Beaten Labrador puppy caught on CCTV!

sorn21 · 9 Dec 2010 at 13:28

mrbios said:
No one can say "yes the dog will recover" or "no it won't" because none of us are psychic, chances are though the most likely outcome is once it's being taken care of and rehomed and loved for a couple of months/years it'll recover fine.

I understand what you're saying, but it doesn't really make a difference does it? Behaviour like that is unacceptable.

mrbios · 9 Dec 2010 at 13:33

n1blo said:
I understand what you're saying, but it doesn't really make a difference does it? Behaviour like that is unacceptable.

Never mentioned the guys behaviour, but yes that was completely out of order and he should be punished for it!

I was just diving into the conversation that everyone was having about the dog recovering or not

Toxic Babyface · 9 Dec 2010 at 13:41

No one can say "yes the dog will recover" or "no it won't" because none of us are psychic, chances are though the most likely outcome is once it's being taken care of and rehomed and loved for a couple of months/years it'll recover fine.

I really hope she can recover from this however, even when she gets a good home and a loving owner, theres a possibility she will still be very nervous ect.
I have seen it too many times sadly

My ex girlfriend's cat was badly treated by a male owner before she had it. After that the cat was never the same and became scared of any man that got close to her.

Vonhelmet · 9 Dec 2010 at 13:42

Kiyoshi said:
Silly comment I'm afraid. Moments where dogs in particular are put in extremely stressful situations like this can impact life long changes on the behaviour of the animal and in some cases their personality can change completely from that point on.

Not saying it'll be 100% OK, but it'll be fine with a bit of care and attention and will make a perfectly fine pet for someone who is prepared to look after it properly.

Mistreated animals are re-homed all the time.

Vonhelmet · 9 Dec 2010 at 13:42

James J said:
He doesnt need help, just a seriously good kicking in

Lol revenge.

wordy · 9 Dec 2010 at 13:51

vonhelmet said:
Lol revenge.

Lol high horse.

Vonhelmet · 9 Dec 2010 at 13:54

wordy said:
Lol high horse.

Not really, just don't believe in vengeance in lieu of rehabilitation. This is borne out by my posting history in any discussion on prison, etc.

BlackCoat2k10 · 9 Dec 2010 at 13:59

eXist said:
holy crap thats unbeleivable!

surprised the poor thing didnt take his hand off.

This says it all.. I hope the guy gets a good beating himself.

BennyC · 9 Dec 2010 at 14:54

I'm not sure if the poster who mentioned it being on par with child abuse is confused about which type of abuse he means physical/sexual? Either way I don't think the two are level however I condone neither

James_200sx said:
I do hope he does not have an acidient because things like falling down a long flight of stairs several times does happen.

Why don't you just say if you ever see him you're going to push him down several flights of steps.

I appreciate peoples disgust but posting horrible and violent ways in which to hurt this particular example of scum just makes me ,and many others I'm sure, laugh.

Hatter The Mad · 9 Dec 2010 at 14:55

Funny how people get more wound up about animals being abused than they do African children dying on TV.

Jus' saying

platinum87 · 9 Dec 2010 at 14:58

Peter_C said:
But will he now escape 4chan?

I suppose pretty easily since they are a bunch of retards.

But mainly, is that the quality of CCTV outside 'luxury' flats?

Hatter The Mad said:
Funny how people get more wound up about animals being abused than they do African children dying on TV.

Jus' saying

Those people are on 4chan

Cuchulain · 9 Dec 2010 at 14:59

I love threads like these, they highlight just how pathetic people can be, the owner is a bit of a tool too.

Narj · 9 Dec 2010 at 15:03

Hatter The Mad said:
Funny how people get more wound up about animals being abused than they do African children dying on TV.

Jus' saying

I think people are desensitised to the African children thing though, seeing as it's on adverts every 5 minutes ("PLEASE give £3 a month YOU SELFISH *******!"). We hardly get animal cruelty shoved in our faces every day.

Personally I cringe a bit at the African issues and think we should be sending condoms along with the other aid.

mrbios · 9 Dec 2010 at 15:05

PianoBasher said:
I think people are desensitised to the African children thing though, seeing as it's on adverts every 5 minutes ("PLEASE give £3 a month YOU SELFISH *******!"). We hardly get animal cruelty shoved in our faces every day.

Personally I cringe a bit at the African issues and think we should be sending condoms along with the other aid.

Completely agree, though personally i combine the above with the feeling that human beings have the ability to help themselves, animals do not, humans understand what is happening, animals do not.

bakes0310 · 9 Dec 2010 at 15:08

A bloke at work had to two pet cats and he moved house and left them locked in. So eventually they starved to death, all he got was 2-4 year ban of keeping pets and a fine.

platinum87 · 9 Dec 2010 at 15:11

PianoBasher said:
I think people are desensitised to the African children thing though, seeing as it's on adverts every 5 minutes ("PLEASE give £3 a month YOU SELFISH *******!"). We hardly get animal cruelty shoved in our faces every day.

Personally I cringe a bit at the African issues and think we should be sending condoms along with the other aid.

Yes 'we' do get animal cruelty shoved in our faces all the time, even silly things like throwing a cat in a bin.

mrbios said:
Completely agree, though personally i combine the above with the feeling that human beings have the ability to help themselves, animals do not, humans understand what is happening, animals do not.

But how exactly is a poor child in Africa suppose to help themselves?

I'm pretty sure a poor child in Africa, with no education has little idea what's actually going on.

BananaDunka · 9 Dec 2010 at 15:16

Cute doggeh, I just want to go up to it and go "Honk honk!" on his nose

Pestilence · 9 Dec 2010 at 15:21

Khaaan! said:
Cute doggeh, I just want to go up to it and go "Thwack thwack!!!" on his nose

Cosimo · 9 Dec 2010 at 15:39

Khaaan! said:
Cute doggeh, I just want to go up to it and honk on his nose

mrbios · 9 Dec 2010 at 15:39

platinum87 said:
But how exactly is a poor child in Africa suppose to help themselves?

I'm pretty sure a poor child in Africa, with no education has little idea what's actually going on.

A small child in africa still has more knowledge of it's surroundings (well, over about 3 years old anyway) than a dog. And like pianobasher says, people are desensitized to it all now, it's rammed down our throats and made to be our problem so much and so often that people just don't really bat an eyelid over it anymore.

People go "aww" occasionaly, give a few £ on children and need / red nose day or whatever and for them that's the africa problem done for another year. Whereas they don't have that with animal cruelty so see it as a more shocking event.