Thread: What was this guy thinking?

Originally Posted by Dianeva

In human form I'd try to stay as far from that person as possible.

It seems we've at last now encountered one effectual speculation, albeit a rather personal one, as to the cause of this entire recorded occurrence. I'm calling you out, Dianeva. What about such a human--one "who literally dances with joy every time they see you"--turns you off?

Sorry but I can't watch it, makes me cringe.

Originally Posted by mcwillis

Sorry but I can't watch it, makes me cringe.

It's much less bad if you watch it all the way through.

Yeah, don't worry, I'm careful after the last video I posted.

Jesus why is everyone taking issue with that one comment.
All I'm saying is that if it was me and my dog I would have broke down in to tears and probably have a panic attack.
To me he looked pretty obsessed with his bumped head and barely at all worried for the dog, if at all.

I didn't notice that he bumped his head at first, and thought he was distressed over the dog, but after rewatching I have to agree that he seemed to be mostly focusing on his head. Even if it looks like that though, I wouldn't say he doesn't care necessarily, he just might not be the type to freak out outwardly.

I'm glad it was okay, too. That would be scary, though I don't really see how you could just forget the dog.

Originally Posted by Castles

What a moron. People like him should be punished.

Judging by how horrified and worried he was, I think he was already punished enough. I'm sure he'll never be that careless again. See, the most wretched people commit animal abuse intentionally and over and over again because they have no empathy for animals, and this guy obviously cared for his pet quite deeply and showed remorse. It was an accident.

I'm glad it ended well.