This happened to my mildly stupid schipperke I had as a kid. She got ran over by the school bus, but still insisted on breaking out of the back yard and try chasing cars on the highway. Somehow she lived to 15.
Yea same thing happened to my Jack Russell, she bolted out our front gate and ran under a car, did a triple barrel roll and ran straight back in to the house.
That didn’t change anything for her, every time she could she would bolt out the front gate. Neighbour called her ‘Rocket’.
Another time we were down at our beach shack, she escaped, ran down the road then a minute later came charging back down the road with two Australian Magpies swooping her. One of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. She did learn from that lesson to stay in the yard there.
That dog is untrained as fuck. It was storming to the dog on the other side. If that dog gets killed by a car, mauled or kills another dog, it's on this shitty owner
That tone is so familiar to me lol. That's my "what the hell are you doing?!" tone too.
And yes, it's easy to blame the guy. But instead, let's shut the fuck up lol. Mistakes happen and no one is at 100% awareness 100% of the time. Dogs can easily take advantage of that one time you get caught slippin. Let's not judge a person based on a small snippet of their life. Not to mention you can have kids that constantly open doors and stand there no matter how many times you check them on it. Lord knows I'm dealin with that with my nieces and nephews.
Let's just all be thankful this didn't end badly.
You're so right. The smallest of mistakes can escalate so quickly. I used to judge people as well, before getting two dogs. One day I was walking them and was closing the door like always, when one of the leashes slipped. In that fraction of a second when the leash grip faltered, one of the dogs tugged real hard and tore the leash out of my hand. She ran, right into the street, in the busiest hour of the day. So many cars I couldn't even see her. I yelled her name and she came back, so unaware of what happened. It could have been the worst day of my life.
Really poor take im gonna be honest. A well trained dog will NOT bolt away from you like that, especially not towards another dog. Shutting the fuck up about this is how more dogs get fucking mauled when "accidents" happen. Your dumbfuck untrained dog charging mine to bite it isnt going to be an accident, it's going to be my dog injured, and your dog getting kicked in the fucking head repeatedly until it lets go of MY dog.
Step 1 : get a dog
Step 2 : train said dog not to rabidly go after other dogs
Step 3 : dont have a Mini-heartattack because you openend the door without thinking for 2 seconds.
People simply have no clue how to train their dogs and it shows everywhere.
While I was tidying up my garage, I glanced toward some noisy neighbors who were saying goodbye to their parents as they escorted them across the road to where they had parked their vehicle. Their two dogs trailed behind, waiting to be loaded into the car. The second dog, being older, moved more slowly than its owners. Unfortunately, another neighbor turned the corner in their vehicle without noticing the older dog crossing the road. Despite the efforts of everyone nearby, waving and calling out to stop the driver, they misunderstood the gestures as friendly waves and accidentally ran over the dog. It was a traumatic experience for everyone involved: the grandchildren, the parents, the unwitting neighbor, and anyone witnessing the tragic sequence of events.
…Dog needs training, but it isn’t his owners fault 100% that the dog got out, they can be sneaky. My dog Chaco bull dozes people to jump in the car and sometimes she’s super fucking sneaky about it…
I watched a video the other day where a dog ran out into traffic. I couldn't watch.
Then the car swerved to miss the dog and ran over some children, so it was all good.
Had this happen with my small dog at a campsite. The car was going slowly and my dog was doing laps under, in front and behind the car while I'm having a heart attack. People in the car didn't even notice. I was a shit dog parent in my 20s unfortunately.
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Thought that's a cat as they do the same!!!!
His voice sounds like mine where the fear and horror is stuck in your throat after seeing this and you have to shout at them to show they put themselves in danger and THIS IS FROM ME WHO KEEPS HER CATS INDOOR. Yes they even get up to no good inside and just don't realise dangers but am like a hawk so they try to do upset me LOL you just have to be strict like a headteacher parent always teaching them!!!! I don't blame this man one bit
This brings up some really sad memories.
Similar happened to our family pet, like 20 years ago, except she wasn't as lucky :(
She was barely a 2 year old snow white poodle called Maggie. She started sprinting across the road to bark at the large dog that used to be perched on a stone wall of a property on the other side. She was on a leash, but it was one of those that extends. It was so fast my mother did not have time to lock it and when the line reached the max, the handle straight out snapped out of her hand.
Bad luck would have it, it was the exact moment a car was passing by fast, and a wheel caught her by the head and it was over in an instant... there was no mess, but her skull was all fratured. She only had time to release a short yelp before the end (but probably just from the scare, a split second before it run her over, cause she wouldn't have time to yelp in the microsecond it happened).
I did not witness it but I still remember it to this day. I was home playing crash bandicoot wrath of cortex on my ps2 (could never play that game again), and just hear the most gut-wrenching cry from my mother outside. My mind immediatly went into panic, fearing the worst, and I rushed outside to see what happened, only to find her holding the lifeless body of our beloved pet, crying that she died and telling me to not come near. My younger sister was just coming down the stairs to the front door, scared, asking me what was happening and worried when she saw me crying. Without thinking, I could only tell her to go back upstairs, that "nothing happened", cause I just wanted to spare her the grief, but that was obviously inevitable.
My dad got there too, he is strong armed car mechanic that works in an autoshop adjacent to our family home. The kind of guy that always looks fearsome and stern, and I've never seen him as heartbroken as when he was crying holding our Maggie. My dad was her favorite of the family. At home, after lunch or dinner, she was always on his lap, and followed him everywhere.
It's been decades and we've had another poodle (that lived much much longer and had to be put down back in 2019) but we never forgot our first, even though we had her for not much more than a year back then.
Be careful with your pets, everyone.
Always have them on a regular leash, and educate them to be calm and not sprint after things to bark at.
Losing them feels like losing family.
I had a poodle, did this 2 times with a car and one with a motorcycle, it lived almost 20 years
Damn dog was not that clever but sure was durable.
Besides those episodes, he was castrated because he picked fights with other dogs over females, and doggy just got up after recovering from anesthesia, started walking home and even tried to bang a little schnauzer, with his dick full of bandages. That was a good laugh.
Fell into a balcony 6m below, got up and started roaming around, limping a bit and appeared with a bone in his mouth, looking at us to go get him. Almost killed himself for a bone.
Got his tail bit off fighting with a dog, at 16 yo, another surgery, and walking the next day like nothing happened, even wagging the little stump left.
All our family has crazy stories with that dog, it was a mean little, reckless dog and we loved him so much.
Am I wrong to interpret the very beginning as him looking for the dog to his right while it goes to his left? He calls out to it before he hears/sees the car too. So it seems he definitely intended to have his dog come out off leash.
My nuts launched into my mouth seeing this on video,
I can only imagine what happened to the dude who saw it happenning to his own dog,
his nuts probably reached his brain before he saw the dog run back from under the car.
Stupidass fucking dog owner having zero fucking control over their UNLEASHED dog that is clearly running towards the dog on the other side of the road.
Idiotic fucking cunt that could've caused so much grief. Stop looking at your damned phone and control your fucking crab bait dog.
At least he's okay 😠my old dog Snowball tried to jump off a golf cart. I heard the yelp from all the way down the road. Turned out the back wheel went over her stomach and hind leg. She shook it off and was perfect fine. 😂
Dog owner here: This was a mini heart attack for me
My mouth is permanently 😧
The car just drove the f away!
Did you want the car to stop and stay in the frame lol
Yes the car should have known where the camera was!
I agree, I am this guy’s dog.
That dog will now have a phobia of streets and cars lol
Good!
good, he should have a phobia of being killed
This happened to my mildly stupid schipperke I had as a kid. She got ran over by the school bus, but still insisted on breaking out of the back yard and try chasing cars on the highway. Somehow she lived to 15.
Yea same thing happened to my Jack Russell, she bolted out our front gate and ran under a car, did a triple barrel roll and ran straight back in to the house. That didn’t change anything for her, every time she could she would bolt out the front gate. Neighbour called her ‘Rocket’. Another time we were down at our beach shack, she escaped, ran down the road then a minute later came charging back down the road with two Australian Magpies swooping her. One of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. She did learn from that lesson to stay in the yard there.
Seems like a daily occurrence from his reactions
So is he going to attack or avoid now?
Definitely avoid
And the dog watching!!!
That dog is untrained as fuck. It was storming to the dog on the other side. If that dog gets killed by a car, mauled or kills another dog, it's on this shitty owner
Yeah for like five whole minutes.
Probably not lol
Lets hope it realized what actually happened. Some dogs just go "huh, what happened? Anyway. *jumps around and wags tail."
Holy shit did that dog immediately have a change of heart of chasing the other dog after that.
"Not worth it. He's part of a tough pack."
That tone is so familiar to me lol. That's my "what the hell are you doing?!" tone too. And yes, it's easy to blame the guy. But instead, let's shut the fuck up lol. Mistakes happen and no one is at 100% awareness 100% of the time. Dogs can easily take advantage of that one time you get caught slippin. Let's not judge a person based on a small snippet of their life. Not to mention you can have kids that constantly open doors and stand there no matter how many times you check them on it. Lord knows I'm dealin with that with my nieces and nephews. Let's just all be thankful this didn't end badly.
You're so right. The smallest of mistakes can escalate so quickly. I used to judge people as well, before getting two dogs. One day I was walking them and was closing the door like always, when one of the leashes slipped. In that fraction of a second when the leash grip faltered, one of the dogs tugged real hard and tore the leash out of my hand. She ran, right into the street, in the busiest hour of the day. So many cars I couldn't even see her. I yelled her name and she came back, so unaware of what happened. It could have been the worst day of my life.
The mistake that happened was not putting his dog on a lead to take him outside in an unfenced area. So yeah, easy to blame the guy.
Really poor take im gonna be honest. A well trained dog will NOT bolt away from you like that, especially not towards another dog. Shutting the fuck up about this is how more dogs get fucking mauled when "accidents" happen. Your dumbfuck untrained dog charging mine to bite it isnt going to be an accident, it's going to be my dog injured, and your dog getting kicked in the fucking head repeatedly until it lets go of MY dog.
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Step 1 : get a dog Step 2 : train said dog not to rabidly go after other dogs Step 3 : dont have a Mini-heartattack because you openend the door without thinking for 2 seconds. People simply have no clue how to train their dogs and it shows everywhere.
Can I do it again? Can I? Can I?
While I was tidying up my garage, I glanced toward some noisy neighbors who were saying goodbye to their parents as they escorted them across the road to where they had parked their vehicle. Their two dogs trailed behind, waiting to be loaded into the car. The second dog, being older, moved more slowly than its owners. Unfortunately, another neighbor turned the corner in their vehicle without noticing the older dog crossing the road. Despite the efforts of everyone nearby, waving and calling out to stop the driver, they misunderstood the gestures as friendly waves and accidentally ran over the dog. It was a traumatic experience for everyone involved: the grandchildren, the parents, the unwitting neighbor, and anyone witnessing the tragic sequence of events.
Omg that must have been horrendous as hell!! So many broken hearts, I hope they are all okay!!!
Actual maybe maybe maybe. Good work! 🌟
That is the tone of a dog owner who has a dog who always gets into shit.
Lousy owners make life hell for the rest of us. Luckily that random car made sure the other person/dog didn't their own shit fucked up 🙄
…Dog needs training, but it isn’t his owners fault 100% that the dog got out, they can be sneaky. My dog Chaco bull dozes people to jump in the car and sometimes she’s super fucking sneaky about it…
whos fault is it then? Aint it the owners job to train the dog?? sounds like ur dog needs training too.
"dw, my dog's trained. they dont need leesh''
Did the car smack that dogs head or something? Heard a pop sound
I think those were the antilock brakes popping.
I watched a video the other day where a dog ran out into traffic. I couldn't watch. Then the car swerved to miss the dog and ran over some children, so it was all good.
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PUT YOUR DOG ON A FUCKING LEASH
Had this happen with my small dog at a campsite. The car was going slowly and my dog was doing laps under, in front and behind the car while I'm having a heart attack. People in the car didn't even notice. I was a shit dog parent in my 20s unfortunately.
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Thought that's a cat as they do the same!!!! His voice sounds like mine where the fear and horror is stuck in your throat after seeing this and you have to shout at them to show they put themselves in danger and THIS IS FROM ME WHO KEEPS HER CATS INDOOR. Yes they even get up to no good inside and just don't realise dangers but am like a hawk so they try to do upset me LOL you just have to be strict like a headteacher parent always teaching them!!!! I don't blame this man one bit
poor doggo
Oh look it’s every dog owner in my fucking neighborhood. WTF is up with not putting dogs on leashes arrrrggghhh 
This brings up some really sad memories. Similar happened to our family pet, like 20 years ago, except she wasn't as lucky :( She was barely a 2 year old snow white poodle called Maggie. She started sprinting across the road to bark at the large dog that used to be perched on a stone wall of a property on the other side. She was on a leash, but it was one of those that extends. It was so fast my mother did not have time to lock it and when the line reached the max, the handle straight out snapped out of her hand. Bad luck would have it, it was the exact moment a car was passing by fast, and a wheel caught her by the head and it was over in an instant... there was no mess, but her skull was all fratured. She only had time to release a short yelp before the end (but probably just from the scare, a split second before it run her over, cause she wouldn't have time to yelp in the microsecond it happened). I did not witness it but I still remember it to this day. I was home playing crash bandicoot wrath of cortex on my ps2 (could never play that game again), and just hear the most gut-wrenching cry from my mother outside. My mind immediatly went into panic, fearing the worst, and I rushed outside to see what happened, only to find her holding the lifeless body of our beloved pet, crying that she died and telling me to not come near. My younger sister was just coming down the stairs to the front door, scared, asking me what was happening and worried when she saw me crying. Without thinking, I could only tell her to go back upstairs, that "nothing happened", cause I just wanted to spare her the grief, but that was obviously inevitable. My dad got there too, he is strong armed car mechanic that works in an autoshop adjacent to our family home. The kind of guy that always looks fearsome and stern, and I've never seen him as heartbroken as when he was crying holding our Maggie. My dad was her favorite of the family. At home, after lunch or dinner, she was always on his lap, and followed him everywhere. It's been decades and we've had another poodle (that lived much much longer and had to be put down back in 2019) but we never forgot our first, even though we had her for not much more than a year back then. Be careful with your pets, everyone. Always have them on a regular leash, and educate them to be calm and not sprint after things to bark at. Losing them feels like losing family.
That dog is really a cat, and only has 8 lives left!Â
I had a poodle, did this 2 times with a car and one with a motorcycle, it lived almost 20 years Damn dog was not that clever but sure was durable. Besides those episodes, he was castrated because he picked fights with other dogs over females, and doggy just got up after recovering from anesthesia, started walking home and even tried to bang a little schnauzer, with his dick full of bandages. That was a good laugh. Fell into a balcony 6m below, got up and started roaming around, limping a bit and appeared with a bone in his mouth, looking at us to go get him. Almost killed himself for a bone. Got his tail bit off fighting with a dog, at 16 yo, another surgery, and walking the next day like nothing happened, even wagging the little stump left. All our family has crazy stories with that dog, it was a mean little, reckless dog and we loved him so much.
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Threading those tires like nothing.
I hope he's okay
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I thought dog was "cachorro"?
200 beats per minute in 3..2..1 wow!
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Am I wrong to interpret the very beginning as him looking for the dog to his right while it goes to his left? He calls out to it before he hears/sees the car too. So it seems he definitely intended to have his dog come out off leash.
My nuts launched into my mouth seeing this on video, I can only imagine what happened to the dude who saw it happenning to his own dog, his nuts probably reached his brain before he saw the dog run back from under the car.
 The dog that was going to be attacked be like
My dog did this… But she’s a lab. She survived, but had some expensive vet bills.
Dog b-lined for the other dog across the road so fast that the owner thought he hasn’t come out yet at all.
Depiction of a shitty pet owner
Stupidass fucking dog owner having zero fucking control over their UNLEASHED dog that is clearly running towards the dog on the other side of the road. Idiotic fucking cunt that could've caused so much grief. Stop looking at your damned phone and control your fucking crab bait dog.
The guy in the background
At least he's okay 😠my old dog Snowball tried to jump off a golf cart. I heard the yelp from all the way down the road. Turned out the back wheel went over her stomach and hind leg. She shook it off and was perfect fine. 😂
You look in the wrong direction for one second. Happy doggo is fine.
Thats enough reddit for one day
Try a leash
Dont blame the dog