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» Just witnessed a 4 month Golden retriever puppy being lifted by the neck by a Mastiff
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post 10000098199 03-23-2026, 06:21 PM
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Just witnessed a 4 month Golden retriever puppy being lifted by the neck by a Mastiff

This was a fucking depressing fucking scene. What makes this even more upsetting is the puppy was with 3 little girls and the grandmother. The owner of the mastiff should have had better control. The crazy thing is this mastiff is a gentle Giant and has been nice to my dogs but now this incident makes me think twice about being anywhere near this dog.

The puppy is ok thank God. The entire sequence of event was sad man. Puppy crying and running towards the garage after being let go, girls crying, grandma crying.


Like what the fuck is wrong with people.
post 10000098213 03-23-2026, 06:30 PM
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Point to take from all this is if you have a small dog or even a medium sized dog DONT put them near big dogs. I don’t give a shit how “nice”they are.
post 10000098258 03-23-2026, 07:22 PM
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