Man sought over Woolwich dog attack YouTube video

Basq · 18-10-2010 01:08PM #1

We all remembered what happened the lady who put the cat in the wheelie bin.. this guy deserves much worse!

Scumbag!

Man sought over Woolwich dog attack YouTube video
Man kicks dog The man kicks the dog on two occasions

The RSCPA is hoping to trace a man apparently seen kicking his dog on a video online.

The footage, posted on the website YouTube, was purportedly shot in Knee Hill Park, Woolwich, in south-east London.

It shows a man in a white hooded top making a fawn-coloured dog run before kicking it twice.

The RSPCA described the footage as "extremely shocking" and asked members of the public to identify the culprit.

On several occasions the man pulls the dog into the air by its lead.

A spokesman for the charity said: "The footage is extremely shocking as it shows what appears to be a man deliberately kicking the dog with some considerable force.

"We are hoping that someone will recognise the person in the video and contact us with more information so we can find out who is responsible."

The_Minister · 18-10-2010 01:12PM

I would have thought that trapping a cat in a bin is worse than giving a dog a kick.

Basq · 18-10-2010 01:13PM

I think this seems worse - probably due to the fact he's inflicting physical violence on the dog.

Sykk · 18-10-2010 01:16PM

He wouldn't dare try that against a real person who could defend his/herself. Cowardly scumbag.

The_Minister · 18-10-2010 01:19PM

basquille wrote: »

I think this seems worse - probably due to the fact he's inflicting physical violence on the dog.

Cat could have died though - either through exposure or by compaction in the lorry.

Kimono-Girl · 18-10-2010 01:20PM

some people are just unbelievable! who could inflict that kind of violence on a dog, or any animal, it's disgusting! :mad:

Basq · 18-10-2010 01:21PM

The_Minister wrote: »

Cat could have died though - either through exposure or by compaction in the lorry.

We're splitting hairs to be honest..

Both incidents were very cruel.

orourkeda · 18-10-2010 01:31PM

I love the complete overreaction of people to a dog getting a boot.

problemchimp · 18-10-2010 01:36PM

orourkeda wrote: »

I love the complete overreaction of people to a dog getting a boot.

why?

orourkeda · 18-10-2010 01:37PM

problemchimp wrote: »

why?

because it's a complete overreaction.

he'll be fined a small amount (assuming he's caught)

Judging by the reaction in this thread you'd think it was mass murder he'd committed

orourkeda · 18-10-2010 01:40PM

Sykk wrote: »

He wouldn't dare try that against a real person who could defend his/herself. Cowardly scumbag.

People commit acts of violence against other people every day. Maybe he doesnt but other people do.

steddyeddy · 18-10-2010 01:46PM

orourkeda wrote: »

People commit acts of violence against other people every day. Maybe he doesnt but other people do.

Ok so were do you stand is kicking a dog nice or not that nice? Another qeustion would be do you think its normal for a boy to want to kick a dog? Its often indicative of mental problems and an inclination for violence. People who do this to dogs or animals smaller than them are definatly not what we call the full shilling. It shows a sadistic streak.

az2wp0sye65487 · 18-10-2010 01:51PM

I have to admit, I was expecting worse when I read the replies here and on the You Tube site. I watched the video; although I don't condone his behaviour, it's hardly 'barbaric'.

It looks like the dog doesn't want to go with him. Did he steal it from somewhere/someone? Maybe the dog is scared of him as he always mis-treats it. Who knows. Maybe he's just un-educated in the ways to treat and control animals; and was in a hurry to get somewhere.

There was no need for him to try to control the dog the way he did though.

Maybe you should have to pass some sort of handling test before being granted a dog llicence?

Taltos · 18-10-2010 01:51PM

Generally people can defend themselves or run away.
This dog is tethered to this sh1thole. Can only imagine it will face alot worse when there is no-one around.

Your attitude and those like you - "sure it's only a dog" really stinks. Until we start caring about dogs/cats/horses how the hell is this society meant to improve.

Just seems that every day there are more and more of these examples of pure scum walking our streets.
Finglas - Bray - both places where lovely "innocent" children destroyed dogs with fireworks.

Over-reaction indeed. You want an over-reaction - give me and a few others here 10 min alone with any of those scumbags and lets see where the dirt lies.

The_Minister · 18-10-2010 01:59PM

Taltos wrote: »

Generally people can defend themselves or run away.
This dog is tethered to this sh1thole. Can only imagine it will face alot worse when there is no-one around.

Your attitude and those like you - "sure it's only a dog" really stinks. Until we start caring about dogs/cats/horses how the hell is this society meant to improve.

Just seems that every day there are more and more of these examples of pure scum walking our streets.
Finglas - Bray - both places where lovely "innocent" children destroyed dogs with fireworks.

Over-reaction indeed. You want an over-reaction - give me and a few others here 10 min alone with any of those scumbags and lets see where the dirt lies.

Because of course, it is our failure to respect animal welfare that has us in the fiscal shit.

orourkeda · 18-10-2010 02:30PM

steddyeddy wrote: »

Ok so were do you stand is kicking a dog nice or not that nice? Another qeustion would be do you think its normal for a boy to want to kick a dog? Its often indicative of mental problems and an inclination for violence. People who do this to dogs or animals smaller than them are definatly not what we call the full shilling. It shows a sadistic streak.

I never said it was nice.

However, to suggest that kicking a dog is indicative of mental problems is a bit of a leap to put it mildly and presumptive in the extreme.

fonecrusher1 · 18-10-2010 02:46PM

Taltos wrote: »

Generally people can defend themselves or run away.
This dog is tethered to this sh1thole.

Its that^ which pisses me off about this.

The animal can't get away from the stupid little knacker. Its one quarter his size (but not far off his intelligence). Its a dog, they do tend to pull on their lead a bit. Getting kicked & choked is not an appropriate correction. Its not the worst ive seen but its deeply cowardly behaviour all the same.

If he did it on a busy street he'd probably get the sh!t kicked out of him. I just hope he gets a few slaps off someone who sees the video.

thebigbiffo · 18-10-2010 03:00PM

how come all the videos on t'internet of people kicking people dont get their own thread? why is this special?

Gunsfortoys · 18-10-2010 03:10PM

I think this forum has hit a new low with some of the comments on this thread.

Lets put some of these posters on a leash, throw them up into the air and give them a few hard kicks to see if they still think it is acceptable to abuse a living being.

I reckon this video is the tip of the iceberg in terms of what abuse this animal is receiving. I hope they find this guy ASAP.

Sanjuro · 18-10-2010 03:12PM

basquille wrote: »

We're splitting hairs to be honest..

Someone bins a cat, kicks a dog, and now you two are gutting leporids too?! Good lord, there's no end to the cruelty!

Seriously though, that's pretty sick. I cant understand peoples' cruelty to animals. Personally, I really dislike cats, but I'd never hurt one intentionally.

nacho libre · 18-10-2010 03:13PM

orourkeda wrote: »

I never said it was nice.

However, to suggest that kicking a dog is indicative of mental problems is a bit of a leap to put it mildly and presumptive in the extreme.

**if** its a regular occurrence, and he gets pleasure out of it, it's not a stretch at all to say he has defects in his frontal cortex.

i'd be worried if i discovered anyone i knew enjoyed torturing animals.

squeakyduck · 18-10-2010 03:13PM

I would put on steel toe caps and give him a few kicks see how he likes it. The dog looks VERY VERY thin too, I can see he has a look of a grey hound about him but still very thin.

The poor little pet, to see him falling over and scrambling back up brought tears of pain and anger to my eyes. Why do people like this have animals? A dog will show you nothing but unconditional love even though it's abused. Poor little pet.

Sykk · 18-10-2010 03:16PM

orourkeda wrote: »

People commit acts of violence against other people every day. Maybe he doesnt but other people do.

Ah that makes it okay then. Seems your defending what he's done as I look at your other posts. You seem like a sound lad.

newmug · 18-10-2010 03:24PM

Ah its not that bad. I agree, its not nice, and yerman should get a few kicks himself for doing it, but by some of the reactions, I thought it would be someone tying a dog to a pole and kicking him to death.

storm2811 · 18-10-2010 03:39PM

Jesus christ, I was expecting far worse than what's in the video after reading the replies here, I know it's bad, but far worse shìt happens to animals but just because it doesn't go online it goes unnoticed.

df1985 · 18-10-2010 03:52PM

To me it looks like he's trying to get the dog to hurry up, but the dog wont because hes petrified of the guy,which may indicate this is constantly going on. Looks to be a young dog too. Hes definately using excessive force but you see people all the time giving their dogs a hard pull or a whack for not walking the way they want them too, just not to this extent.

Id be more worried about the little ****s with bangers in Ireland in the next 2 weeks and their treatment of dogs.

MagicSean · 18-10-2010 03:56PM

I blame the dog whisperer. He tells people to give the dog a quick kick when they are behaving like that during a walk. This is someone who has completely misunderstood the method and reason for it.

18-10-2010 03:56PM

Not the biggest offence in the world is it, i'd still love to kick him in the head.

Brendog · 18-10-2010 04:00PM

I think its fair to say "The Stocks" should be reinstated for people like this.

MagicSean · 18-10-2010 04:01PM

Gunsfortoys wrote: »

I think this forum has hit a new low with some of the comments on this thread.

Lets put some of these posters on a leash, throw them up into the air and give them a few hard kicks to see if they still think it is acceptable to abuse a living being.

I reckon this video is the tip of the iceberg in terms of what abuse this animal is receiving. I hope they find this guy ASAP.

Thats a fairly big assumption based on a few seconds of video. This is hardly proof of animal cruelty.

marcsignal · 18-10-2010 04:21PM

df1985 wrote: »

Id be more worried about the little ****s with bangers in Ireland in the next 2 weeks and their treatment of dogs.

i hate this time of year (approaching halloween) when there seems to be an increase in these kinds of scumbaggy attacks on animals .

it would be nice of the dog in this case, later savaged the scumbag in the video while he's comatosed on bad smack.

Man sought over Woolwich dog attack YouTube video

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