Puppy Owners Shouldn’t Throw Sticks In Glass Houses
Back when I first got my pup, I made sure she was socialized around kids and other dogs. She was a really sweet pup and wouldn’t bite or even nip at anything, except sticks.
There is a playground nearby, so I take her there. The kids and my pup love it and are playing tag, while I keep a close eye on her.
In comes a lady, her husband, their kids – and some scared-to-death white dog. The dog gets put down, hides behind the legs of the husband, and growls as soon as one of the neighborhood kids tries to pet it. My pup hasn’t even noticed the other dog.
Miss wife sees her, sees me with her leash, and comes barrelling towards me, all before starting to screech:
Wife: “Put your d*** fighting dog on the leash, it’s biting the kids!”
She wasn’t. She was getting some butt scratches.
At that moment the little white dog of them bites one of the kids who ignored the growls and miss wife goes full-on berserk at me:
Wife: “Your dog was terrorizing my sweet little darling!”
She wasn’t, she didn’t even look in the direction.
I just blinked, shook my head, called my pup who came trotting happily over and said, while leaving:
Me: “You might wanna take a look at your kids, they just fell in poop.”
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