I dont get it, that pretty much looks like every dog trying to avoid a bath.
Raging river really? It had 2 handlers in the same pool with it.
But Polone is speaking up and loudly, angry that this happened on his film, given his animal activism.
”I'm horrified by this," said Polone. ”The first thing I asked was, ‘Is the dog OK?' He's fine. But if I had seen that, I would have stopped it in a minute. People have to be held responsible for this. It was someone's job to watch out for this kind of thing. Why didn't they? This is something I've written about before, whether it be circus animals or animals on set. American Humane are supposed to be there supervising. That's their job that someone is paid a lot of money to do. Why wasn't this stopped? There needs to be a better system than this. That's what I've called for in the past. I agree with PETA that they not only need to make sure animals are treated properly on set, but they also need to find out where the animals are kept outside of the set. To make sure they are treated properly at all times."
dogs usually don't nearly drown in baths
I'm not your bro, man.
The dog did not appear to nearly drown from that brief clip. The dog went under and people jumped to its aid. My dog submerges itself in water all the time. I sure as shit would not jump in to save her for going under.
i hope you are never in charge of watching kids play in water if you think that wasn't cutting it close
I just rewatched it to see if I am missing something. The dog is under for like 2 seconds before the trainer is there. No I do not not jump to rescue my children or my dog when they are submerged for 2 seconds. Both my kids and my dog will swim and play in the ocean for hours. This video does not does not show enough for me to be concerned at the safety of the animal.
That dog can hold its breath for more than 2 seconds Im pretty sure.dogs usually don't nearly drown in baths
That dog can hold its breath for more than 2 seconds Im pretty sure.
We see both trainers make it to the dog before the video cuts out.the dog was probably out of breath from struggling before it even went under, and you don't even see how long he was under for
Hope youre never a life guard.unch of contrarians in here making themselves look like sociopaths because they're afraid of outrage culture
...WHAT? That dog was clinging to the edge of that wall like its life depended on it and it was surrounded by a group of assholes who it clearly recognized were trying to push it into a raging river (which most dogs would likely spot as a deadly threat). That's not disturbing. OKAY.
Could have been a bit traumatizing for the dog, but I doubt anyone on the set meant for him to come to harm. Everyone also seems to jump into action toward the end when the dog seems to be in actual danger.
Either way I assume the dog is fine now; at least I hope? If you want to boycott the movie over this one stunt I guess that's cool and all, but I wouldn't call a dog being scared of going into churning water with a bunch of people observing abuse. Poor judgement on the humans but I wouldn't vilify anybody over this.
We don't breed dogs for food. Chickens aren't common domesticated household pets.
I don't think animal abuse requires intention. As a matter of fact, it mostly lacks thought of any kind.
I was gonna say they do look like they were trying to get him on his own terms you can even hear people trying talk him in like come on boy jump inWithout footage of the dog entering the water it's really difficult to pin down where actual cruel treatment begins. It makes me question TMZ's intentions but at the same time I don't exactly want to give that trainer the benefit of the doubt. As someone who's worked with dog trainers, it did seem like he was trying to coax the dog into the water on his own terms instead of by direct force.
I was gonna say they do look like they were trying to get him on his own terms you can even hear people trying talk him in like come on boy jump in