disaster Punched For Telling Owner To Leash His Dog

[Monkman777]

 

[ink_1x]

“Why is your dog off the leash” idk shithead maybe because you can train your dog to behave and come back to you without a leash

 

[AdaBull]

“Why is your dog off the leash” idk shithead maybe because you can train your dog to behave and come back to you without a leash

Apparently not as the dogs went to the guy, anyway someone with this temper is unable to train a dog..

 

[Grand Mal Caesar]

Why would you let someone acting aggressive towards you get that close?

 

[igotyour40acres]

I hope his dog cums in his mouth while he's sleeping.

 

[Smokey_Felton]

I hope his dog cums in his mouth while he's sleeping.

Now that's just plain filthy.

 

[PokeyCactus]

I hate people like this. i lived next to a park in my previous neighborhood and there were always these inconsiderate idiots who’d not use a leash. “My dog would never hurt you.” Well, get away from mine bc if yours tries to sniff my dog’s asshole, she’s going to take a nice chomp outta your dog and how will you separate them then? Dogs can be very territorial when it comes to their family members. How often do we hear these jackasses say, “My dog never hurt anyone before - I don’t know what happened?!” after they just tore off half of a toddler’s face.

 

[sueduran2]

Kick my dog and I’d hit you too

 

[Jan_Savik]

I would have set my dog on him 😜

 

[Amata]

“Why is your dog off the leash” idk shithead maybe because you can train your dog to behave and come back to you without a leash

He has good reason to ask for the dog to be on a leash; leashed dogs can get aggressive toward unleashed dogs because they are at a disadvantage.

Here is a summary of reasons why dogs should not be UNleashed when there are leashed dogs sharing the area - all of this is true as I have been able to observe in the days when I walked my own two dogs (and conflicts, those of others and those with me involved, such as in the OP were not infrequent):

Leashed dogs frequently display aggression or reactivity towards unleashed dogs because the leash removes the dog's ability to use natural "flight" (escape) responses, forcing them into a "fight" response when they feel threatened, frustrated, or trapped. This behavior, often called "leash reactivity," is rarely about true aggression and is usually a defense mechanism based on fear or over-stimulation.
Here are the primary reasons for this behavior:

1. The "Fight or Flight" Dilemma
When a dog encounters a threat (in this case, an approaching, unrestrained dog), their natural instinct is to either run away (flight) or stand their ground (fight).

• No Escape: The leash physically prevents the dog from running away or creating distance, making them feel trapped, vulnerable, and cornered.
• Offense is Defense: Because they cannot flee, they use "distance-increasing" behaviors like barking, lunging, and growling to make the other dog go away.

2. Leash Frustration and Restriction
If a dog is social and friendly, the restriction of the leash can cause frustration, which turns into over-excitement or rage.

• Unnatural Greeting: Leashed dogs are forced to meet head-on, which is unnatural for dogs. Dogs naturally prefer to meet in a curved, indirect manner.
• Rushed Interactions: If a dog is allowed to greet on a leash, they may be dragged off abruptly, causing frustration. If they are not allowed to greet, they become increasingly frustrated by the restraint.

3. Tension Transferred Down the Leash
Owners often feel anxious when an off-leash dog approaches, causing them to pull the leash tighter.

• Communication: A tight leash tells the dog that the owner is stressed, which confirms to the dog that the approaching animal is dangerous.
• Physical Pressure: The tension from a tight collar or harness causes physical discomfort and acts as a trigger, priming the dog for a fight.

4. Learned Behavior (Reinforcement)
Many dogs learn that lunging and barking "works".

• If a leashed dog lunges and the unleashed dog walks away (or the owner drags their dog away), the leashed dog learns that this behavior successfully removes the threat.
• This reinforces the behavior, making them more likely to react aggressively next time.

5. Insecurity and Territory
Some dogs feel more territorial or insecure when leashed and feel the need to protect their owner or their personal space, especially if they have not been properly socialized to handle such situations.

Summary of Differences

• Leashed Dog: Feels restricted, vulnerable, and unable to use natural, polite dog etiquette.
• Unleashed Dog: Feels free, confident, and may not understand the signals of the restricted dog.

Note: If your dog is acting this way, punishing them often makes it worse by creating a negative association with the other dog. Instead, focusing on distance (keeping them far enough away to not react) and positive reinforcement is recommended. "

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[Amata]

As a matter of fact it's the punch guy who should be kept on a leash.

 

[Absolution]

I hope his dog cums in his mouth while he's sleeping.

 

[ghastly_Predator]

I would have pulled out my Smith & Wesson and shot the bastard straight in the head . Then tied a leash to his neck and dragged him to the Morgue.