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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsStray dog kicked by driver for being in his parking bay returns with a pack of friends… and trashes
They say you should let sleeping dogs lie - advice that one driver in China paid the price for ignoring.
He drove back to his home in Chongqing to find a stray dog lying in his favourite parking spot, so he got out and kicked it.
However, as far as the dog was concerned, that was not the end of the matter.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2989583/That-s-barking-space-Stray-dog-kicked-driver-parking-bay-returns-pack-friends-trashes-car.html#ixzz3UAQ7MSN9
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malaise
(269,157 posts)Thanks for making my day
leftofcool
(19,460 posts)I will take all of them!
Adrahil
(13,340 posts)Omaha Steve
(99,712 posts)romanic
(2,841 posts)is some canine karma. :lol
elias49
(4,259 posts)City Lights
(25,171 posts)Nice work, dogs!
duhneece
(4,118 posts)Orrex
(63,224 posts)SCVDem
(5,103 posts)Pay back! Ha Ha Ha!
Calista241
(5,586 posts)NBachers
(17,136 posts)hatrack
(59,592 posts)RKP5637
(67,112 posts)Response to Ichingcarpenter (Original post)
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GreatGazoo
(3,937 posts)Not sure what really happened here but the idea that dogs would take revenge by going after a man's car is unfounded. The car may have run over an animal or food which then became splattered at the top of that front wheel well.
Many dogs are beaten and abused by people who believe that dogs plot and plan and seek revenge. For example, some people believe that their dog pooped in the house as "revenge" for them leaving. The truth is more likely that the dog is scared to poop in their presence because they have abused it or punished it in some way.
This is a cute, I suppose, story but it feeds the unfounded idea that dogs engage in revenge. And that idea has led to the abuse of thousands of innocent dogs.
http://fidoseofreality.com/stop-dog-pees-revenge/
d_legendary1
(2,586 posts)Thanks for sharing!
Myrina
(12,296 posts)But it doesn't make the story any less entertaining.
Humanist_Activist
(7,670 posts)smelling like the human who kicked one of the dogs, is targeted as an interloper. So they harass it to try to drive it away.
Octafish
(55,745 posts)Some of them think they're people, but they're better than that.
catbyte
(34,451 posts)Awesome, lol. Give 'em hell!
tblue37
(65,488 posts)alfredo
(60,075 posts)Do their policies cover acts of Dog.
Ichingcarpenter
(36,988 posts)lol
Chakaconcarne
(2,462 posts)Not buying it.
betsuni
(25,618 posts)TlalocW
(15,391 posts)One of them appears to be in the role of look-out.
TlalocW
truebluegreen
(9,033 posts)smeared something alluring on the car and then was conveniently present to document the result. I don't see dogs, even kicked dogs, doing that on their own the next day....
arikara
(5,562 posts)It puts me in mind of that old Sunday evening Disney show where the animals trashed cabins and cars.
immoderate
(20,885 posts)Or did they have some human help?
--imm
Tierra_y_Libertad
(50,414 posts)Ichingcarpenter
(36,988 posts)I wonder if there is a class struggle going on that the dogs know about.
cui bono
(19,926 posts)Side note, those look like Jindos, a Korean breed. I came across one in my neighborhood with a much too tight 4' chain around it's neck. Gave it to a woman who fosters dogs and she found it a great home with a man who loves hiking with it and his other Jindo dog.
Jindos serve as excellent watchdogs, able to distinguish family from foe, friends from strangers. The Korean Army is known to use Jindos as guard dogs at major bases. Because Jindos rarely bark aggressively, especially in familiar environments, an owner may lend special credence to the warning of his/her pet. Many Jindos do not take any food from anyone other than their owners.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_Jindo