>>4 Okay, so let me rewrite this.
Two angry dogs with rabies attacked you two instead of anyone else, and somehow not a single person noticed these two angry dogs foaming at the mouth, barking their snouts off, running through the entire parking area and towards you until after you had hit one. And you somehow managed to kick an angry dog when it was attacking you exactly on its
very short nose, and for unknown some reason the other one whimpered and ran away instead of attacking you for hitting the other. Your kick was also somehow strong enough to fling a
full grown boxer half your size+ away when it was sprinting at you, with rabies, trying to attack you.
I don't mean to be rude, but this sounds utterly ridiculous. If they were foaming at the mouth and did in fact have rabies, one kick wouldn't have realistically stopped them, nevermind their back up. When there's more than one dog involved, as well, it's very unlikely for them to initiate an attack without a reason, hence rabies, but animals with rabies are like humans on steroids. One kick wouldn't knock sense into it if it was dead set on attacking you, nor would it have scared away the other dog.
But hey, whatever. I suppose it's not my place to be calling out fictional stories. /shot
