Angry Dog Comes After Little Girl But Dad Comes To Her Rescue
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Attitude. Skills. Plan.
That dog is trying to protect territory it sees as his. It's barking loudly on the approach, stopping 5 feet away from the target. Dogs that want to kill don't bark that aggressively. They silently go in for the kill. The solution here mostly isn't with the dog. Dad needs to contact the owner and his family. The dog needs to be accustomed or introduced to the family by the owner.
Back in the day, my family had a neighbor's dog who was an outside dog. When our dog died, he sort of "adopted" us as a second family because he already knew who we were.
lucky he didn't pick up the girl. that always seems to hit the crazy button. i can't count the number of times they charge to get at what your holding. glad his girl was ok
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He did tell her to get in the car! You missed that it seems??
Hats off to the Dad!
That’s definitely ATLANTA 😆
I would not blame the dad for pulling his piece out to defend his child.
If you can't keep your dog locked in then you don't deserve to be a dog owner.
But why didn't he put the little one in the car after ???
Good job dad.
That dog is trying to protect territory it sees as his. It's barking loudly on the approach, stopping 5 feet away from the target. Dogs that want to kill don't bark that aggressively. They silently go in for the kill. The solution here mostly isn't with the dog. Dad needs to contact the owner and his family. The dog needs to be accustomed or introduced to the family by the owner.
Back in the day, my family had a neighbor's dog who was an outside dog. When our dog died, he sort of "adopted" us as a second family because he already knew who we were.
Good job dad
lucky he didn't pick up the girl. that always seems to hit the crazy button. i can't count the number of times they charge to get at what your holding. glad his girl was ok
the dog should have been charged with battery assault..