Sorry, but I don't find anything funny about this video. The idiot parents should be teaching the child that it IS NOT cool to throw sand in ANYONE'S face--human or animal. It can cause scratches & injury to their eyes. (When an animal is digging on their own, they know when to keep their eyes closed--but not always, when something unexpected comes at them.) Also, are the parents so deaf that they don't hear the dog whining towards the end of the video?...and what is really bad is when a dog that is treated like this has finally had enough, so they bite the kid...then, the parents want to blame and/or punish and/or "get rid of" the dog. What is WRONG people? Doesn't anyone have any common sense nowadays?
Kahebert,
Whilst I can understand your confusion, I can also understand how difficult it is for you to fully comprehend the relationship between Kai and Nikki.
They have grown up together, Nikki was 9months when Kai was born and the lobe and closeness of their connection cannot be explained in words.
Believe me , if there was anything dangerous about their interaction we , as responsible parents, would step in, as we regularly do when required.
Again, thank you for your concern, however I can assure you that both boy and dog are perfectly safe and in good hands.
Now now Harambe, no need for this language.
As per my reply to Kahebert, I can assure you that both dog and boy are safe and in good hands.
Whilst I appreciate your concern, the language you have used is immature and uncalled for.
it is abuse !!! plain and simple. I can only imagine how many times the broom or any other object the kid picked up, actually made contact with the dog. The dogs actions should have made it clear, he was not comfortable with what was going on.. when he finally had enough, he made his way to the parent.. at that point.. it should have been " enough is enough".. and, when the dog let out a whine.. the kid should have been told to stop. I don't think it will be too funny, if your kid thinks this behavior is acceptable, and he tries doing this with some other dog, that is not behaving because if he does anything, we will probably sorry the wrath of you. this is shameful
Justice, thanks for your concern, however i do not agree with you... unless you can see the interaction between them on a daily basis and understand the dynamics, i do not think you have grounds to judge this. they are like brother sister, the love between them is immense. Kai would never act like this with any other dog just as siblings would play with each other in a certain way but not with other children. Similarly Nikki would never hurt Kai, in fact she saves him from falling at times and protects him whenever we are out in the park. Again i can absolutely assure you that it was a friendly interaction and whilst it may not seem so from an outsiders point of view, seeing them on a daily basis confirms that this interaction is their way of playing with each other in a safe manner.
thank you again for your concern.
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Sorry, but I don't find anything funny about this video. The idiot parents should be teaching the child that it IS NOT cool to throw sand in ANYONE'S face--human or animal. It can cause scratches & injury to their eyes. (When an animal is digging on their own, they know when to keep their eyes closed--but not always, when something unexpected comes at them.) Also, are the parents so deaf that they don't hear the dog whining towards the end of the video?...and what is really bad is when a dog that is treated like this has finally had enough, so they bite the kid...then, the parents want to blame and/or punish and/or "get rid of" the dog. What is WRONG people? Doesn't anyone have any common sense nowadays?
Kahebert, Whilst I can understand your confusion, I can also understand how difficult it is for you to fully comprehend the relationship between Kai and Nikki. They have grown up together, Nikki was 9months when Kai was born and the lobe and closeness of their connection cannot be explained in words. Believe me , if there was anything dangerous about their interaction we , as responsible parents, would step in, as we regularly do when required. Again, thank you for your concern, however I can assure you that both boy and dog are perfectly safe and in good hands.
You are just totally right kahebert. These parents must be stupid as fuck, just as the little annoying Kid. (facepalm)
Now now Harambe, no need for this language. As per my reply to Kahebert, I can assure you that both dog and boy are safe and in good hands. Whilst I appreciate your concern, the language you have used is immature and uncalled for.
it is abuse !!! plain and simple. I can only imagine how many times the broom or any other object the kid picked up, actually made contact with the dog. The dogs actions should have made it clear, he was not comfortable with what was going on.. when he finally had enough, he made his way to the parent.. at that point.. it should have been " enough is enough".. and, when the dog let out a whine.. the kid should have been told to stop. I don't think it will be too funny, if your kid thinks this behavior is acceptable, and he tries doing this with some other dog, that is not behaving because if he does anything, we will probably sorry the wrath of you. this is shameful
Justice, thanks for your concern, however i do not agree with you... unless you can see the interaction between them on a daily basis and understand the dynamics, i do not think you have grounds to judge this. they are like brother sister, the love between them is immense. Kai would never act like this with any other dog just as siblings would play with each other in a certain way but not with other children. Similarly Nikki would never hurt Kai, in fact she saves him from falling at times and protects him whenever we are out in the park. Again i can absolutely assure you that it was a friendly interaction and whilst it may not seem so from an outsiders point of view, seeing them on a daily basis confirms that this interaction is their way of playing with each other in a safe manner. thank you again for your concern.