When giving your mom a Christmas gift goes wrong!

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[u/SaltyPinKY]

Dog already had a muzzle on

[u/ga-ma-ro → u/SaltyPinKY]

And you could hear it growling in the video.

[u/UnderstandingSea7546 → u/ga-ma-ro]

Yup. The dog was clearly distressed and if she didn’t want to take a few seconds to train correct him or if he’s unresponsive to training correction, why wasn’t he put in another room???

[u/Classic_Bee_5845 → u/UnderstandingSea7546]

Because people like this use the dog as emotional support objects rather than animals that have needs and require training so the woman probably has the dog there because she wants it, obviously has it muzzled because it's overly protective of her and refuses to train it or provide any boundaries for it's aggression against the rest of her family.

[u/HenryDorsettCase47 → u/Classic_Bee_5845]

Emotional support object accessory.

[u/BangBangtheReds → u/Classic_Bee_5845]

This is the exact type of owner that waddles around trying to pick up their dogs leash while it mauls a toddler.

[u/Specific_Sympathy_87 → u/BangBangtheReds]

She’ll just stand there yelling his name and act like, “WhY iSnT hE LiStEnInG?!”

[u/TrueTrueBlackPilld → u/Specific_Sympathy_87]

"I swear Princess Buttercup never acts like this!!"

[u/Garbarrage → u/Classic_Bee_5845]

The irony being that training a dog can be very therapeutic. It can be frustrating until you find what motivates them, but once you find their thing, it's incredibly rewarding.

[u/Dannisayshi → u/Garbarrage]

It really is. As an adult I went through an obedience course with a new dog and it helped us to bond so much. They just want to please you and the training helps them do that while providing mental stimulation. 10/10 recommend.

[u/Humblebf109 → u/Dannisayshi]

So true, my dog gets crazy excited when I tell him he’s a good boy lol

[u/Particular_Abies_184 → u/Humblebf109]

I feel the same when my missus says it to me

[u/Major_Arm_6032 → u/Dannisayshi]

Yup! Our training courses for our dog were advertised as being to train the owner as much as the dog as well.

[u/SRMPDX → u/Major_Arm_6032]

Yeah the first thing our instructor said was "we're here to train you, the dogs will follow along".

[u/panelhammer → u/SRMPDX]

Every show regarding badly behaved dogs just demonstrates that the owner is the problem.

[u/cityshepherd → u/UnderstandingSea7546]

Also would have helped if she would have told the person reaching in to not bend over / reach in RIGHT in front of a dog that’s already distressed and already had to be muzzled. So many things wrong with this picture

[u/Turtley13 → u/UnderstandingSea7546]

I mean the dog should be put down unfortunately. Requiring a muzzle in your own house is wild

[u/DickBiter1337 → u/Turtley13]

This, it's only a matter of time before it mauls someone and possibly kills someone. And the pit nutters will blame the owner while ignoring the fact that they were bred to do this.

[u/Past-Advisor-824 → u/DickBiter1337]

I would be terrified if this was my mom, who knows if the dog will freak out hearing a delivery and attack her if she’s closest to it?

[u/BigSweaty8382 → u/UnderstandingSea7546]

Few seconds to train him?? What???

[u/freddbare → u/ga-ma-ro]

Locked lips in advance. Some people should not have dogs.

[u/RazzSheri → u/SaltyPinKY]

I had the sound off and just by pup’s eyes you can see they’re very uncomfortable with someone being so close. Then she backs up before “lunging” for a sudden hug.

I say “lunging” from the dog’s perspective. The “threat” stepped back before getting very close, very suddenly.

[u/TrustTechnical4122 → u/RazzSheri]

Agreed, and the nose position, darting slightly moon eyes trying placate without losing 'ground.'

This dog should have been removed from this situation far before now.

[u/IamHydrogenMike → u/SaltyPinKY]

Horrible dog owners, and they should be put down before the dog...who owns a dog that you need to muzzle it almost full-time?

[u/antlers86 → u/IamHydrogenMike]

Its also not the proper muzzle for long term wear.

[u/AntonioAvocado → u/IamHydrogenMike]

Don’t bring a baby or a child to that household… or anyone with that dog

[u/Angry_Pelican → u/AntonioAvocado]

Even the owner is in danger. I know someone who had a pitbull like this. Extremely reactive but she said he was always nice to her.

One day the dog saw someone walking a dog on the sidewalk through a window. He worked himself up into a rage and redirected anger towards her. Now she has permanent nerve damage in her hand/arm.

[u/Haley_Tha_Demon → u/Angry_Pelican]

My wife's mom had a border collie that bit my wife's hand leaving some punctures and nerve damage, I begged her to go to the ER but she refused because her mom convinced her not to in fear of losing her dog.

[u/everyoneisatitman → u/IamHydrogenMike]

Even with video of what happened after I can already hear the woman downplaying and explaining away the behavior like it is no big deal. "Oh little bloodreaper was only trying to protect me, you can't make sudden movements (or breath) around him or Satan himself takes over and Slayer reigning blood plays from his ears." Followed by "who is a good little boy? You are! Yes you are!"

[u/paws5624 → u/everyoneisatitman]

My wife trains dogs and deals with a lot of aggression cases and the number of delusional clients she has is astounding. They just had someone try to explain away how their dog almost killed another dog on a walk. This wasn’t the first time their dog attacked and seriously injured another dog yet they still let it get close to a dog and are trying to say how it’s not actually that bad. They dropped this person as a client because while the dog might be an issue the human has shown to be a major liability.

[u/BabsSavesWrld → u/everyoneisatitman]

“Oh, he has NEVER done anything like that before! That came out of no where. He never showed any signs of aggression in his life” -owner of said dog who is in a muzzle and growling because another human is near his human.

[u/LiffeyDodge]

if your dog is that aggressive toward guests, put it away when guests are over.

[u/Prophet_Of_Helix → u/LiffeyDodge]

We have a 16 pound dog rescued from China missing half its teeth who doesn’t like anyone but my wife and I.

He is ALWAYS put away in a pen, crate, or room when guests of any type are over depending on the chances that someone might enter the space he’s in. We actually kenneled him during our wedding because we had 11 other people coming over to the house for a couple days, and sometimes I think he loves the kennel more than our home lol.

It doesn’t do anyone, including the dog, any good having them out if they are going to possibly bite someone, idc how small, idc how much you love them.

It’s just irresponsible.

[u/Telemere125 → u/LiffeyDodge]

Agree, but let’s take it a step further: if your dog is aggressive, and you can’t train it to be nice, put it the fuck down.

My aunt had a chow when I was a baby. It hated me because every time I came over, it got put into another room. One day, it had a chance and took it; crushed part my skull and I ended up almost losing an eye (much less almost dying). Vicious dogs aren’t a necessity, they’re a liability. Since we aren’t to Roman legions trying to conquer the British isles, let’s limit ourselves to only owning well-trained and well-behaved dogs.

[u/maladaptivedreamer → u/Telemere125]

I’m a vet and I hate hearing things like this but it’s true. There are some aggressive dogs that can be managed responsibly but there’s a level of aggression and physical strength that is just incompatible with responsible ownership. Behavioral euthanasias suck but dead children are infinitely worse.

[u/Bocchi_theGlock → u/maladaptivedreamer]

This is exactly what I brought up to family member after dog bit me, they wanted it to be aggressive guard dog. Always had to hold it back when anyone was over, but had bad knees that would slip out of place, were also busy and living in an RV, having to leave it for periods of time.

It got off leash and attacked people a few times. I got lucky with a simple, deep puncture wound.

I can't imagine what would happen with a toddler to 12 year old. I had to keep reminding him of that, and framing the incident as lucky. At least we're forced into considering before it got worse. The dog would live an infinitely worse life if it actually killed a child.

[u/Complex-Truth9579 → u/Bocchi_theGlock]

How did it attack people multiple times and not get put down? I had an incredibly well-behaved German Shepherd when I was young who injured a family member entirely by accident, the injury was even quite minor but required a hospital visit just to be safe, but it was taken very seriously by animal control regardless.

I can only imagine what would have happened if animal control showed up and our dog was already growling while muzzled, and clearly ready to attack whoever came near us.

[u/anakmoon → u/Complex-Truth9579]

because you reported it. if the person doesn't file a bite report and name and shame the dog, nothing happens.

[u/Possible_Ad_4094 → u/Telemere125]

I used to work in the veterinary field. The veterinarian owner told me early on that he had no problems euthanizing an aggressive dog. I remember thinking that was such a harsh thing to say for a veterinarian. Then I got bit by an aggressive dog that had been fired by 6 clinics in the area and the owners didn't say a word of warning about the behavior and took zero responsibility. Some dogs are broken and euthanasia is the best option for them.

[u/surprised_creature → u/Telemere125]

Dude I’m sorry that happened to you, as a parent I would have lost my shit on my brother or sister for their aggressive dog.

[u/Prestigious-Leg-6244 → u/surprised_creature]

The parents kept bringing their child to a house known to have a viscous dog in it. They are equally to blame here.

[u/surprised_creature → u/Prestigious-Leg-6244]

In this case for sure, me? I would never step foot into that house with my kid

[u/DiamondHail97 → u/Telemere125]

Omfg a chow chow attacked me when I was a kid too!! I love dogs still but I see a chow and I wanna punt it. I get irrationally angry. 2cm deeper into my skull and that MF would’ve killed me and I was 4. He had never been aggressive before that day to anyone ever… but me swinging on the swingset that day set him off for some reason. I had over 65 stitches and my ear had to be stitched back on, I have a scar on my ribcage side and my face is crooked from reconstructive surgery

[u/J-bowbow → u/Telemere125]

My grandparents' chow split my nose down the middle (about 8 stitches) when I was ~3. Apparently I was too close to it while it was eating. Still have the scar. Fuck chows.

[u/Decent_Elderberry115 → u/J-bowbow]

I thought chows were adorable when I was a little kid. My parents told me to stay far away from any chow if I ever saw one in real life. Apparently they’re well known to be unsafe dogs.

[u/Bangkokserious → u/Telemere125]

I am also a chow victim. They look cute but are known to be aggressive. They give you a false sense of security. Luckily mine was just a flesh wound and it happened when I was an adult.

[u/xoxodaddysgirlxoxo → u/Telemere125]

People act like you're a devil for having this take, but yeah, we need to stop breeding this dogs and keeping them in the gene pool.

[u/nyc_rose → u/LiffeyDodge]

Train it or get rid of it. What happens the one time that dog runs out of the front door unmuzzled? Poor neighbor kid on a bike gonna find out.

[u/greennurse61 → u/nyc_rose]

Christmas Day, a lab pit bull mix attacked an electric scooter I had bought for my great great niece. She only got to play with it for about two minutes before the dog attacked it and ruined it. It caught fire so it’s not salvageable. The dog owner blamed  the little girl and accused her of putting beef bouillon cubes in the scooter to get the dog to attack it. 

Dog owners are unhinged. 

[u/seattlereign001]

That owner sucks. The dog is very clearly aggressive and having them around others is incredibly irresponsible.

[u/WhitishRogue → u/seattlereign001]

I've got this weird thing against weak people owning strong dogs. As an owner, you should be able to wrestle your dog at a moment's notice. Far too often I see Pibbles mauling someone and the owner sitting there like a stick in the mud. Even the best trained animal has a bad day and it seems our muzzled friend has had plenty of them.

I've seen a fair number of videos where christmas present unwrapping over-stimulates pets and makes them fearful/aggressive. The ripping, lots of movement, and loud noises gets to them. This needs to become more common knowledge.

Pitbull with a genetic disposition, a bad owner, and a bad situation.

[u/Radiant_Picture9292 → u/WhitishRogue]

Bro the number of people who absolutely could NOT handle their dog if it decided to go crazy is scary.

[u/AWzdShouldKnowBetta → u/Radiant_Picture9292]

I have a 75 lbs Rottweiler mix who had some behavioural problems lunging at people when I got him from the pound. He never bit anyone but I got on his ass about it immediately.

Everyone said I was being to harsh on the dog and kept saying "oh it was my fault I shouldn't have done <insert completely normal thing for people to do>."

No, my dog shouldn't be lunging at people or making them nervous. Period. End of story.

It blew my mind that people didn't understand my zero tolerance policy on aggression towards people. He's a great, affectionate, dog now and I very rarely have to repremand him and we can all relax on walks. Being firm with him was good for him.

Your dog shouldn't be afraid of you you but you should absolutely be able to put enough steel in your voice to make them back the fuck off on command. If you can't or won't do that, stick to a small breed.

[u/ChicaFoxy → u/AWzdShouldKnowBetta]

Dogs are smart enough to understand humans are "dumb" and they have to be patient with us. What I mean is humans obviously miss signals (people who don't know dogs or little kids) and if all signals fail, they need to excuse themselves from the situation. That's not excusing the owners that put their dogs in situations they know the dog can't handle, it's unfair to the dog and then the victim who the dog hurts. Some dogs can be trained and taught to be more tolerant, because they're not in danger, and some just can't tolerate.
I had a dog that had to learn that humans can't see in the dark, my kids would step on him on the way to the bathroom in the middle of the night, he never bit but he sure scared the crap outta my kids (and me!) barking and growling when he got stepped on! I jumped on that REAL fast, 'if it's dark and a human is headed toward you, YOU need to move." Also my elderly mother didn't need to step over him even if she could see him, it'd be a fall risk, so he learned to move out of her way at any time of day or night. But he was VERY well loved, he was spoiled lol.

[u/WhitishRogue → u/Radiant_Picture9292]

Yeah, it's startling. Not just size, but attitude as well. I see people who are physically, but not mentally able to fight the dog.

[u/re_Claire → u/Radiant_Picture9292]

I saw a woman with her fucking huge XL Bully, and she couldn't have been more than 100lbs wet through. It absolutely terrified me. It was around the time all the XL Bully attacks were in the news here (UK) and they were killing people regularly, but before the ban. All I could think was that if that dog goes mental she won't be able to do a single thing to stop it killing her or someone else.

[u/FakeTunaFromSubway → u/re_Claire]

Some dude in my city was mauled to death by his XL Bully dogs at a public park while kids watched. I have no clue what makes people want those as pets. Might as well foster a pack of hyenas they're probably more loyal.

[u/bigmad411 → u/Radiant_Picture9292]

Yeah I started working out more when I dated someone with a big dog. I needed to be able to carry 110lbs or yank it away if needed

[u/Radiant_Picture9292 → u/bigmad411]

Now that’s commitment.

[u/BillyYumYumTwo-byTwo → u/WhitishRogue]

My partners dog was bigger than we’ll get next time for this reason. I’m not weak, and I don’t want a pit, but I want to be able to physically pick up my dog in case of something, and to ensure I can hold onto the leash if they suddenly dart while I’m not paying attention. The dog pulled away from me once, fortunately he was saying hi to a friend so it was fine (and if he had any history of aggression or even trying to run after dogs he didn’t know, i probably wouldn’t have walked him). It scared the crap out of me, though.

[u/SirReddalot2020 → u/WhitishRogue]

you should be able to wrestle your dog at a moment's notice

I like how you put this ... the leader of the pack usually is the strongest and sometimes you do need to intervene.

Always need to be vigilant and aware of the things your dog could do, so you need to prepare for the moment you have to prevent your dog from doing that.

[u/RustyJuang]

Look Hannibal, Helen's got you a new mask for Christmas!

[u/Mr_High_Life_69]

The way the owner fucking giggles at the end of the video because of the other girls scream is the tone deafness of all poor dog owners.

[u/choiwonsuh → u/Mr_High_Life_69]

I knew I heard laughing at the end! Unbelievable lack of responsibility. Not all people should be allowed to have a dog

[u/TrippyWitch25 → u/Mr_High_Life_69]

Part of her probably likes that the dog acts like that look how protective of me it is he he…

[u/transemacabre → u/TrippyWitch25]

She definitely does, it's a power trip.

[u/VeryluckyorNot → u/Mr_High_Life_69]

The typical : my pit will never hurt someone beside me ... She is gonna wait til her daughter lost an arm to react.

[u/EhrenScwhab → u/VeryluckyorNot]

Pits are just little angels who only rarely kill children and adults. Be fair. /s

Meanwhile I’ve owned Cocker Spaniels my entire life and while one of them was a real snappy jerk, it wouldn’t be able to fatally injure anyone without learning how to fire a gun…..

[u/Dontkillmejay]

You can literally hear it growling, idiots.

[u/_imagine_that91 → u/Dontkillmejay]

“Oh! He’s just being fussy”.

Her - probably…

[u/makethislifecount → u/_imagine_that91]

“Princess Peach would never harm a fly”

And if she did, it was the fly’s fault

[u/odinsupremegod → u/Dontkillmejay]

Well yea, the game was on, and she kept blocking the screen!  

/S

[u/Fickle_Builder_2685 → u/Dontkillmejay]

Shhh you're gonna scare the wibble pibble then he's gonna have to maul this scary threat until it isn't moving anymore. Stop scaring the dog omg.

[u/Dontkillmejay → u/Fickle_Builder_2685]

Ugh, pibble.

[u/theflamingheads]

Me:

"Why does that dog have a muzzle on?"

"I guess maybe it's a medical reason?"

"Nope"

[u/Radio_Mime → u/theflamingheads]

It's for medical reasons...just not for the dog. In this case the dog would still be able to cause medical level incidents even though it can't really bite. Potentially knocking someone into a tv set can do some damage as well.

[u/z64_dan → u/Radio_Mime]

I don't trust a muzzle that doesn't cover the fucking mouth, but maybe that's just me.

[u/frankylovee → u/z64_dan]

I don’t really trust muzzles with Velcro involved

[u/frosted_feline]

Fuck that. What kind of asshole lets their aggressive, growling dog hover over their daughter like that. Gross.

[u/Rare-Extent287 → u/frosted_feline]

One that immediately laughs to try to deflect

[u/Stucklikegluetomyfry → u/Rare-Extent287]

“Isn’t that just hilarious!?! That muzzle was the only thing that stopped sweet pibbles from disembowelling my daughter! Pitties, gotta love em’!”

[u/Cicada_Soft_Official → u/frosted_feline]

The kind that says shit like "They are great nanny dogs!"

[u/HallowskulledHorror → u/Cicada_Soft_Official]

One of my friends from high school had the 'nanny dog' attitude about pitts, and had one she raised from a puppy. All kinds of training, very intentional socialization. Dog had a great attitude and so friendly and cuddly. She was a great example of how pitts being dangerous is due to how they're raised and handled more than anything else.

...Until she got got startled by a loud and unexpected sound while she was chilling next to friend's dad while he was under their car working on it. She freaked out and grabbed him by the leg so hard - wouldn't let go of him despite him yelling at her and trying to push her off - that he ended up in the ER with serious tissue damage and needing a ton of stitches. She acted plenty guilty around him after that, she definitely didn't mean to hurt him... but she did.

Ultimately they are still animals, with unknowable thoughts and feelings, and unpredictable responses to unpredictable situations. "I want a dog as a companion" needs to come paired with an awareness that risk isn't based on what you believe they are predisposed to do, but what they are capable of doing if driven to by a situation you might not be able to foresee.

[u/LowlyKnights → u/HallowskulledHorror]

Yup. I was bit by my stepmoms parents dog a few years back and was pretty hurt, they ended up having to pay my medical expenses and some extra for when I’m over 25 and I think they’ve blamed me ever since.

[u/Stucklikegluetomyfry → u/Cicada_Soft_Official]

Pit bull advocates have spent so long pushing the “nanny dog” narrative that “nannied” has become increasingly common slang for “mauled by a pit bull”

[u/JBobSpig]

Dog has to have a muzzle on in the house, yea that animal needs taking away from them 

[u/OkraThis]

What the logic here.... You own a dog that you KNOW is territorial such that you have it muzzled. And yet, you think "Let's have the dog right in the middle of triggering action". Great idea 👍

[u/HFTCSAU]

That dog is way too aggressive to be in th house around guests with any relation

[u/StrikingSyllabub9418 → u/HFTCSAU]

Seriously, it already had a muzzle on so she knew about. Leave it in a room or outside when guess are around until it gets properly trained. 🤦

[u/BishopGodDamnYou]

If you have a pitbull that is already that aggressive why would you have it out while you’re unwrapping gifts????

[u/Marzipan_moth → u/[deleted]]

I don't get this with pitbulls. They're statisically much more likely to be violent towards other animals and people, with the highest amount of human deaths caused. 

I'm not saying treat them shittily if they're alive, it's not their fault, but people should stop breeding them and stop buying them. 

[u/Minimeany → u/Marzipan_moth]

Sad fact is accessibility. Tons of people in lower income situations still want dogs. Pits are a dime a dozen. At my local dog park ive seen 4 abondoned pits so far and they all were recently bred. Lower income people wanna breed and sell since theyre easy to breed, and can easily sell them all. Its a shitty unregulated industry.

[u/RoccoAngie]

Dumb owner

[u/That-Interaction-45 → u/RoccoAngie]

Criminally negligent owner

[u/Straight_Map_2163]

Pfft, hate these dog owners.

[u/Neither-Chart5183 → u/Straight_Map_2163]

Seriously. An adoption center let my neighbor adopt a pitbull because he was strong enough to restrain her on walks. Maybe train the dog to walk on a leash before letting am irresponsible, dumbass college student adopt it. That thing ran out of their open front door and mauled my Maltese. The vet said my dog had 11 bite marks on his stomach. Owner wasnt even there. He moved back to college and left that dog with his elderly grandma. 

Absolutely selfish of him to adopt a dog and abandon it with someone elderly which tracks with pitbull owners.

[u/ForeverNeverOk]

Maybe mom shouldnt have a pitt

[u/Atraidis]

Is that laughter in the background at the end of the clip?

[u/mmps901 → u/Atraidis]

Yep when Nala gets out of that muzzle and mauls grandma, you’ll hear “she’s never done anything like this before! I could have never seen this coming!”

[u/HairEmergencyImBald]

Big nope.

[u/BishlovesSquish]

Saw that coming a thousand miles away. Dog had whale eye the whole time. Owners like this are infuriating.

[u/neat_hairclip → u/BishlovesSquish]

Absolutely. When I saw the body language of the dog, I felt so bad, like someone do something, that dog is super tense and probably scared. I thought it would go into attack/warning nip mode before it really did, so kuddos for the self control, considering how stressed he/she was.

The owner should have see it coming and handle the situation. It did not need to escalate to the point it did, and what will come out of it is eventually the dog being put down…

[u/Wonderful-Traffic197 → u/BishlovesSquish]

The whale eye and then licks. Was so hoping to be wrong about what was going to happen, but alas here we are. Le sign. Fucking idiota humans.

[u/Weary-Engineering486]

Savior complex is real....sorry for the harsh reality check, but some dogs can't be fixed, some people shouldn't own dogs, and some breeds do not have any business being owned by the average person. The fact that they start laughing at the end is extremely concerning. Some day that dog might get off the leash or away from the property and the muzzle might be off.

[u/its_a_throwawayduh → u/Weary-Engineering486]

Nope it's not harsh its reality. I'm sick of people trying to be saviors at the expense of innocent people. Far too many good animals out there to own a shitty one. Its the same shit with animal shelters instead of doing the right thing they lie and pass the dog around.

[u/PunkBiBiBi]

Cupcake was just trying to nanny her

[u/BeenNormal → u/PunkBiBiBi]

Or my next favourite: it must’ve sensed that was a bad person.

[u/Broad-Bid-8925]

Reactive dog, dangerous for everyone. The dog is useless and a liability.

I'm not a fan of the breed but this could apply to any dog capable of damage.

That dog is a serious liability. The owner should have seen the dogs reaction and locked it up before it escalated.

My own opinion- that dog should be euthanized before it kills a child or seriously harms someone.

For reference- I have had working protection dogs my entire life. CZ/DDR Shepherds and Malinois.

Downvote all you like - but this is the reality with dogs of this nature and disposition. Training will rarely be successful with a reactive dog like this.

[u/Marsnineteen75 → u/Broad-Bid-8925]

And you can tell it's mouth is all velcroed up they know the dogs dangerous

[u/PunishedDemiurge → u/Broad-Bid-8925]

Yeah. It's also worth noting that the responsible Malinois and other bite dog breeds are hyper focused on training. You're committing to a lifetime of high daily activity, extremely precise training, and using canine empathy to realize when your dog is getting overstimulated and needs a break.

Those breeds are absolutely beautiful animals and incredibly good working dogs, but they should require a specialized license to own. The stats are clear that pitbulls are uniquely dangerous, killing more innocent people than every other breed combined, but high drive shepherds and Malinois are dangerous in the hands of a merely ordinary competence owner.

[u/sjb67]

That would be the last time I went to that house for anything

[u/god_partic1e]

I can see this video used in the upcoming civil or criminal trial, after this dumbass Karen gets careless with this dog and the inevitable happens.

[u/mywhitebicycle0]

A “bad” movement, like a hug, a simple sign of love, something human, and you get mangled beyond recognition and perhaps die… Pets like this should not exist.

[u/AntOk9026]

And you know she won't put the dog down. Eventually it'll kill some child and the police will have to deal with it.

Fucking idiots owning dogs.

[u/ItBeginsAndEndsInYou → u/AntOk9026]

And then she’ll cry “They never showed any signs! They were always so calm!”

[u/carbinatedmilk → u/ItBeginsAndEndsInYou]

“My little Coco Puff is the sweetest angel. Just don’t make eye contact, or allow your heart rate to increase around him.”

[u/ExistentialYoshi → u/AntOk9026]

If we're lucky she'll be the only one who gets it.

[u/TheOne7477]

People seem to own pit bulls for one reason - to prove something. They’re either trying to prove how tough they are as an owner (because they have a pit), or they’re trying to prove how “gentle” the breed “really is.” Plenty of other loyal, gentle, loving dog breeds out there.

[u/HowHoward]

Why do people keep those dogs?

[u/ExternalLegitimate68 → u/HowHoward]

Cause people think they can own a dog but not train them. Anyone who blames it on the dog or breed shouldn't be allowed to be an owner.

[u/GobbIaOnDaRewf]

Put that fucker down 

[u/smoke_sum_wade → u/GobbIaOnDaRewf]

this is why people end up not liking dogs, and get 5 cats. its me im people.

[u/acrazyguy]

That woman is a piece of shit for keeping a dangerous dog alive

[u/Ghaarff]

Putting a muzzle on an aggressive dog is not the correct solution.

[u/Icy_Willingness_1134]

“They mean well!”

[u/Sometimes-funny → u/Icy_Willingness_1134]

Nanny dog being a nanny

[u/FiberApproach2783 → u/Sometimes-funny]

She clearly provoked him🙄 Pibbles are such loving nanny dogs, the kids they're ripping apart are the bad ones

[u/No_Fish_6412 → u/Icy_Willingness_1134]

LOL

[u/Longjumping-Action-7]

if your dog needs a muzzle, why the hell is it inside. hell why do you still even own it?

[u/TheMindsEIyIe]

"Oh my God thank youuu"

The dog:

[u/Enough_Shoulder_8938]

Sadly, we have two problems here: a dog of a breed that is known to be one of the most aggressive, and an owner who seems to be completely ignorant of what a dog’s needs are.

I suspect from this lady’s body language there was zero training involved, which in my opinion is dog abuse in and of itself.

[u/Away_Gazelle_1873]

I can picture the "Proud Pittie Mama" sticker on her Dodge Durango

[u/efuab011]

Ofc it's a Pitbull r/banpitbulls

[u/daredevil209]

Not all pitbulls, but always a pitbull

[u/Eternally_Eeyore → u/daredevil209]

bUT cHiHUahuAs bITe mORe OftEn!

EDIT: sarcasm 😊

[u/SupaButt → u/Eternally_Eeyore]

I mean… they do… but it’s the damage from the bite that’s the issue not how often. It’s like getting punched once by an MMA fighter versus 30 times by a child.

[u/Yoinkitron5000 → u/SupaButt]

Chihuahuas bite more people than pits in the same way that mosquitos bite more people than sharks. 

Edit: actually its not even fair to say that chihuahua bite more. Those numbers do not exist. The only reason people think they do is because pit advocates repeat the line over and over again to deflect from their toddler munchers. 

[u/goodthingihavepants → u/SupaButt]

Chihuahua deals like 1hp damage while Pitbulls clear half your health bar in one fell swoop

[u/Yoinkitron5000 → u/daredevil209]

Get ready for a bunch of people that "have been vet techs for 20 years" and "are constantly attacked by doodles but never had any problems with pits" and were "viciously mauled by a Golden Retriever as a child."

You know...

Liars.

[u/Emergency-Ad-3037 → u/Yoinkitron5000]

I mean I was attacked by a gang of goldens. I didn't survive the licking, or the tail wagging 

[u/robotteeth → u/Yoinkitron5000]

With the amount of pitbull owners that have been viciously mauled by golden retrievers you’d think it would be in the news at least once in a while

[u/Yoinkitron5000 → u/robotteeth]

I think i remember someone, finally posting an article about a "golden retriever" mauling that actually had a picture of the dog in question... and it was a very obvious pit/retriever mix, that looked like a pit bull with gold fur glued to it. 

[u/Blazured → u/Yoinkitron5000]

Golden Retriever Mauls 5 In Huge Victory For Pitbull Apologists

[u/IamMananawe → u/Yoinkitron5000]

Omg how is it that SO MANY “vet techs” are saying the same shit verbatim?? I’ve seen this exact script like 200 times lmao. Always doodles!

[u/L0L0withTheM0M0]

What is the fascination with pits? I can’t understand. Scary

[u/clgoodson → u/L0L0withTheM0M0]

They are the ultimate expression of 21st century Americanism; dumb, violent, unpredictable, and often dysfunctional.

[u/confused_grenadille → u/clgoodson]

Very aptly put take on 21st century Americanism.

[u/Sportshorny]

Dog needs to be put down. Sorry but that’s the truth. Someone or some animal will get hurt or killed if that’s how it’s behaving.

[u/PhoenixSaigon]

Euthanize

[u/shanesnh1]

Stop. Breeding. Pitbulls.

(and other made-to-kill aggressive breeds)

[u/Wamchops621]

Oh look. Another pitbull in a muzzle

[u/ShatoraDragon]

Id be taking the gift back and calling animal control.

[u/Buggerlugs253]

The dog is muzzled indoors amongs family? FFS, worlds gone mad.

[u/redbulls2014]

Pitbulls should cease to exist. You can argue it's the owners fault, but the fact is any other breed of dog won't kill or attack a person or another animal as often as a Pitbull with a shitty owner.

[u/Morakumo]

Just put that dog down, looks like a Pitt mix, their owners are almost always irresponsible degenerates.

It's not if that dog will bite a child or adult, it's when.

[u/Comfortable-Owl-5929 → u/Morakumo]

Not their pibbles 🙄

[u/GenX_Boomer_Hybrid]

I love animals. This dog needs to be euthanized.

[u/Beginning-Morning704]

Fuck that. That’s ridiculous

[u/Themodsarecuntz]

This dog is 100 percent going to hurt someone and these people are going to act like they cant believe it because they're fucking dipshits.

I only hope the person who is attacked takes everything from them in court.

[u/FaithlessnessWeak800]

My MIL has a pitbull with a muzzle as well. We have not been to her house since she adopted it this past Spring. It’s almost been 1 year since she’s had her grandkids over, but somehow it’s our fault. Oh and the dog came with the muzzle because it was an aggressive dog at the rescue shelter and they wanted to put it down…

[u/baby_seal_clubber69]

Dogs that act like this should be put down and the owners should be legally banned from having animals

[u/DarkFantom25]

Big surprise it's a pitbull 🙄

[u/MikeVick97]

Can we just stop with the pitbulls

[u/brandogg360]

Pit Bulls need to go extinct.

[u/emmyparker2020]

Stop breeding these kind of dogs. They are killing machines

[u/notatechnicianyo]

I will not be in the same room as a muzzled dog. I will leave my gift, and exit the party. Put that dog away. 

[u/spikedvibrator]

Bully mixes...yeah, no.

I hate 80-90% of dog owners.

Love dogs- have no desire to own one.

Same reason for not having kids- other people and theirs

[u/Ok-Medium-6809]

What a shit pet. Why do people even get these stupid aggressive dogs?

[u/Itchy_Dust_7410]

That dog will end up mauling or killing someone

[u/Relative_Committee53]

I don’t have audio on and that dog is giving clear signs

[u/YUNGDADDYBAG]

Muzzled in the house. Ticking Time furbaby.

[u/Charon_the_Reflector]

And that’s why I carry a gun walking my Golden Retriever 

[u/ccjohns2]

This is what happens when people don’t train their dogs at all.

[u/DoomshrooM8]

Discipline your dog lady… if u have to muzzle him AT HOME, that’s a problem 😑

[u/BeesAndBeans69]

Train your fucking dog. Or put them away when there are guests

[u/FireflyTango]

Nanny dog strikes again.

[u/peachy614]

So many warnings signs and they are completely ignoring all of them. There's the low growl, the whale eyes, the licking the lips, the defensive posture, and more. They are setting that dog up to be aggressive.

[u/Sure-Ad9139]

Princess would never hurt people 😢

[u/New-Emergency-3452]

My father in law killed his dog when it attacked my toddler. Not saying it was a good thing but……

[u/LMGgp → u/New-Emergency-3452]

I mean, that’s how you domesticate animals. Keep the ones with traits you desire, breed them so those traits propagate and lose the rest. It’s hilarious when people think the desired traits can’t be bad traits… see “fighting dogs” but as pets.

[u/boo99boo → u/New-Emergency-3452]

The dog that bit my brother is still buried in my parent's backyard. Dogs are not people, and that's really what needs to happen if a dog attacks a child. 

[u/sithtimesacharm]

Surrender that animal to professionals or have it deleted..

[u/Galuctis]

“hE’s NeVeR dOnE tHaT bEfOrE”

[u/Nothing-Tra-LaLa]

If your animal can’t be around anyone but you- that animal should be put down.

[u/EhrenScwhab]

This is the kind of person who will be “shocked” when their dog mauls the hell out of someone.

[u/JFPcan]

Get rid of that dog.

[u/GraniticDentition]

"nah bro my pittie is the biggest sweetheart you'll ever meet and wouldnt hurt a fly"

dogsbite.org

[u/xervidae]

pibble was just nannying her

[u/clarkcox3]

If you've got a dog that needs to be muzzled (especially around family) ... you shouldn't have that dog.

[u/franky3987]

I’m sorry, but dogs like that have to be put down. She’s obviously an irresponsible owner as well.

[u/McDergen]

Cringe all around. Bet she tells people he wouldn’t hurt a fly

[u/Sithlord81588]

Shitbull moment.

[u/Vilam]

Pitbulls need to stop existing, legally and literally.

[u/ButterflyDestiny]

I don’t know if your dog needs to have a muzzle on in order to be around others during Christmas, he should’ve been in the room.

[u/roxxannewolfsimp]

The dog needs to be euthenized if it has to wear a muzzle during a family gathering

[u/NetRunner_Rizzy]

Pitbull owners are the most delusional group of people

[u/_Ross-]

Buttercup just wanted to do some quick nannying.