If you witness someone hitting or abusing a dog, you should immediately call your local animal control or police department. It is important to provide as much information as possible, such as the location, physical description of the person, and a description of the incident. If possible, take a picture or video of the incident to provide as evidence. Do not confront or intervene directly. If you see a dog in distress, you can also contact your local humane society or animal rescue organization for help.

What will you do if you see someone hurting animals?

If I witness someone hurting animals, I would intervene and do everything I can to stop the abuse. I would also contact the animal protection services and the police to report the incident and ensure that the perpetrator is held accountable for their actions. Additionally, I would contact any relevant organizations or charities to raise awareness of the situation and help spread the message that animal abuse is unacceptable.

Do dogs respond to being hit?

No, hitting a dog is not an appropriate way to train or discipline them. Dogs can become fearful and aggressive if they are hit or otherwise physically punished, and this can lead to more serious behavior problems in the long run. Positive reinforcement such as praising, rewards, and positive attention are much more effective and humane ways of training and disciplining a dog.