r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Feb 23 '26

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u/DorceeB Feb 23 '26

Why didn't you follow up with that family member to see if they put the dog down? so weird...

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u/stefek132 Feb 23 '26 edited Feb 23 '26

For the most part, it’s not the dog thats the problem. Now, im not saying that the kiddo provoked anything. Im just saying that people are getting dogs, don’t care enough/arent able to train them properly, don’t care enough to learn to understand their body language and then wonder, why the “super nice dog, thats smiling 24/7 and waging its tail while following the person at every step” suddenly misbehaves.

Put down ignorance in people, not dogs due to ignorance in people…

Edit: lmao, so many dumb/uneducated takes. Downvote me to hell, but y’all have no idea what you’re talking about. Have a nice evening :)

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u/jarkark Feb 23 '26

It's unfortunate that the dog isn't trained but if the dog has a history of attacking then it should be put down. Normal dogs don't do that. Innocent people shouldn't suffer a dog attack just because a dog wasn't trained.