r/Indiedogs • u/Confident-Profile143 • Jul 22 '26
Discussion That dog didn't attack, didn't do anything. Cruelty like this is simply ignored everyday.. it's on the parents for promoting this and not teaching empathy to the kid. Parents simply smiled and walk away !
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u/SkullPrirateZ Jul 22 '26
Same goes for my aunt she lets a 4 year old handle my rabbit like toys eefing beach 🏖️
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u/Alive_chess Jul 22 '26
psychopath and soicopath are different psychopath are born,sociopath are made.
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u/Chamkeela_magarmach Jul 23 '26
Mujhe to theek lagta hai bhai, maanta hu ki kabhi kabhi jo protect karte hai, unko bhi bite lag jati hai but jo bnchod aisa kaam karte hai or kutte phaad dete hai unko vo sahi lagta hai
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u/dontdonnaame Jul 22 '26
Such an idiot and now they are okay with their own kid doing cruelty. Go and teach your kids how to be kind with every kind!
Shame on his parents
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u/dontdonnaame Jul 22 '26
I feel rage😃I hate it even when my own cousins try to shoo away and cuss my own dog
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u/Ok-Zone-4457 Jul 22 '26
Parents fault for not teaching empathy to kid...should have given 1 slap
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u/Princie99 Jul 22 '26
I have said this before and will say it again, hmlog indians khud ko duniya ka sabse sanskari culture samajhte hn, jabki yahan pe majority logo ke andar 1 paisa ka sanskar nhi h.
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u/terimomkapati Jul 22 '26
I have a genuine question why do kids do that
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u/raindropsonme17 Jul 22 '26
they probably see their parents doing the same. or probably children carry the same hatred since birth that their parents hold towards animals.
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u/Indian_Steam Jul 22 '26
They lack the emotional maturity and empathy which is ok.
But this is something their parents and teachers must teach... and most importantly: demonstrate in their behaviour.
Thisnboy probably say his elders do something similar or saw them reacting positively to something someone else did, and they subconsciously associated that as "dog, hit him, pain, father smiles, fun"
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u/phoenixandunicorn Jul 22 '26
Young kids have no moral compass, thats the reason parents/teachers/guardians are supposed to teach them to differentiate right from wrong.
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u/BadChad09 Jul 22 '26
Just fear of animals, its parents responsibility to correct this behaviour.
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u/Obvious_Support223 Jul 22 '26
Ain't fear. The kid's action was towards an animal that didn't provoke him in the slightest. This is just callous behaviour, that they saw from their parents.
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u/flo_ra Jul 22 '26
If he feared, he should have just stayed away. If i fear the bear, i won't poke it.
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u/not__not__know-- Jul 22 '26
Cause they don't know shi. They are ever curious about any and everything.
They will happily go with kidnapper if not taught to avoid them.
The kid here obviously mimicked something he has seen before. But he doesn't understand that it's to be used at specific times only.
This is where parents come in... But ooh well..
People need to realise kids this age are not stupid but uninformed...
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u/Existing_Quote_1965 Jul 22 '26
His Dad is smiling????????????????
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u/Obvious_Support223 Jul 22 '26
Yep. Because he doesn't think it's wrong. Do you remember there was a viral video doing the rounds a few days ago, where an Indian family trashed a restaurant in some other country, because their kid was asked not to throw napkins. That's how a lot of these parents behave - they think their kid is "just being a kid." And this comes from the fact that they behave like that themselves. It's a chain.
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u/raindropsonme17 Jul 22 '26
when the dog will bark or bite in retaliation, they'll cry and whine and demand for all stray dogs to be removed. aholes.
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u/Paramagnetic_Boi_28 Jul 22 '26
Parents sirf dekh rhe he bc? He must could've learnt from his moron parents.. but bacche ki harkat ko sudharna un gadhe parents/guardian ki responsibility thi..Koi ise kaatega tb smjega
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u/cold_conclusion8147 Jul 22 '26
Nothing ever happens to such people, after SC verdict there were posts and videos of unbelievable animal cruelty all in the name of saving human lives, even while hitting leashed dogs to death, so much video proof was there, nothing happened. Psychopaths validated each other's actions and carried on cruelty beyond belief.
Now if the child ever marries below caste/class/different religions or same gender, the family might lose face. Waiting for that day 🤞
P.S. a old women killed 6 puppies in our street, threw of them on train tracks, two by beating to death and one by dropping repeatedly from height. Her daughter ran off with someone and since then she is silent.
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u/FarmerTotal5040 Jul 22 '26
Should’ve been there I would’ve done the same to the kid.. I’ve done something similar before.. a drunk guy was beating an old dog in front of a wine shop. I was in a car, stopped the car, got down, collected a crowd and called the cops on the drunk guy. The poor dogs paws were swollen and nobody was doing anything to stop him!
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u/Far_Silver1482 Jul 22 '26
No wonder India have high rap*s and crimes. We don't discipline the kids.
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u/notSatisfiedDude Jul 22 '26
Money doesn't buy class, and why the cameraman is not reacting ( maybe there's more to this video) but atleast if someone does it in front of you, don't have a second thought to call em out publicly, and CHECK ON THAT ANIMAL irregardless.
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u/Wanderer_8961 Jul 22 '26
Bhai literally I was walking my dog one day and a mother with her son came to pet him.
Her mother told this anecdote how the 5 year old threw stones at strays while laughing I cringed so hard on that and took my dog away
I lowkey wished my dog would have barked at that kid.
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u/Fuzzy_Bed7481 Jul 22 '26
Guys I am drunk right now. But desi dogs are the best . I fucking love them. They are so cute.
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u/Ok-Hyena3743 Jul 22 '26
A cat near my home had kittens recently and I see kids slapping them, chasing them with rocks all day
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u/shrishnewton Jul 22 '26
Some people fought and are fighting for kids like these and parents who raise kids like those.
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u/Pseudo_duso Jul 22 '26
A bully in the making, and the parents would defend him. Bad parenting and a lack of empathy towards animals are very bizarre.
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u/vini-within Jul 22 '26
His father allowed the kid to do it and then ignored the behaviour with a smirk. 😡
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u/oxyzen_is_poison Jul 22 '26
Inke baccho ko thoda daant do to uth k school chale jaayenge, tabhi school wale ab interview lete hai aur kosish karte hai aise parents na le school me.
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u/Antique-Bridge6094 Jul 22 '26
He is just lying outside near the gate so that when people open the gate some AC cold air can give him some relief in this hot humid weather. He just wants to sleep peacefully.
Dogesh bhai just need some love and peace
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u/Freddie_Uranus Jul 22 '26
When the dogs finally retsliate, they post pictures of their shitty children sadly sitting with a bandage and sad music/captions that make the dog sound like mindless murderous beasts. They conveniently forget to tell hoe their kid harassed the animal. Kicked it, throwing stuff, stepping on them, etc.
This whips orther parents into a frenzy. Sure, their kids are breathing in toxic air, going to school in unsafe buses, poisoned food, whatever. But dogs? They're somehow vicious beasts waiting to maul their precious beta Tattu and that somehow means they need to be genocided?
Obvious this isn't always true. A lot of kids get mauled when they're not at fault.
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u/Good-Froyo-6456 Jul 22 '26
And agar isne kaat lia hota toh isna dharna shuru ho jata. It's true not every person deserve to be a parent. Imbecile parents.
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u/iamankitkamal Jul 22 '26
Bhai this dog is such an amazing soul. The shopkeeprs all feed. Such a golu bachha. Jab b I am in CP I make sure I pet and feed! Abb wo baccha chutiya hai coz baap b aisa hi raha hoga shayad..
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u/IndependenceHour7244 Jul 22 '26
Meri parents aise kaamo ke karan mujhe dho dete the.
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u/ChallengeWise6965 Jul 22 '26
their parents are 100% responsible, parents should correct their childs behavior immediately
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u/Little-Raccoon584 Jul 22 '26
ok the way that dog flinched was just so sad to see 😭,its such a cruel behaviour from that brat child ,and what type of parenting are his parents even giving him ?
this type of childrens raise to become monsters in future bcz no accountability is taken from either on their or their parents side
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u/SERIGE_69 Jul 22 '26
Why is the camera guy/girl js recording? He could've taken it to a diff place or something right?
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Jul 22 '26
innocent kids being bitten by rabid dogs?
Parents are wholly responsible for not reprimanding the kid.
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u/Nybbc2397 Jul 22 '26
This filled me up with rage.Some parents are just terrible at disciplining their kids. What shit upbringing is that even ? Thapad padta if my kid had done this
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u/LowRemove2510 Jul 22 '26
I did this shit a lot when I was a kid, I did those things to cat and dogs. My parents always scolded me for doing such things but now days I am the one who protects this animals. So I think the kid is simply immature and everyone here should think about that part as well.
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u/Spiritual_Name_7690 Jul 22 '26
I wish I was present there, that kid will never even think of hurting anyone
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u/Outside_Isopod_823 Jul 23 '26
These r the early sign of cruelty.. Nd the parents r the nurture of it .... Congratulations u have given something 😁 to the society...
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u/Infamous-Ad-8293 Jul 26 '26
If it was my son, that warrants for wack on his head and a apology to the dog
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u/Maggi-is-my-name Jul 22 '26
Gawaar...maa baap bhi baccha bhi. Khud aise hi patthar padenge ek din.
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u/ExtremeSensitive7278 Jul 22 '26
I’ve seen small kids harass dogs a lot of times. And most of the times when they are with their parents and they also encourage or don’t care.
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u/psxboxlover Jul 22 '26
Parents were laughing, the are so proud of their soon to die son of his hurting an innocent animal.
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u/Limp_Crab_1763 Jul 22 '26
Baap Beta Maa sab real me dog hain....wo Dog jise dog kaha ja rha hai wo to Insaan hai 😢
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u/Low_Offer_1899 Jul 22 '26
Gentle parenting needs guardrails. Parwnts have learnt to become gentle but cant guide their kids.
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u/Pachamaala Jul 22 '26
My God I could immediately feel the pain and helplessness of that poor voice less creature!
What do we do with this human race???
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u/Existing-Pay-5519 Jul 22 '26
If anyone could profile them , it would be great to make an example put of assholes like these. Name and shame them
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u/FriendlyBowler4334 Jul 22 '26
Sorry to the dog from my end 🥲🙏, did not even bark at the neglected child
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u/ptn123456 Jul 22 '26
Someday this kid ll get the same treatment from someone then parents would nt b smiling
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u/Chuckled_ Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
Is that connaught place? Dastardly behaviour. I grew up in this area, and always saw fat dogs sprawled across corridors unmolested and people/families/large groupd always waking around them carefully.
The last time I saw something like this (was at the park), I yelled so much at the kid and his father that even Jamun bared her teeth, and that's a really scary sight.
The kid started bawling at that and the father got super defensive and a little aggressive, but quietly muttered sorry and buggered off when he saw an entire football team was looking at him, waiting for him to say/do something nasty so that they could pounce on him. 😤
Most folk are apologetic right away when confronted (maybe not like I did), but they need to be told that this behaviour is wrong and should be checked on the spot and sternly.
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u/Striking-Attitude-04 Jul 22 '26
Poor baby doggo!! I love that doggo so much even just by looking how peacefully hes sleeping. God bless him and hope hes being take care of. Ignoring the noise around him huhh
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u/Ok-Chain-8852 Jul 22 '26
Very bad parenting. That kid is stupid and dumb af. Poor doggy was just simply resting
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u/OwnRefrigerator4132 Jul 22 '26
Bhai iss desh mai insaan o ki life ki value nahi hai
Empathy and civic sense for the same species is basic
Empathy for other species is considered higher intelligence
Guess how intelligent are humans and animals
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u/anachronism153 Jul 22 '26
And then they wonder what they did wrong, why their kid grew up to be a psychopath
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u/Best-Warning-3573 Jul 22 '26
Meanwhile me on the other hand who's so scared of dogs that It'll probably notice I'm shit scared and chase me
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u/fossyfossy37856 Jul 22 '26
now where are the people who say look at dogs they bite unprovoked- unke gadho ko akal hoti toh pata hota they bite due to multiple instances like this
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u/Optimistiq_ Jul 22 '26
Cant blame the kid it’s parent’s fault they need to teach him its wrong …. But first they need to know its wrong …. Hitting dogs is normalized and rewarded so yeah fuck em
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u/Miss_Stranger_ Jul 22 '26
How the hell can the parents be okay with their child's behaviour! I believe with my whole being that only a child raised with empathy and respect for other beings, human and otherwise, can get the same or even more empathy and respect from others as they grow up.
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u/Casp3r_ghOst Jul 22 '26
One day he will grow up to throw stones on them and they will hopefully remember this day.
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u/Dramatic-Bill-5790 Jul 22 '26
Phir bolenge kutte ne kat liya. Bechara arm se so rha tha. Sardar ke 12 baje huen hain
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u/michael_sinclair Jul 22 '26
A tight slap should have been given...their parents will regret very soon...all of this "soft parenting" is just bullshit...Spare the Rod and Spoil the child....
This is an old proverb. Mostly it is the mummies of today who restrain the father when he seeks to punish and teach the child... And look at the kid's hair? I mean who dyes a kid's hair at that age??
Children make mistakes, do Wrong Things, but they must Be Taught that what they have done is wrong, must be made to learn....this sort of tacit encouragement is very very detrimental, both to the child, the parents, society etc etc ....
A certain degree of discipline/harshness, especially when children commit mistakes, is very very needed.
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u/Thin_Environment_784 Jul 22 '26
Kid thinks it's funny but if it was agressive when he threwed it on that dog then that boy would have been admitted in hospital
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u/dwightshrute_41 Jul 22 '26
Bastards! Will rot in hell