On the morning of June 20th, Wang Sicong's ex-girlfriend Huang Yiming sincerely apologized on social media, appearing with bloodshot eyes and tears filling her eyes, nervously explaining the incident where she had a conflict and argument with a passerby.

The cause of the incident was quite heartbreaking: her dog, Xiao Hu, unexpectedly passed away. In her rush to contact the funeral staff, she took another dog, Tutu, out without a leash.

In just a moment, Tutu encountered a woman, and her husband immediately rushed over and kicked Tutu's head. Huang Yiming felt like she, as a woman, was being bullied by a family, and she called the police on the spot, escalating the conflict.

Actually, regardless of the reason, walking a dog without a leash is a violation of regulations, and this was Huang Yiming's mistake. But the fact that the other person kicked the dog is indeed excessive violence. If both sides could have calmed down first, perhaps it wouldn't have escalated to this point.

Later, Huang Yiming posted a video explaining the situation, apologizing for occupying public resources, admitting her mistake of not leashing the dog, and saying she would pay more attention in the future.

She mentioned that the other party had never raised a dog and didn't understand the feelings of pet owners. This did reflect some pet owners' sentiments, but on the other hand, pet owners also need to understand the concerns and boundaries of non-pet owners.

Now, more and more people are raising pets, and such disputes are becoming more common. This incident serves as a reminder: walking dogs with a leash is an iron law, which ensures others' safety and is also a responsibility toward one's own pet.

When conflicts occur, don't let emotions take over; good communication is the key to resolving issues. Huang Yiming's experience is actually a microcosm of what many pet-owning families might encounter.

It reminds pet owners to always remember their responsibilities and follow the rules; it also reminds non-pet owners that when problems arise, don't be impulsive—try to communicate more. Only with mutual empathy and understanding can such disputes be reduced.