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Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by OverCalculating(op): 11:03am On Jul 20
A woman trusted her loyal dog completely, so much so that she would leave her baby with him and go out for a quick run. She would always return to find the child fast asleep with the dog. One day, something tragic happened.

As always, the woman left the baby in the hands of this faithful dog and went shopping.

When she returned, she discovered a horrific scene; it was a complete mess. The baby was missing from his crib, his diaper and clothes were in pieces, and there were bloodstains all over the bedroom. In shock, the frightened woman began searching for the baby. Suddenly, she saw her faithful dog emerge from under the bed, covered in blood, licking his mouth as if he had just finished a delicious meal.

The woman was convinced the dog had eaten her baby. Without thinking twice, she beat the dog to death with a machete. Then she continued her search, hoping to find at least some part of her child's body. Soon she came across another scene. Behind the bed lay the well-formed baby, naked and playing on the rug. Under the bed, the woman discovered the body of a snake that had been torn apart. It had been a fierce battle between the snake and the dog. The dog had fought to protect the baby from the ravenous serpent. It was too late for her to make amends now because, in her impatience and anger, she had killed the faithful dog.

How often do we judge people with harsh words and spread lies about them before we have time to assess the situation?

"Always be patient in understanding the situation and avoid making unconditional mistakes that could bring us down."

Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by saintbillion(m): 5:53pm On Jul 20
We use to read this story in our of our macmilian reader in the 90's during my primer ecole days
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by cr7lomo: 5:54pm On Jul 20
Women cant control their emotions...reason they act b4 thinking.... they call.dogs , mans best friend...not woman's best friend cos women can just change it for u
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by Wotowotoman: 5:56pm On Jul 20
OverCalculating:
A woman trusted her loyal dog completely, so much so that she would leave her baby with him and go out for a quick run. She would always return to find the child fast asleep with the dog. One day, something tragic happened.

As always, the woman left the baby in the hands of this faithful dog and went shopping.

When she returned, she discovered a horrific scene; it was a complete mess. The baby was missing from his crib, his diaper and clothes were in pieces, and there were bloodstains all over the bedroom. In shock, the frightened woman began searching for the baby. Suddenly, she saw her faithful dog emerge from under the bed, covered in blood, licking his mouth as if he had just finished a delicious meal.

The woman was convinced the dog had eaten her baby. Without thinking twice, she beat the dog to death with a machete. Then she continued her search, hoping to find at least some part of her child's body. Soon she came across another scene. Behind the bed lay the well-formed baby, naked and playing on the rug. Under the bed, the woman discovered the body of a snake that had been torn apart. It had been a fierce battle between the snake and the dog. The dog had fought to protect the baby from the ravenous serpent. It was too late for her to make amends now because, in her impatience and anger, she had killed the faithful dog.

How often do we judge people with harsh words and spread lies about them before we have time to assess the situation?

"Always be patient in understanding the situation and avoid making unconditional mistakes that could bring us down."
How did this crap get to front page? huh
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by RaySimran: 5:56pm On Jul 20
An uncontrolled emotion ruin a perfect situation
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by codemaniacs: 5:56pm On Jul 20
fake story..

when you see blood around a dog its best to either kpai that dog or sedate it or completely avoid it...

once a dog tastes flesh and blood it can attack the owner... especially if its the owners flesh or blood..
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by Judemarco31(m): 5:57pm On Jul 20
A very touching story and huge lesson to learn
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by dauntless15(m): 5:57pm On Jul 20
As she find the baby why didn't she do same thing she did to herself, na my only problem with such things, after you have done heaven and earth to me and you found out I'm innocent what do you do to yourself.
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by SixSeven: 5:58pm On Jul 20
I stopped reading here

A woman trusted her loyal dog completely, so much so that she would leave her baby with him and go out for a quick run.

Thank you, I have judged already.
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by kenuoyibo(m): 5:58pm On Jul 20
cr7lomo:
Women cant control their emotions...reason they act b4 thinking.... they call.dogs , mans best friend...not woman's best friend cos women can just change it for u
Women act before thinking and thats one of the reasons why marriage is dangerous. They can kill u or pour hot water for an allegation on u , before even digging deep
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by DMCA: 5:58pm On Jul 20
OverCalculating don begin overcalculate give us cock and bull story again cool
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by SixSeven: 5:59pm On Jul 20
codemaniacs:
fake story..

when you see blood around a dog its best to either kpai that dog or sedate it or completely avoid it...

once a dog tastes flesh and blood it can attack the owner... especially if its the owners flesh or blood..
I don't think people know about this. Only dog owners know. I mean this part 👇

once a dog tastes flesh and blood it can attack the owner... especially if its the owners flesh or blood..

If a dog is already feeling anxious or threatened, the taste of blood may trigger its predatory instincts and cause it to attack
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by Sellfish(m): 5:59pm On Jul 20
As always, the woman left the baby in the hands of this faithful dog and went shopping
Bullsheet story

Any human who leaves a baby in the lone care of a dog (or any other animal for that matter) deserves to be punished very severely, no matter how tame and caring the dog has proven to be ..
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by AndroBlaze: 5:59pm On Jul 20
No true dog lover/person would have ever believed their dog could do it....even CCTV sef might not convince them , some may think say na AI


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lycDaFAEdmQ?si=0JgTY0LgBsbYUIER
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by bewla(m): 6:00pm On Jul 20
Not all dogs are tran to kill ok
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by Haydens: 6:00pm On Jul 20
Tired of this emotional story.
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by DMCA: 6:01pm On Jul 20
SixSeven:
I stopped reading here

A woman trusted her loyal dog completely, so much so that she would leave her baby with him and go out for a quick run.

Thank you, I have judged already.
Moral of d story, u can trust ur baby to a dog to do quick nanny roles while u run around grin
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by SixSeven: 6:04pm On Jul 20
DMCA:
Moral of d story, u can trust ur baby to a dog to do quick nanny roles while u run around grin
No normal woman who opened her legs to bring a child to this world will do that. I am very sure of that. Even the oyinbo wey get dog and let them play with their kids aren't that dumb
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by Tenses: 6:04pm On Jul 20
codemaniacs:
fake story..

when you see blood around a dog its best to either kpai that dog or sedate it or completely avoid it...

once a dog tastes flesh and blood it can attack the owner... especially if its the owners flesh or blood..
Bro your dog dey eat grass?

I asked because my dog eat flesh most of the times .
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by LordReed(m): 6:06pm On Jul 20
OverCalculating:
A woman trusted her loyal dog completely, so much so that she would leave her baby with him and go out for a quick run. She would always return to find the child fast asleep with the dog. One day, something tragic happened.

As always, the woman left the baby in the hands of this faithful dog and went shopping.

When she returned, she discovered a horrific scene; it was a complete mess. The baby was missing from his crib, his diaper and clothes were in pieces, and there were bloodstains all over the bedroom. In shock, the frightened woman began searching for the baby. Suddenly, she saw her faithful dog emerge from under the bed, covered in blood, licking his mouth as if he had just finished a delicious meal.

The woman was convinced the dog had eaten her baby. Without thinking twice, she beat the dog to death with a machete. Then she continued her search, hoping to find at least some part of her child's body. Soon she came across another scene. Behind the bed lay the well-formed baby, naked and playing on the rug. Under the bed, the woman discovered the body of a snake that had been torn apart. It had been a fierce battle between the snake and the dog. The dog had fought to protect the baby from the ravenous serpent. It was too late for her to make amends now because, in her impatience and anger, she had killed the faithful dog.

How often do we judge people with harsh words and spread lies about them before we have time to assess the situation?

"Always be patient in understanding the situation and avoid making unconditional mistakes that could bring us down."
It reminds me of Aesop's Fables. I loved Aesop's when I was a kid.
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by frank417: 6:09pm On Jul 20
Moral of the story: don't live near a bush so that snake will not enter your house. double your hustle bros
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by jman77(m): 6:15pm On Jul 20
Read it from Quora! Quite unfortunate.
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by Shimbo96(m): 6:17pm On Jul 20
This is interesting, thanks for sharing this.
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by codemaniacs: 6:17pm On Jul 20
Tenses:
Bro your dog dey eat grass?

I asked because my dog eat flesh most of the times .
what is your example of fleshhuh
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by Waterlilly: 6:19pm On Jul 20
saintbillion:
We use to read this story in our of our macmilian reader in the 90's during my primer ecole days
thumbs up man!


90's was sweet
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by ARISHEM:
The story is also similar in the case of the legendary Gelert hound in a Welsh folk-tale.

In the 12th or 13th century the Medieval Welsh ruler Llywelyn ab Iorwerth returns from hunting to find his baby missing, the cradle overturned, and Gelert his faithful hound with a blood-smeared mouth. Believing the dog had attacked the child, Llywelyn draws his sword and kills Gelert. After the dog's dying yelp, Llywelyn hears the cries of his baby, unharmed under the cradle, along with a dead wolf that had been killed by Gelert protecting the child. Llywelyn is overcome with remorse and buries the dog with great ceremony (which supposedly led to the town's name) but can still hear its dying yelp. After that day, Llywelyn never smiles again. embarassed
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by latieph(m): 6:23pm On Jul 20
It's not crap, it is a Reminder!
Wotowotoman:
How did this crap get to front page? huh
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by saintbillion(m): 6:26pm On Jul 20
Waterlilly:
thumbs up man!


90's was sweet
Yea. But ours was not in the parlor. It was inthe farm. Then the husband shot the dog with a gun. Heheh. Even if u don't knw hw to read back then, just the pictures used as arts work in those reader use to be encouraging
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by Pootle: 6:33pm On Jul 20
codemaniacs:
fake story..

when you see blood around a dog its best to either kpai that dog or sedate it or completely avoid it...

once a dog tastes flesh and blood it can attack the owner... especially if its the owners flesh or blood..
no mind them, this story has being repeated for ages.

cock and bull
Re: Don't Judge Prematurely: A Fictional Story (Photo) by HITsquad: 6:33pm On Jul 20
Were the photos taken in two different millennial?
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