Jennifer Lawrence faces backlash after rehoming dog that bit her child

 Jennifer Lawrence has drawn criticism online after revealing that she rehomed her chihuahua, Princess Pippi Longstocking, after the dog bit her young son. The actress made the disclosure during a discussion at a screening of her film Die My Love in New York, where she spoke candidly about how motherhood has changed her perception of having pets around small children. She also made a joke about wanting to obliterate every dog following the incident, a remark that sparked further backlash. Following the comments, social media users criticised the Hunger Games star, with many accusing her of being irresponsible and insensitive. Some commenters argued that pets should not be abandoned after children are born, while others took issue with her choice of words, saying it normalised giving up animals after preventable incidents. Several users described her remarks as disappointing and awful, with critics saying that such language could fuel fear and harm toward animals. Others said her comments minimised the value of pets lives and sent the wrong message to pet owners.  However, Lawrence also received support from some fans and professionals, including dog trainers and animal welfare advocates, who urged people not to rush to judgment. Supporters argued that parents must prioritise their childrens safety and that rehoming an animal can be a responsible decision in certain circumstances. In the discussion, Lawrence explained that becoming a mother made her more anxious around dogs, saying she now views them differently. She revealed that the dog was rehomed with her parents, rather than being abandoned. Lawrence is a mother of two sons, whom she shares with her husband, Cooke Maroney. She has previously spoken openly about how motherhood has reshaped her perspective on many aspects of her life.The post Jennifer Lawrence faces backlash after rehoming dog that bit her child appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.