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Self Defence from dog

Whatwicklow · 2023-08-18 09:36:43

Dog off lead in the national park Dog 30meters away from owner Dog gallops up to father (on foot) child on bicycle Child falls off bike Dog jumps to the child Child screaming Father boots the dog, lifts frightened chikd Owner arrives giving it loads, argument commences leaving to handbag between dog owner and father. This…

18-08-2023 9:36am

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Dog off lead in the national park
Dog 30meters away from owner
Dog gallops up to father (on foot) child on bicycle
Child falls off bike
Dog jumps to the child
Child screaming
Father boots the dog, lifts frightened chikd
Owner arrives giving it loads, argument commences leaving to handbag between dog owner and father.
This happened just front on me last night & I was with my young lad too so it could easily have been my kid.
I ended up splitting up the argument between the men, which upset everyones night.
But it raised the Q for me: who was formally wrong, gut feeling is the dog owner, ie dog not in control.

Thoughts?

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I really hoped that there would be a line:
”Father boots dog owner after he arrived giving it loads”.

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