'Killer Instinct' Makes Jack Russell Eat Family Pet | It's Me or The Dog

Buddy the Jack Russell is hard-wired to chase and attack small fluffy things. This started off being cute when he attacked the mop, but things turned serious when he ate the family gerbil and the whole scene was discovered by their young daughter.

It's Me or the Dog USA: Season 2 Episode 13


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[Andy-jejx]

I honestly am speculating who raised that girl. Because she behaves better than both her parents.

[Piinkstar]

that POOR girl omfg, can you imagine seeing your pet eating your other pet?!?! dear lord

[hney_bxba]

“I’m Victoria. I’ve been training humans for 10 years”

[weronika]

The little girl is so sweet and well behaved, I want my future daughter to be like her.

[hwilliams]

Forget being a bad pet owner, he’s just a bad father. Your child is your priority and some of these people seem to forget that.

[kaelzant]

why does the dad look like a movie suburban father who always turns out to be the drug dealer in the end

[citytrees]

That child is incredibly well-composed and articulate.

[kyra_likesanime_]

who else cried when this poor eight or nine year old girl said that she walked into her bedroom to find her dog eating her pet?!! I can't stand the dad he's so immature!!!

[jesse]

They're amazed how smart their dog is, because they are not

[PirateOfTheNorth]

Why do people get a dog breed that isn’t right for them?

[cinderheartmeow]

I felt so bad when the mother started to realize that her and her husband’s behavior with the dog might have led to the death of their daughter’s gerbil. She was crying, you could see real remorse in that woman’s eyes, and the red of her cheeks, for what had happened to her poor daughter’s gerbil while the father just goes ‘ahhh’ and looks at his wife. It seemed as if he was looking at his wife for a proper way to emotionally respond to the situation or to try and shift blame emotionally away from himself.

Honestly, just that scene there is a good enough argument as to why we shouldn’t teach our children to bottle up their emotions; because if you can’t take the blame and feel remorse you’ll just end up pushing those things onto another person who may or may not be involved.

[zomblee_]

*the daughter being the only smart one*

[cupcake]

Anyone reading this who has a gerbil or a bunny, hamster etc get a proper cage. 99.9% of cages sold in pet shops are too small and frankly, inhumane.

[kdrilly]

Buddy: bites the boiler
House: explodes
Dad: Ha thats so funny

[zacwayman]

To be fair, it's the family's fault for not training buddy properly

[zoeyisalive]

*gets dog*
*doesnt train him*
*dog becomes out of control*
*surprised pikachu face*

[_phong.huynh_]

This father is the type of person to accidentally break your PC and say "it is what it is".

[ItsMeortheDog]

If you're a long time subscriber you may remember Buddy! Here is an extended look with lots of new footage! Enjoy!

[rue]

No wonder they can’t train a dog. Clearly they don’t know a thing about gerbil care either. God people annoy me, in what world is this cage okay to keep a live animal in

[spiral]

*buddy eats the family gerbil*
Dad : Ha, classic.