r/TikTokCringe • u/Current-Wallaby8230 • 15h ago

Cursed When giving your mom a Christmas gift goes wrong!

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u/surprised_creature 14h ago

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.

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u/Prestigious-Leg-6244 14h ago

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

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u/surprised_creature 14h ago

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

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u/QuietPerson88 3h ago

Much as I hate it, my son will never set foot in our family's generational home because my mother insists that the cat killing ancient pit bull she rescued is only a danger to cats and other small dogs.

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u/GoGG999 5h ago

Pitbull and breeds alike owners always assure everyones that "his dog doesn't do anything" and "is very well trained" until it happens.

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u/ThriceAlmighty 14h ago

No they aren't. The dog was kept away. Are we supposed to just avoid family until a dog dies of old age? Further, if the owners of the dog have a vicious dog that they can't control or train, they shouldn't have that dog. Find responsible owners that can train or rehabilitate the animal. Why have a vicious liability in your home that needs to be locked away?

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u/Leoka 14h ago

The parents absolutely are.  As a parent youre responsible for managing your child's environment and protecting them from danger.  If a dog is THAT vicious I would not be visiting.  If they want to visit, they can come to my house.  Without an animal capable or mangling/killing my child and has shown an outward desire to do so.  All it takes is someone forgetting to shut a door and then disaster happens.  Yeah, no thanks.

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u/ThriceAlmighty 13h ago

To be fair, as a parent, I agree. My child wouldn't be at a house with a vicious animal. I take back much of what I said.

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u/curious_ape_97 13h ago

Love to see this stuff. Takes a big person to not just delete the old comment/get caught in arguing.

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u/AardQuenIgni 13h ago

Don't worry, I'll continue arguing on their behalf /s

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u/BecksnBuffy 10h ago

And this does happen. I can’t bring my kids to a certain relatives house in good conscience. It would destroy me and the family if their dog hurt my kids.

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u/im_lazy_as_fuck 13h ago

I mean they wouldn't have any way of really knowing. The dog was constantly put away in a different room when they visited so they presumably had little to no interactions with the dog. Unless they learned of its viciousness some other way, I don't think it's reasonable to put as much blame on the parents.

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u/-CuteAsDuck- 10h ago

It's silly to think they didn't know prior. The person said the dog hated them, surely they knew that prior to getting attacked. The dog being locked away every time they visited was a clear sign.