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> drunken dogs coming home to beat their owners that I haven't heard of yet? Yes, it is called "reactive" dogs. Remember the definition of DV, next time someon
by Throw83489i7 2y ago
> drunken dogs coming home to beat their owners that I haven't heard of yet?
Yes, it is called "reactive" dogs. Remember the definition of DV, next time someone is blamed for provoking the dog. Even if dog is "provoked", that is not valid reason for violence!
And I am not talking about dog owners, but their victims. Mostly children, spouses... They have no option to leave an abusive household. Many times they are gaslit and shamed. Dog owners have many privileges, and can get away with brutal child murder!
Even threats of violence (growling), or forced sleep deprivation are DV!!!
- southernplaces7 2y agoThere's no way you can imply this much malicious intent to an animal that basically.... doesn't possess the capacity for malicious intent. Either you're some sort of troll or you've let this hatred totally cloud basic reasoning. They're dogs dude, very different from people and their capacity for malice. And most dog owners, being the family members of all these abused people you claim, would themselves do what they could to train their dogs against freely harming others.