a public place unleashed and are, in reality, posing a real danger.”
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This user is suspicious that OP might just be a dog hater

This user is suspicious that OP might just be a dog hater
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According to this user, some dog owners are so obsessed with what makes their dog happy, regardless of how it affects others around them.

According to this user, some dog owners are so obsessed with what makes their dog happy, regardless of how it affects others around them.
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This person has a rather odd response. In their view, maybe parents should “leash” their kids instead.

This person has a rather odd response. In their view, maybe parents should “leash” their kids instead.
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It’s not uncommon for dog owners to leash their dogs, only for strangers to walk up and start petting them without permission.

It’s not uncommon for dog owners to leash their dogs, only for strangers to walk up and start petting them without permission.
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“Don’t like dogs or dog owners? Give them a wide space and keep in your own lane.”

“Don’t like dogs or dog owners? Give them a wide space and keep in your own lane.”
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From this user's story, their classmate brought a dog into the exam room and didn’t care that it was trying to attack innocent people.

From this user's story, their classmate brought a dog into the exam room and didn’t care that it was trying to attack innocent people.
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This Quora discussion sheds light on the nuanced world of dog ownership, with individuals exhibiting a wide range of behaviors and beliefs.

Yes, responsible owners who diligently ensure the safety of their pets and others do exist—but others tend to play it fast and loose with their furry friends (yikes!).

Ultimately, the debate underscores the importance of balancing our love for our canine companions with the safety and well-being of those around us.

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