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I was dogsitting for a neighbor. One day, while out for a walk with
the dog, I heard two other dogs fighting. We were down the hill from
the fight, which was just enough over a rise that I could see only the
bigger of the two dogs. I was frozen in place, unable to move. Perhaps it's because I didn't want to endanger my dog, or perhaps I just panicked. I couldn't see what the bigger dog was doing, but soon the smaller dog started yelping horribly and the bigger dog walked away. I still couldn't move. Then, after a few seconds of the yelping, the bigger dog came back, made some more growling jabs with its muzzle down below where I could see, and the other dog was silent. The bigger dog walked away then, and didn't come back. A man came out of the house in front of which the fight had taken place. He had a horrified expression on his face as he knelt down to the smaller dog. I don't know if it was his dog or not. He then looked up at me, a hundred feet away and still frozen in place, with an expression I could only read as "why didn't you do anything?" I looked down and continued on my walk. I never saw the smaller dog, but I could imagine it struggling in a pool of blood.
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