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Video: Husky Turns Aggressive, Attacks Man In Shocking Incident https://ift.tt/i5okQRw A troubling video circulating online shows a husky attacking a man in a veterinary clinic. The CCTV footage, shared on X by @gharkekalesh, depicts the dog, initially appearing friendly, abruptly turning aggressive. While the location of the incident is unknown, the clip has sparked debate among viewers regarding the dog's actions. The CCTV footage, dated February 11, 2025, shows two men relaxing on a sofa in the clinic, seemingly enjoying their time with the husky. They are seen petting and playing with the dog, even recording the interaction. At first, the husky appears happy and energetic, moving around the room and enjoying the attention. In a sudden and shocking turn of events, the husky becomes aggressive and bites one of the men on the hand. Despite the unexpected attack, the man remains calm and tries to restrain the dog by gently holding it down. For a brief moment, the husky seems to settle, only to lunge again with even greater force. The startled man struggles to fend off the dog as it continues its attack. After a tense struggle, he finally manages to push the husky outside the clinic. Visibly shaken, he clutches his injured hand, clearly in pain, while trying to regain his composure. What began as a lighthearted moment quickly spirals into a distressing ordeal, all within seconds. Watch the video here: Pet Dog attacks on a Guy who was Playing with the Dog inside Clinic pic.twitter.com/PAZaXZRoqS — Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) February 14, 2025 The clip, which has garnered over 388,600 views on X, has sparked a heated debate among users. While some express sympathy for the man and question the husky's sudden aggression, others speculate that the dog may have been provoked or reacting to discomfort. A user wrote on X, "That's unfortunate! Pet owners should always be cautious and understand their dog's behaviour to prevent such incidents. Hope the person is safe." Another user commented, "That's why I always say, pet owners should cover pets mouth with the mouth guard, which has space for pets to breath properly and people around them will also feel safe around dogs." "This guy is really brave, he just didn't panic at all. Real hero, the way he managed the situation," the third user wrote. https://ift.tt/zmrGcWX February 16, 2025 at 11:33AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
A troubling video circulating online shows a husky attacking a man in a veterinary clinic. The CCTV footage, shared on X by @gharkekalesh, depicts the dog, initially appearing friendly, abruptly turning aggressive. While the location of the incident is unknown, the clip has sparked debate among viewers regarding the dog's actions.
The CCTV footage, dated February 11, 2025, shows two men relaxing on a sofa in the clinic, seemingly enjoying their time with the husky. They are seen petting and playing with the dog, even recording the interaction. At first, the husky appears happy and energetic, moving around the room and enjoying the attention.
In a sudden and shocking turn of events, the husky becomes aggressive and bites one of the men on the hand. Despite the unexpected attack, the man remains calm and tries to restrain the dog by gently holding it down. For a brief moment, the husky seems to settle, only to lunge again with even greater force.
The startled man struggles to fend off the dog as it continues its attack. After a tense struggle, he finally manages to push the husky outside the clinic. Visibly shaken, he clutches his injured hand, clearly in pain, while trying to regain his composure. What began as a lighthearted moment quickly spirals into a distressing ordeal, all within seconds.
Watch the video here:
Pet Dog attacks on a Guy who was Playing with the Dog inside Clinic
— Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) February 14, 2025
pic.twitter.com/PAZaXZRoqS
The clip, which has garnered over 388,600 views on X, has sparked a heated debate among users. While some express sympathy for the man and question the husky's sudden aggression, others speculate that the dog may have been provoked or reacting to discomfort.
A user wrote on X, "That's unfortunate! Pet owners should always be cautious and understand their dog's behaviour to prevent such incidents. Hope the person is safe."
Another user commented, "That's why I always say, pet owners should cover pets mouth with the mouth guard, which has space for pets to breath properly and people around them will also feel safe around dogs."
"This guy is really brave, he just didn't panic at all. Real hero, the way he managed the situation," the third user wrote.
https://ift.tt/zmrGcWX February 16, 2025 at 11:33AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com"Why Does It Look Like We Took Gukesh Hostage?" Photo Sparks Reactions https://ift.tt/3CPSxFi Indian chess grandmaster D Gukesh, who made headlines as the world's youngest chess World Champion at 18, has gained global recognition. Last December, Gukesh triumphed over China's Ding Liren in a thrilling, three-week-long battle, a match that tested the players' psychological and physical endurance. This victory made Gukesh the youngest World Chess Champion, surpassing the legendary Garry Kasparov's previous record. Despite his success and growing fame, Gukesh remains a reserved figure and doesn't engage much on social media, a trait which is contrary to the common trend seen among youngsters today.Recently, American-Canadian online streamer Alexandra Botez met Gukesh at an event and shared a photo of their interaction on social media. The caption she included, "Why does it look like we took D Gukesh hostage?" sparked widespread attention.The image quickly went viral, garnering over 1 million views within just 10 hours of being posted on platform X (formerly known as Twitter), with users sharing amusing comments and reactions. Why does it look like we took @DGukesh hostage pic.twitter.com/Bc35fj8eZV — Alexandra Botez (@alexandrabotez) February 15, 2025 One user commented, "No, he is obviously thinking about his next championship already." Another wrote, "Because he looks too calm for the chaos around him." Interestingly, some users also pointed out that Alexandra had previously posted a similar image with chess great Viswanathan Anand, using the same caption. Reminded me about this banger. ?https://t.co/nrMjH1uORA — thaari maia (@septicskepticz) February 16, 2025 Last December, Gukesh became the youngest world champion by the margin of over four years when he defeated Ding in the final and broke down in tears. Chess great Garry Kasparov, who won his first world title in 1985 at the age of 22, formerly held the record. In addition, the 18-year-old is only the second Indian player to win the title, after Viswanathan "Vishy" Anand, a five-time world champion who was also raised in Chennai. https://ift.tt/aYiPDd5 February 16, 2025 at 10:05AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Indian chess grandmaster D Gukesh, who made headlines as the world's youngest chess World Champion at 18, has gained global recognition. Last December, Gukesh triumphed over China's Ding Liren in a thrilling, three-week-long battle, a match that tested the players' psychological and physical endurance. This victory made Gukesh the youngest World Chess Champion, surpassing the legendary Garry Kasparov's previous record.
Despite his success and growing fame, Gukesh remains a reserved figure and doesn't engage much on social media, a trait which is contrary to the common trend seen among youngsters today.Recently, American-Canadian online streamer Alexandra Botez met Gukesh at an event and shared a photo of their interaction on social media.
The caption she included, "Why does it look like we took D Gukesh hostage?" sparked widespread attention.The image quickly went viral, garnering over 1 million views within just 10 hours of being posted on platform X (formerly known as Twitter), with users sharing amusing comments and reactions.
Why does it look like we took @DGukesh hostage pic.twitter.com/Bc35fj8eZV
— Alexandra Botez (@alexandrabotez) February 15, 2025
One user commented, "No, he is obviously thinking about his next championship already." Another wrote, "Because he looks too calm for the chaos around him."
Interestingly, some users also pointed out that Alexandra had previously posted a similar image with chess great Viswanathan Anand, using the same caption.
Reminded me about this banger. ?https://t.co/nrMjH1uORA
— thaari maia (@septicskepticz) February 16, 2025
Last December, Gukesh became the youngest world champion by the margin of over four years when he defeated Ding in the final and broke down in tears. Chess great Garry Kasparov, who won his first world title in 1985 at the age of 22, formerly held the record. In addition, the 18-year-old is only the second Indian player to win the title, after Viswanathan "Vishy" Anand, a five-time world champion who was also raised in Chennai.
https://ift.tt/aYiPDd5 February 16, 2025 at 10:05AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com