Not quite the spookiest thing, and it could have just been trauma but a couple years back my mother, sister and I were taking our three dogs on a walk. We decided to walk down a block we never had before, because we had just recently moved into the area. Unknown to us there was a lady that had her two dogs off leash in her front yard. The yard had no fence, no nothing. Her dogs came barreling after us. The smaller one tried to go after our smallest dog, and instantly my sister picked him up before it could get him. The big one, however, went after our two large dogs.
Our youngest dog, Neo, ran off, and even though that might sound unloyal, it kept him out of harm (and he's an incredibly loyal dog to begin with). He soon came back, but that's not the focus of this story.
After that point I just completely blacked out.
Our last dog, Laddie, the best dog I've ever known, was attacked. From what my mother and sister described, the look in his eyes was painful, absolutely terrified. The dog had him by the neck. Apparently people came running out of their houses, one man had to punch the dog in the face to finally get it to back off.
I didn't see any of that. One minute there's absolute chaos and the next I'm surrounded by people asking me if I'm okay. It was so strange. I didn't even realize what happened at first. I don't think I even knew Laddie got attacked until I was told. Safe to say my mother read that woman the riot act. She was furious, especially after the owner tried to dismiss it as a just a dog fight. No way, that dog was out to kill.
Thankfully we all made it out alive. Our dog suffered from some pretty bad bite wounds, but recovered just fine. We did call it in, but it seems like after that happened the lady fled.
To this day, I feel so lucky I blacked out. Being the youngest I don't know if I could have witnessed that. I think my grandma or someone was looking after me then.
Our youngest dog, Neo, ran off, and even though that might sound unloyal, it kept him out of harm (and he's an incredibly loyal dog to begin with). He soon came back, but that's not the focus of this story.
After that point I just completely blacked out.
Our last dog, Laddie, the best dog I've ever known, was attacked. From what my mother and sister described, the look in his eyes was painful, absolutely terrified. The dog had him by the neck. Apparently people came running out of their houses, one man had to punch the dog in the face to finally get it to back off.
I didn't see any of that. One minute there's absolute chaos and the next I'm surrounded by people asking me if I'm okay. It was so strange. I didn't even realize what happened at first. I don't think I even knew Laddie got attacked until I was told. Safe to say my mother read that woman the riot act. She was furious, especially after the owner tried to dismiss it as a just a dog fight. No way, that dog was out to kill.
Thankfully we all made it out alive. Our dog suffered from some pretty bad bite wounds, but recovered just fine. We did call it in, but it seems like after that happened the lady fled.
To this day, I feel so lucky I blacked out. Being the youngest I don't know if I could have witnessed that. I think my grandma or someone was looking after me then.