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<\/a><\/p>\nThe clinic should have already been closed, but Dr. Ben was still standing by the metal table, looking at the large reddish dog. Outside, rain was pouring down, and the evening felt endless. The dog\u2019s name was Titan. Until recently, he had been a service dog \u2014 strong, intelligent, with an impeccable reputation \u2014 but that day he had been brought in as a threat.<\/p>\n
Beside him stood a man in uniform, Mark, with his arm bandaged and a stone-cold expression on his face. He nervously gripped the leash and kept repeating the same thing: Titan had attacked him during duty, without reason, suddenly.<\/p>\n
The paperwork had been signed, the decision made, and the dog had been brought in because he was deemed dangerous to others and too unpredictable to be left alive.<\/p>\n
Ben listened to all of this in silence, though a heavy feeling weighed on him inside. He had seen many aggressive animals, but Titan did not resemble those brought in after real attacks.<\/p>\n
The dog lay calmly, did not growl, did not resist, but his entire body was tense.<\/p>\n
Mark urged him to hurry, saying there was no time to delay, that the dog had already proven his danger, that today he attacked a man and tomorrow he could attack a child. Ben nodded, because he was required to follow the rules, but at that very moment the door to the examination room slowly opened.<\/p>\n