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Other commenter posted some data. My point is that lighter attacks (scratches, jumping, sniffing, licking...) are so common, they can not even be reported. If
by trte9343r4 2y ago
Other commenter posted some data.
My point is that lighter attacks (scratches, jumping, sniffing, licking...) are so common, they can not even be reported.
If students have no cameras, many more teachers would bring their "pets" into school.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> lighter attacks (scratches, jumping, sniffing, licking...) Sniffing and licking are not “attacks”. If they are, a car honking or braking suddenly is a crash. > If students have no cameras, many more teachers would bring their "pets" into school How many teachers brought pets to school before the 2000s? How many people brought pets to the office? (If anything, there are more pets at the workplace now than ever before.) The taking of a cell phone seems to have emotionally provoked you. Reflecting on why you’re responding to a phone like a crack pipe might be a better use of your time than pretending to have a phobia of dog licks.
- trte9343r4 2y ago[flagged]
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> why my kid needs recorder, many abusers try to down play such attacks! Have you ever had anyone in a position of authority do anything about a dog sniffing or licking your kid? Because if so, that’s national-news level hilarious.
- trte9343r4 2y agoYes. There are existing leash laws. But it takes a lot of effort to get then enforced. And you need recording for proof!