[VIRAL VIDEO] Animal Lovers Are Extremely Upset With A Dog Trainer That Violently Kicked Another Contestant Dog During Pet Fiesta Expo!!!

How was this man even allowed to continue to be on the premises after his violent act at a convention where everyone else are pet lovers??!!

Last week, there was a Pet Fiesta Expo that was held at the Setia City Convention Centre, and during one of the segments, a trainer, Lee Kong Hoong, was seen kicking another dog and this has infuriated everyone else that was there.


“This is the Trainer who kicked the poor dog viral this picture too” source: Annie Lavender

It appears that a group of trainers accompanied with their canines were lined up just before an obedience test started. During the test, the trainers had to leave their dogs with the notion of the furry kids to stay put unless given the instructions to do otherwise.

While the trainers walked away, Lee’s dog left his spot and attacked the dog that beside it. This stirred up the whole hall into a panic frenzy.




The trainers quickly entered back the area, trying to get the dogs to stop fighting, but Lee, in particular, started to kick the dog that initially got attacked. And his reasoning was because he wanted to “defend” his dog from being attacked by the dog. Eh! Hello! Your dog is the one that attacked first le!

Spectators were seen and heard to be unamused by his actions!

“Eh, why he kick the dog?!”

“Don’t do that!”

“He is such an asshole, you know that!”

“How can you kick other people’s dog?!”

“What the heck man?!”

“Oi! Stop it!”

“How can he kick other people’s dog”

And it seems that Lee already has a bad reputation in the industry as he was reported to the MKA last time, however, they did nothing about it.

I don’t get it…how does a man that treats other animals violently can be still labelled as an animal lover and brought into the same compound as other respectable animal lovers with their furkids. I swear this guy is just the same as Terry Lee!



Just take a look at the video below, and I dare you to tell me that he wasn’t in the wrong: