>”I heard screaming and shouting from the neighbours across the road and I heard the mum shouting to the girl to ‘get out’ and ‘run out’.
>”Then I saw the dogs biting the girl, so I had to rush over there and separate the girl from the dog when I noticed there was another little boy…who the dogs were also biting.
>”So, I grabbed the first girl and I held her and I tried to grab the second boy, then the dogs tried to attack me so I had to separate the little girl [from the dogs] and call 999. I got neighbours to call the police.”
>”Then I saw the dogs biting the girl, so I had to rush over there and separate the girl from the dog when I noticed there was another little boy…who the dogs were also biting.
>”So, I grabbed the first girl and I held her and I tried to grab the second boy, then the dogs tried to attack me so I had to separate the little girl [from the dogs] and call 999. I got neighbours to call the police.”
>He said he wasn’t scared and there was “a lot of adrenaline going on.” He added: “The goal was just to get the kids out of there, that was the main goal. I felt scared for the other little boy because I couldn’t get to him in time and I wanted to make sure he was ok, so I kept popping and seeing if the kid got separated because I already had the girl in [the house] and I wanted to get her brother because she was shouting for her sibling.
>”But it was a bit too dangerous because we had to protect ourselves as well.” He wen ton to describe how the young girl was “crying” and “shouting in pain”, with the sight of the dogs making her cry more.
I think we all like to pretend we’d totally run into danger to help some children but this legend actually did it
AntiquusCustos on
These dogs man. The way I roll my eyes on the inside when gangster types have these dogs thinking it makes them cool.
Mate, you as a person should be cool without having to rely on any external factors like animals. If you’re not cool without the dog, then maybe you should look in the mirror
Competitive_Art_4480 on
Absolute legend!
But are these dogs Staffies or are they wink wink nudge nudge Staffies?
KindRoc on
Top guy! They were so lucky he was there. I hope he’s publicly recognised for his bravery.
loosebolts on
I don’t understand this countries obsession with dogs (they cost a shit load of money to keep, are inconvenient when travelling, make a mess and some owners don’t clean up after them, and some of them are noisy and aggressive), and certain parts of the population’s obsession with these particular breeds of murdering bastards.
Well done dude, should be commended for stepping in, situation should never have been allowed to happen in the first place.
NeverendingStory3339 on
He’s in Germany and his mother goes knows what happened to Frances
Christian-Metal on
This chap is a hero.
But awful dogs, and god awful owners.
You don’t get this with cats, no matter their breed or owner.
Kurapikabestboi on
Good lad.
It always makes me happy seeing people actually step in because I feel as if that is getting less and less common.
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>”I heard screaming and shouting from the neighbours across the road and I heard the mum shouting to the girl to ‘get out’ and ‘run out’.
>”Then I saw the dogs biting the girl, so I had to rush over there and separate the girl from the dog when I noticed there was another little boy…who the dogs were also biting.
>”So, I grabbed the first girl and I held her and I tried to grab the second boy, then the dogs tried to attack me so I had to separate the little girl [from the dogs] and call 999. I got neighbours to call the police.”
>”Then I saw the dogs biting the girl, so I had to rush over there and separate the girl from the dog when I noticed there was another little boy…who the dogs were also biting.
>”So, I grabbed the first girl and I held her and I tried to grab the second boy, then the dogs tried to attack me so I had to separate the little girl [from the dogs] and call 999. I got neighbours to call the police.”
>He said he wasn’t scared and there was “a lot of adrenaline going on.” He added: “The goal was just to get the kids out of there, that was the main goal. I felt scared for the other little boy because I couldn’t get to him in time and I wanted to make sure he was ok, so I kept popping and seeing if the kid got separated because I already had the girl in [the house] and I wanted to get her brother because she was shouting for her sibling.
>”But it was a bit too dangerous because we had to protect ourselves as well.” He wen ton to describe how the young girl was “crying” and “shouting in pain”, with the sight of the dogs making her cry more.
I think we all like to pretend we’d totally run into danger to help some children but this legend actually did it
These dogs man. The way I roll my eyes on the inside when gangster types have these dogs thinking it makes them cool.
Mate, you as a person should be cool without having to rely on any external factors like animals. If you’re not cool without the dog, then maybe you should look in the mirror
Absolute legend!
But are these dogs Staffies or are they wink wink nudge nudge Staffies?
Top guy! They were so lucky he was there. I hope he’s publicly recognised for his bravery.
I don’t understand this countries obsession with dogs (they cost a shit load of money to keep, are inconvenient when travelling, make a mess and some owners don’t clean up after them, and some of them are noisy and aggressive), and certain parts of the population’s obsession with these particular breeds of murdering bastards.
Well done dude, should be commended for stepping in, situation should never have been allowed to happen in the first place.
He’s in Germany and his mother goes knows what happened to Frances
This chap is a hero.
But awful dogs, and god awful owners.
You don’t get this with cats, no matter their breed or owner.
Good lad.
It always makes me happy seeing people actually step in because I feel as if that is getting less and less common.