I cried watching him

Exactly. And in an area that had a sign that says all dogs need to be put on a leash. This situation could have easily been prevented if the owner did the right thing.

They're not more agressive it's just that their owners don't know how to handle/train them, they're a bunch of dumbasses who should never own any dog breed in the first place

@@Arithekiller I half agree with you haha. Those dogs are bred for fighting and we're bred and genetically modified to be more aggressive. But yeah totally, those people shouldn't own a dog.

@@deli3586 They were bred to have certain physical traits that make them look strong and agressive but personality is not the issue here, there are some breeds that were bred for hunting and you don't see that many cases of attacks because they're seen as family dogs and they usually have responsible owners. I've seen more agressive little dogs than anything else but no one cares /talks about it and no one bothers to train them cause they don't do much damage, but their owners are just as shitty as the owner of that dog that couldn't be bother to train his dog or put a leash on him in a public place...

@@Arithekiller no no the aggression I'm talking about is not personality based, these kind of dogs are bred where in a fight or flight situation, they will always choose fight 100% of the time. That doesn't mean they can't be household pets, actually they make pretty good household pets bc of their need to protect. But as we both know, channeled incorrectly, they can be very aggressive and sadly that's usually what's common.

Especially if you refuse to accept your dog is going to be capable of biting and attacking regardless of size and breed. Small dog owners are just as guilty of this as large dog owners

I can't believe that happened to your poor dog. Did you sue the Akita's owner? Iresponsible owners are more dangerous than dogs😤

I feel you on this, I hope yours is better now. I was walking my three dogs with my sister and we got attacked by a lady's 2 bulldogs. She was very unapologetic, it was a good thing someone helped us. My great dane which I'm holding unto was a pup and it was his first walk, it left all three of my dogs still terrified from the incident. We are still trying to help them get over the fear of walking outside. It left my dog who really got pulled unable to walk on his leash.

That’s very disappointing to hear as an Akita owner myself. Akita owners should know they need to be EXTRA responsible and alert. I’m very sorry that happened to your dog. Believe it or not I’ve was on your end as well when my Akita was bitten by a large poodle who’s owners insisted it was friendly. As tame as my Akita can be, I’ll never 100% trust her off leash in public because you never know what new or unpredictable thing could jump out.

@@oyano no the bystander pulled their dog of of mine the owner actually ran away but I didnt notice imediately because I was checking on my dog. So I never found them. Sadly

Akitas are known to be aggressive because they have a very strong willed personality. I ran into one with my 2 bulldogs yesterday and all it wanted to do was attack my dogs. Thank god it was on a leash but the owner didn’t stop the dog from running and lunging and snapping and yipping at us. That kind of aggressive behaviour needs immediate correction. Both my dogs are 80lbs, my youngest was off leash. I knew that Akita would attack if I let my dogs near it and my dogs would naturally defend themselves, but I would be blamed because of the size of my dogs. Funny to see people walking around 25lbs death machines and I have 2 huge dogs that weigh as much as I do who don’t have these problems.

just like any dog ! not everyone is meant to be a dog owner

@@namjoonie936 ik this is a serious convo but dude UR PFP AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA

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@@pmt589 my main man all day 🥵

This is the case for every breed out there. To single rottweiler etc. out like that doesn't help. Especially when the comment comes with "not necessarily bad" dogs are NEVER bad. It is always the humans fault!

This is not the case? I live in germany too and I have never had of the rule that a dog has to get training? I got several dogs out of the shelter and naturally trained them but only because it is natural to give commands like sit or come? With that logic a puppy could never leave the house..or a very abused older dog...

Fellow German here too 🙂 in certain regions (Bundesländern) you as the owner have to verify to adopt some breeds. It’s an examination about your knowledge to handle dogs and then max 6 months after getting the dog a practical exam, where you have to proof that you can handle your dog. But if you already had a dog for 2 years or so you don’t have to prove your knowledge. The only cases you really have dogs, that need to pass a certain level of training are only cases with already aggressive dogs, which had some sort of “biting past”. And on aggressive dogs and some kind of potentielly dangerous dogs (Listenhunde) like Rottweiler or Pittbulls the dog has to take an Charakter Exam (Wesenstest) to prove, that it isn’t aggressive. But which breed has to do this depends on the region.

My country(Singapore) don't seem to have a mandate on dogs putting muffler. Our country are not suited for dogs since our home are so small,it is not ideal for dogs to play around.Most of the time,owners don't spend a lot of time playing with their dogs show how irresponsible they are as a dog owner. Often i hear the owner & the kids shouting at the dogs for barking.i feel sorry for the dogs to live in such an enclosed small spaces.

The only thing is, you could have kicked that dog, but it wouldn´t budge. Rottweilers don´t care about you kicking them when their target is between their fangs :/ I think that white dog died. I´ve seen it in another video... The owner of that Rottweiler should really get punished and not allowed to hold dogs ever again. In my opinion people shouldn´t get such a dog if they don´t learn how to handle them. It only leads to terrible accidents like these

@@enzanXcrystal true, that's why u find something to puncture them while they are attacking. Im sorry but its them or u.

@@enzanXcrystal Kicking is not an answer, but bring a little knife whenever you go and slit their throat is the answer. Sorry if this happened to my dog, i will kill other dog without any hestitations and i don't care with the owner's feelings. Eye for an eye. That's the rules.

The owner surrender. He call the the police himself i think after 5 days? when his friends told him about the news.But he said he dont know about the injuries. If he know, he wont fled. Such a liar! He was there wit essing his dog attacking a person and his dog yet he doesnt knoW about the injuries? You can watch the full episode where they show the conversation by call between the staff and the dog owner.

@@harapark4137 did they remove the dog from him? I really hope they did so that dog can get a proper training.

@@harapark4137 death sentence for him is the best idea.why? Because this type of people will just run away & never admit their mistakes.

No Rottweiler I have met in my life had a single fighter bone or "instinct", not even the abused ones... I dont know if you have ever met a rottweiler, or a stafford or any other "fight dog", but they are some of the most harmless breds. Now terrier or dachshund on the other hand are much more aggressive.

It is never the dog. It is always 100% the owner and how they raise them. If the dog would have been properly trained, then the dog wouldn’t have ran up to Dart and his owner to bite them. It pisses me off when people get dogs for the aesthetic but don’t actually know anything about raising one. Dogs aren’t toys/accessories. They’re living and they have to be taught behavior just like any other living being.

@@uh-kneejeongyeon2837 Totally wrong, breeds have personality traits, Rottweiler is a guard and aggressive breed, that's blood, that's what the breed was created for, obviously it needs training to improve but there are animals that, like humans, are mentally unstable Saying that the fault is never the owner and 100% of the owners is something stupid and irresponsible

@@Jess04x03 You're wrong, reducing the breed just because of your experience is pathetic, obviously there are dogs with gentle personalities, but the breed was bred to be aggressive, I have a big dog and I've worked in a kennel. Rottweiler is not a dog to be thought of as kind or loving, no matter if he is

@@yeyosilver7067 Rottweilers were originally breed for labor and not guard or aggressiveness. They are working dogs, not fighting dogs. Actually, their personality is supposed to be mild and gentle. They are supposed to be intelligent and loyal and are known to usually first assist the situation other than jumping straight into it. but some people with ill intent keep breeding dogs that are not supposed to be bred (dogs with bad personality). Those dogs are not from respectable breeders and do not symbolize what the breed is. Rottweilers are strong dogs and 99% of the time something bad happens is because of bad owners that don't know how. to handle a big and powerful breed.

true, I own a Rottweiler too (adopted) and he is the most gentle dog I've ever owned.

I'm sorry you're scared of dogs because they can really be great companions. Some of my friends could get past their fear of dogs after playing with my giant German shepherd and mastiff mix because she's so gentle and goofy, but only because I've trained her since she was just 2 months old. I get what you say about irresponsible owners, because my dog has been attacked as well and the owners never took responsibility for it. I still avoid certain streets because I know the dogs there can be dangerous because they're not trained. I wish these people couldn't get dogs because they hurt everyone: their own dogs, other people and other pets. They're scum...

Yes it is an animal neglection. The Labrador and the Beagle clearly don't have any excercises that's why they tend to be agressive, and maybe soon the Labrador will become obesse too - just like the Beagle.

I found covering their head with a piece of clothes or cover the dog that got attacked with just anything(if possible the full body) so it can't see it was the best way to separate them. That's the only way that worked without hurting myself when I tried to separate my dogs that were fighting.

@@ms.chuisin7727 one time I took the dog that was fighting mine by the neck and threw it away. I don't know where I get the strength for that (it flew like 15 meters)... Kicking in the neck also works, or in the testicles. Everything works for when it comes to defense.

@@SieteGL Then you could've hurt that dog too but in case of emergency of course that could be the best way. I was lucky it happened at home, I couldn't separate them and saw a plank of ply wood next to me. I covered the one that got attacked. Hold on to his collar and pull it away while trying to find something to tied him up(the chain I used to leash him broke). He calmed down when they were separated.

To each his/her own. No animals are superior to another. As like no humans/race are superior to another. Disclaimer: i love cats and dogs

People have different kind of pets that suits their personality and condition. Ps: I'm a cat person.

Not really, compare to dogs, cats are more prone to attack their owner and others. Their fangs are more dangerous because the shape including they have claw while dogs don't (yes large dog breed has more power in exchange of those claw) But either cat or dog, they can be a loving family member or a monster that attack human and smaller animals compare to their body; it depends on 1. Their personality 2. Their genes 3. The owner 4. The enviroment they grew up (such as med large breed like Korean jindo needs a pretty often social activity)

Nah why choose one when you can have both of them

@@rachelsantosa1075 why choose dog when it can kill you

No Rottweiler I have met in my life had a single fighter bone, not even the abused ones... I dont know if you have ever met a rottweiler, or a stafford or any other "fight dog", but they are some of the more harmless breds. Now terrier or dachshund on the other hand are much more aggressive.

He said he couldnt bear to see the scar bruh

What questions... ?? Are you that suspicious bro.. 🙄

They are both getting treatment and healing and fortunately the dog was less hurt because the owner tried to protect his dog from the bites and got hurt because of it, he's such a great owner who brought his dog immediately to be cured without even care of the scar in his face and he just hope to forget this accident and not be sad or remind himself this happened because of another bad owner who couldn't train his dog well and couldn't save his dog from the bite when he will see the scar. Trust me its not easy for the owner to have felt scared for his buddy,My dog got bitten from big dog too, I wasn't there but luckily my brother and sister in law with the owner(they both had lashes) stopped it and my dog wasn't badly unjured and healed fast, he's good now but we decided to not take him anymore outside our neighborhood and we builded a little garden for him and our other buddy to run and play in safety. Trust me the owners are just traumatized and need time but in some cases it won't heal,I always had and still have fear of big dogs when they approaches me in the road so I understand him when he says he's scared for who's going to experience the same thing because someone isn't suitable to have pets and he doesn't want it to happen to anyone else.I just ask you to be a bit empathetic and stop being doubtful because he did all he could do and he's taking care of the dog and himself well, take in mind he need to psychologically heal too. Still I think people who doesn't experience the same thing just need to shut up because they don't know what the owners feel when it happens or how much they feel sorry because they couldn't protect them and how much effort they are putting to be strong for both sides , it's simple to talk when you don't experience it on your skin right? Put yourself in his shoes then tell me.

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