The video ends with the man tugging the dog behind him as they crossed the street.
Netizens expressed concern about the dog’s wellbeing, especially when such abuse could be done in public.
“Imagine he’s already doing that in public. What more happens behind closed doors,” said Facebook user June Tan. “I hate watching these videos, and I didn’t even watch it, or else I won’t be able to get it off my mind. I would have gone up to the man and taken the dog away even if I had to give him money which, of course, is wrong,” admitted Facebook user Susan Chai.
“But anything to save the dog. If he can do this in public, he can do it in his own home. What can the authorities do? I’m sure they can’t even find this guy, and the poor dog will suffer,” she added.The Independent Singapore
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