What is what does it mean to dog walk someone?

Dog walking someone, in internet slang, doesn't actually refer to walking a dog. Instead, it means to dominate, humiliate, or defeat someone, especially in an argument or competition. It implies a power imbalance where one person is clearly superior and easily overcomes the other. It can also describe consistently and effortlessly outperforming someone.

The term likely originates from the imagery of a dog walker effortlessly controlling a dog on a leash, suggesting the person being "dog walked" has no control and is being led around against their will. The term is often used online in situations where someone believes they have completely won an argument or debate.

Key aspects:

• Domination: It indicates a clear and decisive victory.
• Humiliation: The person being "dog walked" is often made to look foolish or incompetent.
• Power Imbalance: A significant difference in skill, knowledge, or influence.