There's a recent report that a 2-year-old girl was bit by a dog, lost her father's anger and the Westchester was thrown down 12 floors.
"Sesch who bit my daughter was thrown off the 12th floor. In the last five years, South Korea's major online forums have spread a post on the subject, prompting discussion. A man's 2-year-old daughter was bitten by a neighbor's dog, who replied, "How bad is it to be bitten by a dog so small?" "I'm still angry after this."
According to the article, the man had been out shopping for contact lenses, had not thought he would get a phone call from his wife on his way home and had to say to him, "The daughter was bit by a dog!" and had to drive all the way home and take his daughter to the hospital for emergency. The wife told him the story of the incident only after her daughter had entered the emergency room.
At the time of the incident, his wife walked behind her daughter ' s back in the park downstairs of the apartment, trying to put her to sleep, but suddenly, when she said she wanted to play the slides, she put her on the ground, without realizing that there was a dog, barking at her daughter and making her run away. The dogs chased her and then bit her on the feet.
Although the girl was not seriously injured, two toes were bit and only slightly bleeding, the man was quite angry. When he learned that the dog was a resident on the ninth floor next door, he sent his wife and daughter home and immediately approached the owner of the dog. The Master said to him, "When walking the dog in order to piss it, the dog was released, and it ran to the child in that instant. I'll pay for the medicine, I'm sorry.
The man wanted to do this, but he couldn't help but overhear the hyena of the hyena who walked into the house and whispered, "How bad would it be to be bitten by a dog so small?" He couldn't help but be angry and said to the hyena, "Let me look at the dog who bit my child," and asked him to bring it with him.
The man, who saw him coming out of the living room, grabbed the dog in his hand, ran up 12 stories along the back of the dog's neck, then opened the window in the corridor and threw the dog in the direction of the tarp instead of the grass. On his way down, he met the Western Feeder who came up to find the dog and said, "Go to the first floor."
According to the information received, the man also told the Master of West Shire that "the point is not that my child was bitten, but that she had a negative perception of the dog because of the incident and had to live with it for life. I'll apply for a medical certificate and you'll apply for proof of property loss."
The article started an online anti-opposition debate, with netizens saying, "Is the father a pervert?", "Is he not right?", "Is it too much?" and "What's the difference with a child-biting animal?" But others say, "The feeder has no right to say that."