Worst Things To Do in a Dog Attack
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- Опубліковано 19 лип 2024
- They say dogs are "man's best friends," but what should you do when those canine friends don't act so friendly? Dogs can be dangerous, and sometimes dog bites are way fiercer than their barks (ouch!). Here are the worst things to do in a dog attack.
00:00 Dog attack
01:28 5. Stay out of harm's way
02:03 4. Don't scream
02:41 3. Don't move
03:14 2. No eye contact
03:38 1. Don't jump
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Bro didn’t even tell us how to survive. Just told us what not to do and pray for the best 😂
"Do not scream" yeaaaaaaa. The dog's already tearing you apart, yeaaaaa don't scream, yell or call for help. D O N T.
The best option is to kill the dogs.
Just kill it
just pretend you are dead....and after dog chews on you for a bit he will lose interest if you are still enough and make no noises
Tbh the title says "worst thing to do in a dog attack" and they made another video on how to survive a dog attack
Years ago I went jogging. A person's dog came in the road trying to bite me, I kicked at the dog and one of my kicks landed sending the medium dog flying about 5 ft. The owners were outside and about 3 adult men started running at me trying to fight me.
I don't jog on public roads anymore. I simply got a gym membership. Dogs are dangerous, people are crazy.
That sounds about right. You were going to be attacked by the dog and now these idiots want to attack you for defending yourself. So many people in this world act like dogs themselves.
Same bro im living in Indonesia, there is a church here where i always go, one day there were two dogs of the church agressively attck me, i tried for some help with the people on the church but he just watching me wtf then im so tired of the dog i fought back i kick them until the dog got lot of injuries, u know some facking thing happened the owner come to me and angry at me, wtf dude his dogs just going to kill me and he didnt do anyting then i fight back and he agry at me? What a styuuupid person i never go to the church anymore
@MonsterStorm, I wish I was there, it'll have been 3 against 2 fist fight. Just like guns, a lot of people don't deserve to own dogs.
I would have killed that dog for sure and faced off with them. If you don't want your dog to die painfully, do not let it charge at me.
Dogs get really confused + agitated by joggers, they perceive running as a threat.
Having worked with dogs for a number of years, only thing I can honestly say is if a dog starts to attack you in any way be ready to fight back.
yup same. I've walked them for quite a while, and when I find other dogs trying to attack mine, I've found that staring them straight to the eyes and confronting them works much better than trying to dodge them or run from them.
Ironically I've been doing the opposite of all this video says for years. This entire video is basically '' try to not be menacing and maybe the dog will leave you alone ''. I've found that actually showing them you will fight back works way better. At least that's been my personal experience.
Also throwing them stuff works great as well, but you don't always have the luxury of having something to throw at them at hand.
no man, you shouldnt put yourself in harms way!!!!!!!!!! lmao
A carry a Break Stick for pitbull attacks. Its about six inches long, made out of steel and with a razor sharp edge and point, with a plastic handle
"tell it to sit. that might slow it down" this comedy channel is amazing 🤣
this is one of those dog nutter advocates.
Having an unfamiliar, aggressive big dog charge at you is one of the scariest things you can experience.
strangely, i dont get afraid when that happens
@@UchihaFabio it's only happened to me once. A black lab came bolting out of an open front door and attacked my dog, a Chihuahua/ terrier mix while i had to fight for control of the leash and try to get it into my arms.
My dog, Skippy, was alright for the most part, but was bleeding a bit.
So i am a bit biased, of course.
Yup. Just a step behind a bear charge lol
@@joshuastreet8664 yep. I was attacked twice.
I am very good with dogs. I know them very well, so I rarely get attacked. I think it may be something at my body language and state of mind that gives me an edge
@@UchihaFabio Good for you. However there's nothing body language is going to do when an aggressive, unattended and unleashed dog wants to attack your smaller, leashed dog.
As someone who lives in a country full of stray dogs, throwing rocks work or showing that you are also ready to fight kinda works too like clenching your fist and keeping your eyes wide open as if you are going to butcher them. 😂😂😂
Lmfao 😂🤣😅 awesome. Which country is that btw?,,.
@@theprinceoftides6836 somalia
@@brownpunk1794 Sweet. Thanx a lot brownspunk. OMG, and I thought I've got a pretty good username, but I think U just beat me with yours lol.😀 Thanx again. Yea, I think I've seen a while back where some brave peeps R actually feeding huge Hyenas with their hands in the street, I wonder if that's also in Beautiful Somalia?,,.
This is actually true, and the explanation in the video is just wrong, i ever got attck by a dog and i try to attck back by kick the dog and make the dog afraid of me and thats work, but if u you just stay calm like idio00ot not to attck back the dog will bark forever
Just take a rifel and kill every stray dog it worked for my neighbour and it should work for you
I live in the country and I've had encounters with packs of 8 dogs before trying to attack me. The best thing to do is stand your ground and don't show fear I've scared packs of dogs off like this just by running at them and being aggressive. Showing fear and being docile gets you nowhere sorry. All the tips they have said i wouldnt follow cause all the things they said don't do are all the things that have gotten dogs to second guess. If a dog really wants to attack you it will and the only thing you can do is defend yourself.
Yeah, one time a dog was way too close and was looking like it was gonna bite me, so I landed a kick on its face and it ran off, I walk by that spot everyday and the little shit still barks at me but won't get close.
This dumb video only tells you how to keep a dog from getting agressive. It's useless if the dog has already decided to attack.
@@TheEtherny Yes! I was attacked by a dog once a pit/rot mix and it kept trying to bite me but every time a landed a kick on the nose and face.
I did end up losing by balance after kicking over ten time but the dog was more than disoriented by then and was not quick enough to get a good bite in. Kicking is much better than risking your arms.
I can say being aggressive has always worked for me. I saved a friends life in school when the Gardeners dog tried to bite his leg by kicking him on the face with my bulky boots. If you are obviously taller than a dog, Use that and be aggressive in defending urself. My street has around 6-7 dogs always roaming around and some of them are very big. They usually chase down cars, people on 2 wheelers n sometimes if someone is carrying food, but once you pretend to pick a stone/stick and yell at them, they back off immediately. Ofcourse no situation is exactly alike but dont just stand there like a dumb and get mauled.
This advice is so true. The answer is to bring a fight. Give commands like you would your own dog like "get ouuta there" or "move". Show absolutely zero fear. Stand your ground. I called off a pitbull attack while I was holding my puppy. I had been thrpugh a lot and was ready to fight anyway. My fist was clenched and ready to go. Also of note, if you have a bigger dog and they are already in the process of being attacked let go of leash and HELP your dog. Give them a chance to defend or flea. I say people get killed by defending on the run. Attack and stand ground is the absolute answer if you are a full grown man that knows how to fight. An open hand is easier to crush then one that is balled up fist that acts as a club. If bit, clench fist up and use other hand not to grab but to defend and grab eyes. Once they grab on, trying to pull those jaws off of you is useless with most any big dog breed. Go for the body and fight like a mad man.
A neighbor's rottweiler dog ran at me when I checked the mail. He was about 50-feet away when I decided to run at him and throw my coffee cup at the dog. The dog stopped and ran home. He did not know what to do when I became the aggressor instead of him. Also, I was too far away from my house or truck to take cover and avoid the situation. This was my only option, and thankfully it worked. Also, if a dog chases me when I am riding my bike, I always stop and run at the dog while holding my bike. 100% of the time, 25-30, the dog stops and runs home. Needless to say, I disagree with the advice in this video
Lmao he threw his coffee at the dog😂😂😂
@@the_Dark_Knight_12 I threw my coffee cup half-filled with coffee at the dog, lol. 🤣🤣😂😂🙌🙌
@@Isladude204 😂😂😂😂
I’m glad you are okay and safe! 😊😂 You threw your coffee at it! Stay safe y’all! 😂
Normally i just lift my legs up where they wont reach or outrun them when i'm on a bike
I disagree with the kicking advice. It's worked for me a number of times.
Kicking is the real deal …swinging my right leg on its near throat like an upper cut
Works for me too!
Wrap a heavy article of clothing around your arm for them to bite on. If they have a collar, put your hand through the collar, lift the dog's front legs off the ground, turn your wrist 90° and use moderate pressure and the dog should pass out from lack of blood to the head. Remember that a dogs nose is very sensitive a blow to the nose may be a good striking target. If nothing else works find something to throw to see if they'll fetch. I used to work for the post office so dealing with mean dogs became 2nd nature. I've never hurt or abused a dog and those that do will one day pay the price.
Yeh bro might as well have told people to just lay down and play dead.
Υeah dogs dont like getting kicked i used it wearing hard boots on small agressive dog send it crying next day it was licking me instead of trying to bite, ive seen videos of doing the same to wolfdog attack and working
I’ve been chased by a Rottweiler and. German Shepard. I can say without a doubt, that GS put the fear of god into me. I darted across the street into oncoming traffic nearly getting hit in the process. All I heard from behind me was screeching tires and aloud THUMP. Never did look back to see if the dog got hit, just kept running.
Yeah the GS are terrifying ,had one attack my terrier in the woods and i didnt dare to smack with a wooden stick, not to provoke attack on me. I could easily crush his skull with it but i froze.
Yeah I was walking to the gym and a German shepard started charging at me while barking, it had that look in it's eyes that it was ready to attack me, I stood my ground clutched my fists and started yelling at the dog. It turned around and ran away. I was ready to fight for my life.
@@jesus-christ-is-the-truth I had a german shepherd sicked on me by his crazy female owner...he came for me and I said an ancient thai buddhist mantra so he could not bite (supposed to close mouth of dog but he just stood and barked) while also attacking with a thought form (knife cutting his heart)...I won the stand off which lasted about 5 minutes because he got tired and walked off...at first I was walking away from her and then she let him off the leash and sicked him into me...I turned around and stood still and used the knowledge I have...there ARE strong mantras which can achieve some special things like blessed water to make baby come out during difficult child birth...no need for cesarian cut...mantra to make it rain...mantra to bless allergy food so it's ok to eat...many things
I used to be chased by a dog everyday on my day to school for 5 years. Its a terrible feeling to be scared to death everyday.
Good thing is that I got good at running and jumping gates and walls..
At the end of 5 years what I learned was to be as aggressive or more aggressive than the dog when you get cornered. The dog should know that you would kill it if it comes near you. Remind yourself that you are an animal too.
A huge pit came at me and my small dog one time when we were walking. I knew we couldn’t outrun it and there wasn’t anywhere I could put my dog for safety. So once it started running at us I immediately started running directly at it while aggressively shouting 😂. Even my small dog started running towards it and was barking. It turned around and ran away. The important thing that saved us was not hesitating and being quick. Had I hesitated too long before this, it might have sensed fear and called my bluff It’s scary when this happens but you’re physically bigger than them and you need to bring out all your aggressiveness.
No such thing as a Huge Pit.
You have to dig in and find that inner animal we evolved from. Great thinking on your part. Most dogs don't want to fight.
I bring out my inner urge to pet shit. Makes me really kid and I’ll get low while making eye contact while cooing to them. I think it breaks their brain. Imagine you’re someone yelling at someone insults and threats and they respond with sheer adoration and happiness.
@@magnarcreed3801 I would love to believe this works. Not sure I would have the balls doing that with a dog that is already charging at me. Would probably go the safe route and make it understand who's the boss.
It worked because you proved yourself the Alpha.
I was once out walking my dog at my old house and all of the sudden 2 small bulldogs start chasing me. I realize what is happening and I started running, only to find out they were getting closer. My dog was bigger than both of them, the other dogs being slightly larger than a grown French bulldog, yet my dog was scared of the whole situation too. I eventually stopped, adrenaline rushing, and spun around… here’s the funny part. After I spun around, the dogs slowed greatly down, I guess they were expecting me to keep running. The dogs started towards me again, I made eye contact with both of them, and then actually showed my teeth and started lunging back at them. I began to kind of growl and “bark” at them and started to run at them, which somehow created enough disturbance to send them scurrying away. I then ran into my home.
This story is very real, I’m not trying to act tough or anything, as the other dogs were really not much of a threat. I actually thought the whole situation was pretty funny 😆
When i was 8 years old i got mauled by a dog. Since then i despised dogs, until i got my own, small-medium size doggo. I'm a large'ish bloke (6'4 230pounds) and the lil buddy was a really good running partner. That was until the day some bastard got his pit-hybrid loose and it jumped over my fence, grabed my dog and started mauling him, while i was near , splitting wood . The previous fear i felt after i was mauled as a child , turned into rage. Seeing my companion in its jaws, i completely lost it, grabed the axe and swung it will all my might. The entire axe head cleved right trough the spine , ribs and lodged itself into the chest cavity, ending the struggle in an instant. Sadly my savage attack was too late to save my dog from severe injuries, from which he passed away.
wow
did the attacking dog die?
@@s1lent928 it appeared that dogs aren't axe-proof
Proper use for an axe, I'd say!
I think it's important to note that a majority of dogs who bark and lunge agessively are bluffing. They can easily be scared of by showing them it didn't work (throwing things, shouting, and making yourself big). Running away, acting intimidated, and looking the dog in the eyes can turn these bluffs into a real attack.
Another notable bit of information is that a vast majority of dog attacks are by pets. Thanks to intentional training, or lack of it, some people's dogs have had their fear and agressive tendencies amplified, justified, and/or reinforced. Inbreeding and health conditions can also play a large factor in this though.
Honestly, if you are a strong adult male in good shape, that's when you channel your inner monkey, ball up your fists and just shatter bones. Smash bash and slam until it stops moving. No even a 100lb pit bull wants a grown man in a full rage fighting for his life raining down punches and slamming the dog.
I'm with you, any athletic adult male human can take a dog 1 vs 1. I wouldn't mess with a pack, but a single dog is screwed, messing with something twice it's size and with opposable thumbs
Yeah too bad only a minority of people are adult male in good shape. Also a dogs bite can break a bone
I'm sorry but that actually made me laugh, "channel your inner monkey" no dog wants that 😂
@@swaggadash9017 it's the last thing they want 😂😂
@@motortoys9942 Class, I'll remember to unleash my inner monkey man if I get attacked by a dog. People will probably be confused as to why I'm laughing at being attacked by a dog 😂🤌
Why I hate dogs:
When I was five, I was on a walk with my ten year old sister.
A dog was in the distance, and we ignored it and kept walking. Big mistake.
The dog was running at us and barking, the dog then pounced in my sister and ripped lots of flesh from her leg, I was only five, and didn't know what to do, my sister was screaming in pain. I did the first thing that came to mind.
I grabbed a big stick off the ground, and started hitting the dog with it, and the dog attacked me.
It pounced on me and tore the flesh off my arm and broke my arm as well.
My sister had gotten up and we both fought the dog, it looked bad for us.
We were losing, gushing blood, and then, a girl who looked 19 feet walked by us.
She was able to save both of us and fended off the dog.
We had to go to the hospital, eventually, we made a full recovery.
The bad part is that, if the girl had arrived a minute late, we might not have made it.
And that is why I hate dogs.
Not all dogs are bad
@Fruit Fly, Ik, but I don't like dogs
Which country was this
@Andrei_Gemina XIV, true, very true
@The Gamer 360, the UK
Kicking works fine, but you need to be confident that you're going to connect. And you need to put enough force into it to hurt or damage the dog.
A good low sweep to a dogs side is going to be enough to crack its ribs. Most dogs aren't going to continue attacking you with broken bones.
Actually, the key is confidence, I been almost attacked a few times, don't lower your body, slightly raise your shoulders and stand as tall and wide as you can, be prepared to react. Be ready to sacrifice a limb! If dealing with an aggressive dog, they sometimes bite n lock down, you don't want that on your face or head, if you're about to be attacked, be ready to put out your bad arm for the dog to lock onto, rather then him tearing n biting n getting you all over, once he locks you can lift him off the ground with your arm and throw him up n over a fence, get yourself over a fence, or grab a weapon. Another way to make the dog let go if he's bitten n locked down is to pour water or some liquid over his mouth n nose, he'll immediately let go but be ready
Lockjaw is not real that is simply the strength of their bite.
@@HoloScope Still, same logic applies, and actually for pitbulls it does, they're famous for locking
@@anthonyjordan631 Pitbulls do not have lockjaw, because lockjaw does not exist lmao. All it takes is a simple Google search.
@@HoloScope I never said lockjaw, I said tendency to bite n lock down, meaning biting down and not letting go like K9 dogs do, as well as most large dogs, If they bite down n you pull a way they'll hold on. All it takes is a simple google search.
well, I faced a dog by screaming, looking tall and looking directly at its eyes. (while demonstrating not even a single ounce of fear). It worked, it tried to pounce me and I stood my ground, it realised that I wouldnt back down and he retreated
i did the same when 2 German shepherds came running and barking after me. I yelled at them and quickly crouched down garbed 2 handfuls of gravel and stood back up with my hands over my head... before i could even throw the rocks they turned and backed off.
@@1peanut yep. Dogs are terribly good at smelling fear so if you show them none, they will likely back off
I think that's cause you show them that you know what your doing the situation if you show that you are afraid and not knowing how to react they will think your an easy target to attack
same here...I stared it out and puffed myself up and started growling real low...it was touch and go for what felt like 10 minutes...I was going to attack it if it did me...perhaps it knew...I wasn't afraid of the mauling, I was afraid of rabies...I was in India...I'm not sure this is great advice here...I think every encounter is different
@@desiolle2874 if it was rabies it wouldn't have backed away.
Even doing all of the above still doesn't always work. When I was working construction I saw an elderly woman with her puppy going from park garbage cans to garbage cans collecting bottles to recycle for extra money.
Two pits came charging down an alley to attack her and the pup. I ran towards them telling the dogs to go home with assertiveness. At least their attention was off the woman and the pup, but was now focused on me.
It didn't help that the other guys I worked with were too far to call for help. I had to use my hard hat to block the bites, and prayed for God to save me from being mauled. God answered my prayer when my buddy showed up with a back hoe and used that to distract the dogs until I could get in a truck. A cop showed up, and had to use his car to get the dogs away from everyone until animal control arrived. Needless to say the officers car lost its bumpers from the dogs tearing them off.
Calling on the Lord is the only thing that worked.
Jesus is always right there with us...through the easy times and difficult. Praise God , glad you're alright.
🤣🤔✌
Praying to the Lord helps in every day life 🙏
That's great! 🙏
The Lord is mighty to save.
I had so many dog encounters and ive been bite numerous of times that I've learn is instead of run you just charge at them with intentions of attack they can feel that and get scared
I remember when I had to go somewhere I saw a group of angry dogs on the way. I went after a person and i was hoping that they wont attack me. But damn it did, it looked at me and it began to follow me. I started to panic and ran until i was out of breath and it literally chased me SO FAST. People were looking at me weirdly while i started tearing up as i was scared. Fortunately it stopped chasing after some time. It was such a traumatic incident
I was attacked by a dog as a child and I could've died had there not been someone nearby to help. And I NEVER trust when a dog owner says "oh they won't bite". I'm still afraid of dogs. 🙁
Cool story bro
@@playerforty4621 cool comment bro 👍🏻
I’m so sorry that happened to you! Dogs are horrible but yet people chose to be so blind to the simple fact. I don’t understand how a “pet” that attacks so many people all the time can keep the title of “mans best friend”. Please.
@@ivyvanderwall I honestly don't blame the dog at all. The owner was abusive to him and tied him outside to a truck for weeks. He broke off the rope and attacked myself and another friend. I blame the owner. 100%. I've meet extremely sweet dogs since then.
@@ivyvanderwall dogs aren't horrible it's just the owner 💀
As someone who's nearly been the victim of several dog attacks, I can tell you the best thing to do if you have enough space between you, is to calmy bend down, pretend to pick up a rock(or grab one if available). This will slow down the dog. Pretend to pick up another rock and the dog will usually retreat.
Good luck with that.
Several
Funnily enough, this can work without the rock. I used to do lawn care(like fertilization, pesticide application, etc.) so I was constantly going onto people's lawns with dogs who don't know me, often when the owners weren't home/were at work. Often times I would have big dogs start barking at me and sort of charge me, and stead of reacting with fear, or running away, I would sort of kneel down, meet the dog at his level(making me look smaller and less of a threat), and smile and greet him in a friendly, almost playful manner, makimg it look like I'm not only not scared of the dog, but making it look like I'm a friend, or someone to play with.
Granted, essentially all of these dogs most likely had no plans of actually biting/attacking me, and I'm not recommending this at all for a charging/dangerous dog(as it can simply make your head and neck the dog's target of choice), but I found it very interesting how quickly it changed the dogs demeanor/mindset. I've had German Shepards charge me while barking and baring their teeth, ears back,(and worse, with kids in the yard playing with no adult in site, which can be another thing to avoid/watch out for), etc., and as soon as I knelt down and greeted them with a smile, it was almost like they were happy to see me.
Another thing that helps is if you know the dog's name. This can sort of trick it into thinking you know him, or your a family friend, etc. I actually started asking new customers who had big dogs what their names were just in case.
Lastly, having treats can be helpful, but obviously this only in specific scenarios like mine. Obviously you can't go through life walking around with dog treats in your pockets. In fact, it's probably more likely to attract unwanted attention from dogs if anything.
@@Mockturtlesoup1 great feedback! I will say one of my encounters was with a female pitbull who appears to have recently given birth. There's no way in hell I'd want her getting close to me!
@@Mockturtlesoup1 you can go through life with a edged weapon to plung into their neck if they do bite you.✌
Bonus tip. Carry a decent pocket knife or hunting knife. If you're right handed, keep the knife in your right hand, give the dog your bent/ pointed left elbow to bite....then to go to work on homeboy like a Thanksgiving turkey. Won't take much for Fido to realize he just messed with the wrong human being
Heres what you should actually do:
1. turn side ways speak calm and look down
2. If that doesn’t work full confrontation. In deepest voice yell and be as aggressive as possible.
If both steps don’t work and it attacks give an arm pin it down with your weight and go for its eyes.
I will have to disagree about the screaming part. Will share my story in short how it worked for me.
That was when i was 16 years old lad riding my motorcycle in the wilderness early in the morning. I was excited and couldn't wait till my siblings wake up so up i got and rode it all the way away from the camp site without telling anybody. I enjoyed the scenery and rode it left and right of a small mountain side. I heard a dog barking shortly after making my last right and in the distance of 30 meters i saw at least seven dogs barking and charging. Ofcourse being young as i was i stopped, got terrified and froze during which time window they were closing in. After a second or two i gathered myself and i kept saying to myself that i got to get out of here. I turned my bike as fast as i humanely could and started it. I rode a few meters until the old thing stopped working. I look behind me and try to start it again nervously, the dogs were not stopping at distance to bark, i gave up on the idea sooner and took a few steps ahead of where my bike was and in that desperate moment my instincts kicked in but i knew there was no way i could outrun 7 dogs. They meant business and were not stopping the charge anytime soon. I ran a few more steps and that was until their barks sounded really close at least 10 feet away behind me. I turn back instinctively and screamed at the top of my lungs like i never did before and kept screaming until i couldn't. To my relief i saw them scattering and slowly retreating, i turn on my bike and rode away. They didn't chase me again and off i went to the camp, half way riding in a van was my father, he said they heard screams and feared it was me so they went out looking for me, i told him everything and was grounded for a month but i was happy that i survived.
So in conclusion at least in my experience screaming absolutely works and you can bet that i will use the same method if it comes to that again.
Also kicking works very well
@@petrospetromixos6962 I do not know if kicking works or not but i surely do know for a fact that i will not stand still if a dog is biting me, i will do more than kicking, i might as well even bite it back and see how it likes it lol. You got to do what you gotta do in order to survive.
Once a dog barked and started to follow me on a street
Immediately I stop & turn towards him talking to myself in my head "Okay, you want this? Let's do it". I look at him like a total badass and stand firm like a gladiator.
The dog legit stopped and walked away as if he was joking, lol. I feel like he was genuinely afraid and didn't want any trouble
Pffft give over
We just had a lady in South Carolina that lost both arms from three pit bulls attacking her while she walked down a back road in the countryside
Young woman in Toronto Canada was mauled badly by two large dogs on a quiet local street. Lost hunks of flesh. Police were called by witnesses who saved her life but this has a very chilling effect on pedestrians walking at night. The owner was arrested and charged, btw. Her dog was put down. People need to have a plan nowadays. Animals of all kinds are totally out of control.
I was followed by 3 German shepherds and that’s my most scariest experience I’ve had
I was attacked by a pitbull in 2013.
It kept lunging for my thighs & testicles.
Luckily, I never leave home without a good blade. Drew my Spyderco Military, & slashed it across the nose several times.
I won that fight, but damn, it was a terrifying experience.
I doubt it . Do you even know what a pit bull is?
@@rawjan39 Yes, it's a type of disgusting mutt.
Quit lying. You couldn't even pick out a pitbull in line of 5 dogs. Simpleton
Id have stab it's throat so it could not attack others.
Would a rubber knife work? 🤔🤣
Well, I Injured a pit bull few days back as he jumped on me when I was walking to my home. I grabbed his neck and punched his face like I have no other work or reason to live or die. After that, I punched his owner too. Then I looked around and tried to find who next but unfortunately there was no one. I felt sad and I left.
Lol, r u joking?
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@FLASH What is wrong with you???
@@peterh3263 Probably thinks every pitbull is agressive. Or did not just know anything about dogs?
@@jellyjelly2313 maybr
As a dog myself, I know exactly what calms an angry dog down! When I know I'm going to be around other dogs especially aggressive dogs I don't know, I make sure to share my steak with them. Works 100% of the time, and I make a new friend!
"As a dog myself" you mean, you are a dog 🐶
Haha that's a good dog right there
Me and my brother were riding around and a pack of 5 dogs came rushing at us. I saw them and yelled for my brother to stop riding and to stand still. Apparently it helped because as soon as we stopped the dogs stopped and ran the other way.
There's no proper why to defend against dog attack if u to damage the dog by shooting it of stab it or hit whit something do what u must do to survive that attack even if u must kill it. In a situation like that ur life matters the most ok so don't listen to these vlogger and lose ur life trying do it by the book cause there's no such thing as a dog attacks protocol ok
True, safety first!
I agree....I screamed for help, and neighbours pulled me into their house.
Very true.
Use your own clothing by taking off your shirt and use it to strangle the dog if needed. Dogs are strong, but most of us men are stronger.
Great advice 👍
I've been on a few situations and I noticed that crouching, facing diagonal and not making eye contact works, at least for me. I also tell the dog in a low deep voice like "sit", "heel", "stop" and so on. The dog(s) just sniffs, getting calmer and walk away. No luck with cats though. I had 0 bites from dog but around 10 for cats including play bites xD
That's what my mom thought me about dogs👍
Cats are the worst, and they shud not be allowed outside without an owner on a leash
@@playerforty4621 u need to earn the cats loyalty so it wont bite u and if a unknow cat jumped and attack u u can just pick it up and throw it somewhere humans are biggerr than cats so why do people run from cats dogs should be dogs cause more deaths and injures especially the "he doesnt bite"
Yeah cats will sit there and watch you get your ass kicked or watch while your house is being robbed and say it sure sucks to be you don't it NOW FEED ME!
@@RobloxTroller609 Cats can mess you up though, they're smaller, faster, and more agile and once they sink their claws anywhere on you it's hard to get them off especially if they get your face because they like to go for the eyes so don't sell them short.
I have a disability, and one of the things that happens to me is that my body produces adrenaline randomly. So sometimes I can't just walk calmly past a dog, and not have it pick up on the adrenaline. Therefore, I've been attacked and bitten by small dogs, as well as full size dogs on a few occasions.
My wife was attacked by the same Pit bull three times, on three different occasions, (chased into our own home) losing the use of both of her hands for a few weeks each time.
My dog (husky) was attacked and nearly bled out by a Pit bull.
Damn you better put that adrenaline to good use an protect your home 😂
This is why I get so pissed that my neighbor keeps on letting their dog off leash when it has absolutely 0 recall skills. One time I was walking my dog when they let their dog out as we were passing by. It started stalking us as we were walking away, completely disregarding the owners verbal commands to come back. The owner SLOWLY walks up to her dog (who was very clearly posturing & trying to challenge my dog) taking her sweet ass time & tells me that “it’s ok she’s only a puppy she won’t bite”. Her “puppy” is fully grown, must’ve been at least 70lbs, not listening to her commands, stalking me & my dog, & already starting an eye fight w my dog (who most likely would’ve seriously injured her if it came down to it) lol. Like lady idc if you think your dog is good, what I know for sure is that you have absolutely no control of her & should never be letting her off leash in the first place. I don’t want my dog getting into a fight & getting hurt & I don’t want any other dog getting hurt either bc of irresponsible owners. I don’t have any issues w well balanced dogs w great recall walking off leash. But you need to actually train your dog to earn that privilege. My dog is very well mannered but I still NEVER let him off leash in public bc his recall isn’t the best. So now I never walk my dog without a dog spray & an airhorn. I suggest everyone carry at least a dog spray or pepper spray everywhere. It’s better to have it & not need it than need it & not have it
Lawsuits can be a deterrent once owners of pit bulls get their asses sued off. Even here in Canada, dogs and coyotes are attacking children, women, elderly persons. Even a local cop had to shoot one that tried to rip his pant leg off!
A dog tried to attack me early in the morning on the road as I was jogging. It was still dark and the owner had left it outside or it had escaped. It was a large dog, and I knew there were three of them in the yard, very vicious ones, luckily only one was outside. I screamed when it came at me, from part fear and part for intimidation. It stopped, maybe he thought not better mess with me as I'm quite tall and have a deep voice. I will continue to do that if ever I face this kind of threat because it worked for me.
Was attacked by two dogs. The one in front made the noise and acted aggressively, while the other dog quietly snuck up behind and grabbed my achilles tendon and tried to pull me to the ground. I was screaming and neighbors pulled me to safety into their home. That's what saved me.
Next time use your mokey powers and grab something with your opossable thumbs to hit them.
I had the exact same experience as a teenager. Luckily I was wearing boots and the bite to my achilles tendon did nothing. I wound up killing that smaller dog with a strong head stomp and the bigger dog in front ran away.
Same... A car just stopped next to me and save me!🙏🙏Thank God.
That experience was really scary.
@@Uberragen21 ok bru, but why the small dog 😭
@@HoloScope it was the one that was actively biting me. The other was merely a distraction, while the smaller one came up and grabbed my ankle. I was very lucky I was wearing boots.
Don't ever feel bad for vicious and dangerous animals. The world is a dangerous place and you must look out for yourself and your family first. 👍
Happened recently while I was on a jog, 3 strays charged towards me, I stood my ground, stomped one leg foward & barked back... It could be it was a lucky day for me & unsure if it would help for every person...
One thing I keep in mind in these situations is that "I am the bigger threat", stare them down until it/ they are out of your range & have a mindset of "I will harm u if needed" ofc I wouldn't do that to it/ them but attitude plays a part probably...
But it could've also been just my lucky day. That said hope y'all are safe from harm & would never have to encounter if u can avoid it.
You gotta BE the bigger threat, don't just mentally repeat it. You gotta be violent; the dogs/coyotes are. They WILL kill you.
@@marktwain368 noted with thanks
Had 3 aggressive dogs come up on me while walking through a neighborhood. My instincts told me if I stood still I was toast. So I postured up and confidently walked at them and barked back with fists ready. And they backed down. I give God the glory for protecting me but I guess I literally did the opposite of this video and it worked lol
You forgot to mention a crucial thing.
If an aggressive dog bite you and lock it's jaws do not try to rip your hand or leg away from the dog.
The more you pull, the stronger dog's jaw will bite.
If you pull too hard as dog expect you will, you're at risk ripping out tissue, muscles, arteries and tendons.
Instead push it towards the dog.
It is reaction dog is evolutionary not expecting from any living being, so it'll at worst confuse him a bit, at best it'll let go of the hand, or leg.
Lockjaw is not real 😂 wow you really fell for that one huh
That's just their bite force
@@HoloScope you do understand that the worst thing you can do is try to shake dog off your leg or arm once the dog has good grip on it with its jaws and teeth?
My next door neighbour a carpenter by trade, pretty powerful guy, was attacked by his American Stratfordshire dog that he bought as a pup.
He violently tried to shake him off his arm after it latched on it and in the process ripped his arteries, veins, tendons and tissue.
The damage was horrifying.
He required 3 operations to try repair the damage, but his arm is only barely usable now.
Absolutely horrific injuries.
He shouldn't tried to rip his head of his arm.
The more he shook and trashed his arm, the stronger the dog was holding onto it.
He should've instead push his arm into dog, because that's not what dog expects.
The dog could let it go and try attack again, or just hold onto it until help arrives.
But trying to rip it out is about the worst you can do.
If there's 3 dogs and they're attacking you, that's a different story.
If you don't get away, they'll rip you apart bit by bit, so in that case your main priority is to get away from them regardless the damage they do to you, since they'll kill you anyway if that's their intention.
@@trade1713 yes I know that, I was just saying that "lockjaw" is not real. A lot of people believe that dogs have a mechanism in their mouth or can move their jaw in a certain way that it will literally lock their jaw in place.
Lol I still remember when a dog jumped on me and I fell on the ground. It tried bite me but my instincts kicked and I grabbed that dog's neck and slammed it agains the ground. Luckily it didn't die. The dog retreated
@@thecalmplayer6555 smh you should've twisted his head
I’ve been attacked many times. I’ve hit them with rocks and kicks in the face. And I yelled like a death metal singer. After I stunned them with a hard front kick , they stopped. Then I kicked them again. When I was little I ran hard. Was lucky to get away. If it’s not more than two dogs and they aren’t huge, you can get away or make them stop attacking you long enough to get away. If it’s one dog , use a guillotine choke. Once a dog is in a guillotine choke, he’s at your mercy.
I had to overcome an attack dog while unarmed one time long ago. Barely managed to intercept the force of his chest as I crouched low to intercept him. It was very difficult and he was very heavy but I managed to separate his paws from the ground while squeezing his neck. I had large well trained hands and he died just before I threw his dead body at his owner.
I remember one time I had a job where I had to walk to people's door and put the flyers on the door noobs. It was simple and good exercise. One day as I was walking towards another neighborhood, there was an old white house with three large mix breed dogs standing on the porch a few yards from my right. I though they were tied and since the fence was those old wooden one that anyone could easily jump over or go unders I decided to keep moving forwards. At that moment I could hear small growls and scuffs coming from the three dogs and to my surprise they didn't have any leash holding them back, and began to head towards me. In that instance I knew there was no way I could outrun the three canines, or make any sudden movements. Instead I stood completely still and steady my breath, looking at the ground. as all three began to walk around me and sniffing my legs, hands and rear. After a few minutes, they either lost interest or saw I was no threat and headed back to the house. Not taking any chances I slowly began to walk backwards, turn around and slowly headed towards my car.
There's never been a time that I thank God so much for keeping safe.
I think its a matter of showing superiority in his area..i was once charged by a dog while i accidently tresspassed..it chased me till i completely crossed its owners area and later ignored me as if nothing happened ..
Yeah those kinds of dogs would probably come up and lick you out in public if they're on a walk too.. a lot of dogs are territorial and will defend their land/property to the death though.
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Lol i had a dog charge at me from so far away like wtf there was an old woman sitting next to me, i was walking out of the supermarket and entered the street, it was on an another street but still charged. All i did was run and scream in fear as that was a husky i think. NEVER TRT TO OUTRUN IT, i was running while screaming and i think the screaming mad her spare me. () ADVICE : dont encounter dogs. Dont walk. Dont leave house. Dont live. Go onto a different planet maybe
My dad always told me growing up that under actual attack, the most certain way to win will hurt. Bad. Take a bite on the hands while grabbing the upper and lower jaw and then violently twist them apart. THIS WORKS BUT IS DISGUSTING TO SEE.
In my experience, most times being aggressive or simply standing your ground will scare a dog away, if not, it's a dog and you can ragdoll it. The nose is sensitive, as is the head to punches and if you get a bite, use it to grab it by the neck and pin it down and sit on it until the grunts turn to moans out of exhaustion.
Last year i also experienced a horrific dog attack on Eid day. I was going to the mosque to pray i saw a mad dog barking from far in my way i ignored him and started going when i come close to him like 8-9m he started approaching me he was angry when he was like 2m from me i started running to defend myself from attack suddenly a bike rider came i stopped him and sit on his bike but still the dog wanted to hurt me the rider was kind he defended me by his kick Then dropped me off to next street. He said: you must have done something to him thats why he was so angry i told him that i was just going idk what happened what person he found in me but I thanked him to save my life Alhumdulillah❣ from that day i avoid the street if their is a dog near.
I had the traumatic experience of being charged by a dachshund (a vicious little beast). I just stood still as he tried his best to bite my legs. Luckily for me, I was wearing sweat pants and he was having a hard time figuring things out. To make a long story short, his owner came and picked him after about 15-30 seconds of this. I know 😓😓😓.
shoulda kicked the worthless manmade mutant
I was once attacked by a Great Dane, he came running to me and my old lab, I started yelling and kicking the dog, eventually I got so angry, and I started throwing punches at the dog, hit him in the nose and neck, he crunched and started crying at the same time he backed up, I felt bad for hurting the dog, but at the end it was him or us, survival instinct is what you can relate on in a situation like this
This is super helpful. Thnx 👍👍
The best way to avoid dog attack is to attack it back and show him you are more dominant but at the same time allow a small space for him to sneak away
Pitting any living thing with its back against the wall is 50/50. You’re asking for a fight.
@@Lon3Starr ... If you try to walk away it is 100/0
Yes, I have been doing that and it works.
@@Falcon_Kashmir that’s a fact.
@@Lon3Starr what can you do? most people cant outrun a dog, and youll most likely activate the dogs predatory instinct when you run
If I don’t move or stand still it will eat my ears nose and lips
Don't take advice from "UA-camrs", you wouldn't live long
ahahahahahahahah this video is so full of shit
I've found that barking at dogs as if you are a dog too, will confuse the attacking dog and they won't know what's happening and they'll run away
Oh sure, you fooled them good. They must have thought you were a dog, even though you had deodorant on to cover the armpit smell.
I was attacked once by a dog. I charged it and roared like a beast. The dog was terrified and ran back the way it came. This method works with black bears too.
This guy calls every animal as “beasts” xD
Lo true
Give me rent
I stopped an attack with body language and a shout "No". I was walking my dog on a beach and pit mix came charging us. When I saw the dog drop his head for the final charge. I put myself in front of my dog, faced the dog, pointed and yelled "No". The dog stopped in his tracks like he hit a wall. Looked around like "what was that"? Or, "That wasn't me". I had totally intercepted that dogs brain.
It's what takes them out of their predator versus prey mode. Quick movements, spinning around and running off just triggers their impulse to attack. It's the hardest thing for someone to do in the moment, but the best thing is to be as chill as possible, treating them like your own dog and they need a stern command to stop. Like you said, it throws them off.
@@4seeableTV The quickness of the dog's response was what impressed me. I couldn't have intercepted his brain any better if I had a club.
@@chrisazure1624 I hear ya. It's not always easy to not want to get the hell out of there, but in most cases it will be far better than triggering them.
@@4seeableTV I broke nearly every rule in this video except for running. I presented a determined threat to the dog, yelled and faced it down. Maybe I got lucky. Maybe the target really was my dog and when I stepped in front it broke its focus. I don't know, but I know the dog was mentally overwhelmed in an instant.
@@chrisazure1624 when I walk my dog I have a flashlight zapper that I bought on Amazon and a can of pepper spray. that'll be the last thing I try other than just trying to be chill. worst case is if there is a pack of dogs who are rabid. You're just going to become minced meat.
It happens regularly on my road to college. Dog burks and tries to run after me for bite when I'm on bike. One day I slowed down when he was chasing. He didn't run fast as he was doing on the other days after seeing me slowed down and looked at his eyes. Stopped the bike and chased him back and kicked him very hard. From that day that dog never tried to chase me again. And I've tried this trick several times after that with many dogs. Slow down try to kick him even when you're on the bike. Look in his eyes.
I remember when I went walking to the post office in my hometown, two dogs opened the gate cuz apparently their owner forgot to close it properly and they ran straight towards me. I had my hands in my pockets, when I heard the two mutts barking, I turned and stared defiantly and readied the folding 🔪 Knives🔪 in my pockets. A neighbor came to my aid and took the dogs to her house to prevent form attacking me.
And that's why I NEVER leave home unarmed.
I worked as a mailman for a year and was unknowingly doing pretty much everything in this video right. I think it saved me from being bitten several times.
this is probably the worst video on how yo deal with dogs
@@TylerDurden-mv9vd fr
Animals have emotions, so if owners say their pet doesn't bite, remember this: "If a cat wants to look after your fish, don't believe him." ~African proverb😬
Not the same as humans
. when a pit bull is charging always put on a puffy jacket🤣
Being as I've been riding bikes and dealing with dogs since I was young, I've had great success with holding my ground and swinging back. Most dogs don't want competition, they want dominance. If they see your willing to fight and they might get hurt, they back down. This of course requires that you learned how to throw a decent punch in your lifetime. Rocks and sand work to. Btw pepper spray costs like $8 at sporting good stores.
Well, I was attacked by a big German Shepard, at first I was scared and stood still, when it wouldnt stop, I charged and gave it a heavy kick on his head and it went unconscious for some moments.
Similar for me as well but I broke its jaw with a lucky swing. Flipped me off my bike and lunged at me when I was standing up.
Such a dumb gsd, as if it was waiting for you kick.
Lmao
As kind as dogs are… nothing is worse than a mad dog 😭
Dogs aren't kind.
Except you know… humans.
@@wayofthekodiak3118
Idk I’ve seen kind dogs.
@@wayofthekodiak3118 all dogs have that hierarchy mindset. They may look innocent and stupid, but deep down they see you as an enemy if you disobey them
Pitbull for me are mad dog
One day I went for my usual running and some dud let his 2 attack dogs to run free in my village and I didn't see them not until halfway my track(open field) that they saw me and started charging at me, I immediatly started sprinting,screaming and literally shiting my pants towards my home, thankfully they didn't chase me.
My concern would be more than two big dogs. I was attacked once dogsitting and he was about 150lbs. I wrapped my arm around his neck and pinned him down on the ground. He submitted after trying to squirm and fight for a bit but I felt him relax and started to pet him. After that he never messed with me again and acts submissive now
"A study published in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence has confirmed a link between ownership of high-risk dog breeds and deviant behaviors, crimes against children and domestic violence."
And every single one of those owners should have to wear a tee-shirt saying that every time they take their dog out in public.
It happened to me once, I just calmly punched the dog really hard on the nose. He just backed off
To be honest, fear is your worst enemy. When you realize that dogs are not even half as deadly as you are, you won.
The thing which always works is don't respond to the dog and walk as you were, don't speed up even if they come close to you, I can guarantee they won't bite you if do this and after you move away from their territory they will leave.
Your guarantee doesn't comfort me. It's a question of fighting for your life, or the life of your baby or spouse, I'm gonna kill. The law is on my side.
I disagree with yelling
Once, me and my friends were attacked by 5 or 6 big dogs. The fact that one of my friends yelled at them,saved us all
“Don’t kick”
What?! If a dog starts running at me I’m not gonna play sit with it. I’m attacking it and possibly throwing some haymakers as well. That full kick to the face while the dog is running full speed MUST do some wonders
Yeah i got attacked by two big dogs kicked one and they both run away if i didnt kick they would maybe even kill me, thats stupid advice
I grew up with packs of dogs I had to pass every day & definitely the key is to remain calm. They usually just wanted to defend their territory & most times if I stood still they would pass me & turn towards each other.
One day a big dog jumped at me, I defended my face & it took my wrist in its teeth. I tried pulling back but it started a tug if war. I GOT ANGRY then & when it released slightly I shoved my whole hand down its throat. It tried to back up but I wouldn't let it. I knew it couldn't apply pressure with its jaws wedged open. Not bad for a 10 year old with attitude. That dog never challenged me again. I have been very fortunate to have faced down at least 3 other separate attacks. The fact was, I knew I would be fighting for my life. But you must be brave ENOUGH to do it. Yes you'll get bitten but you won't feel it at the time. if they bite you fall into the bite with your whole body fall on top of them. Gouge the eyes. bee brutal. You must. If they have your arm grab their tail & break it upwards. Protect your neck by pulling your head down into your shoulders prepare to fight. They'll realise your not backing down & should back off.
Perfect advice
Exactly as @@gotnitro4329 said 👌🏻
This is exactly what I would do: "offer" my forearm and then it is on. But I am 6'3 240lbs. You pulling that off at 10y of age is impressive af. 🙏🏻👍🏻🏆
Totally my method too. Amazing instincts at 10😊
Its not smart to gouge the eyes they will go into a rage a dogs real weak spots are behind its head its neck under its ribs the smartest thing to do honestly it pick up a weapon
@@tsuzari3036 in a dog attack, fighting with the intent to maim or kill extrapolates a humans odds of success 1v1. A 120lb dogs rage means nothing against a 170-200lb male and sometimes woman's equivalent rage. Our weight and intelligence gives us the advantage over most dogs breeds. 2 dogs against 1 human is a different story though.
This video was much needed rather than facing those wild animals as dogs are literally everywhere
Ive only had one bad experience with dogs and it was my coworkers golden retriever. He warned me about petting him but i loved dogs too much and ive been in plenty of play fights with young pups to understand how dogs move.
So i went to pet his dog and it quickly latched right onto my right hand and just instinctively i could tell the dog was gonna yank straight back and down on my hand and then try to shake its head all over. So i got my footing right and formed my hand into a fist the best i could and moved with the dogs head. Had i stood still and gave that dog resistance… it surely wouldve done more damage to my hand. It was kinda like turning your head as you take a punch to reduce the damage. My buddy got the dog off of me pretty quickly and all i got was this 2 inch scar on the top of my hand.
TIP.....take off an item of clothing. wrap it round your hand and put it between you and the dog if it starts charging. This is as a last resort of ofcourse but it will provide the dog something to chew on that isn't YOURSELF. The teeth may still go through, but it'll lessen the dmg as it isn't direct.
When I was a child, this black pit bull my neighbors named "Bull" would chase us home every day after we got off school bus, but never got a chance to bite my brother and I, this was in the 1970s, one day after we got off bus three older boys starting harassing my brother and I all of a sudden Bull came running down the street, one thing about Bull is that this time he wasn't barking those guys had no idea he was hauling ass towards our direction, Bull tore into them like a lion he bit each one on the legs individually, one of the tried to kick Bull, he knocked the boy to the ground and bit his arm so bad you could see the meat hanging from his wound, my brother and I stood there dumbfounded, they eventually ran away each one in a different direction, then Bull did something very unusual, he sat in front of us and wagged his tail panting, I apprehensively reached my hand out to pet him when he jumped on me and started licking my face, he jumped down and ran around us happily barking, I decided to take Bull home to my neighbor Miss Dole, I told her how Bull saved us from the bullies, she said I always let Bull out at 3:45 so he can meet you at the bus stop I love watching you and your brother run down the block with him every day, I told her "Mam I thought Bull was trying to bite us, she said no dear, I've trained him to protect every child on this street. After that we would come by Ms. Doles house and take Bull for walks on weekends, it was great knowing that if while Bull was with us no one could hurt us without getting a chunk of their ass missing. He was a great dog.
Hahaha what an amazing story
I once got chased by a dog, I thought I was beginning to outrun it when all of a sudden, I heard a loud crack and then a whoosh and then I just stopped running and stared in absolute shock as I realised that the dog was wearing a jetpack and just flew right past me.
I doubt it . Majority of people in the 70s didn’t have pit bulls because the Old Timers wasn’t selling the Real Pit bull to the General Public . There’s no pit bulls in this video
@@djinnxx7050 Yep, sounds about as realistic as the OP's story
@@wayofthekodiak3118 It actually happened though. I heard his owner yelling "Be careful, Gromit!".
pushing their eyeballs out thru their ears, levels the playing field considerably.also the ankle joints just above the paws are easily breakable as well.
NOW you're talking!
So if a dog attacks me:
1) Don't be there
2) Don't run
3) Don't cry for help
4) Don't even make eye contact
5) Don't jump.
Pretty beta strategy
Being calm and staying steady without sudden movements is best thing you can do to begin with, but it depends on situation, how big and aggressive dog is or is it solo or in the group. Confronting pack of dogs is almost always tougher challenge. I've noticed that dogs react very well on your voice, many times i didn't panic or run, but started talking with dog and even though it doesn't understand me, it does get impression through my voice about my intention or in other words am i honest or not. Interesting thing is that dogs do like when you give them respect and respect their territory. So kinda being humble ,with calm low voice asking from them permission to walk by, worked in my case many many times even with bigger more dominant dogs,i became friend with many of them.
no. dogs only understand violence. so thats the way you hvae to be. violent.
This video is mainly about trained dogs, but dealing with wild and stray dogs is pretty different, the main difference is that for wild dogs you want to appear as a threat so you scare it away, I usually take a few seconds to charge up a scream.
A German shepherd tried to kill me unprovoked when I was in middle school. I was walking to school and it just ran up from behind me and and ripped part of my ear off and I suffer from social anxiety ever sense. I hate dogs, and it's sad that people will still call me evil for hating them after what that dog did to me for no reason.
I once came across the largest pibull I have ever seen in person, or on TV. This dog was jacked to the nines. Head and jaws bigger than my head. I was walking home from my senior highschool, felt something following me, turned around and it was just there. I didn't even hesitate to go up to it and pet it. Letting it sniff my hand first. I showed no fear. For one because I was pretty big myself, and two, I was told never to show fear to a wild, or aggressive animal, including dogs. It instantly submitted the moment I showed it I didn't present a danger. I was able to inspect it and it definitely was on roids. Couldn't wrap my hands around it legs. It was probably a fighting dog. The city I grew up is known for that sadly.
I kept a rather large framing hammer in my stroller. That seemed to curtail an aggressive dog one time.
I’m be real when I say if a dog tries to attack me I’m going to try to snap it’s neck it made its decision I’m just creating the outcome
First line of defense, carry a walking stick and use it to put distance between you and the dog. If it gets too close, swing hard. That usually works to make it back off. Turn to face the dog and advance slowly without making eye contact. If you are walking away or standing sideways, it emboldens them. I was attacked by a pack of feral dogs walking in the city and made the mistake of turning to walk the other direction when I saw them. They started chasing and two bit my legs. I turned and looked ready to kick and they scattered. From that day forward I carry a heavy stick on walks and I always face growling dogs whether I’m retreating or advancing.
Having been attacked multiple times by large dogs I can say this vidro holds truth. It wont however keep me from reacting the same way I always do. Backup. Grab a weapon. Stare the dog down. Then move forward and let the attack begin. I have survuved every attack. At least 1 of the dogs has not. The only dog I treat differently is a rottweiler. They actually lose you if you stop moving. Stay still but facing them. Dont run if you are bluff charged. It will take 10 minutes but eventually they will wander away.
Just make sure you stand your ground, speak sternly to the dog, and look into its eyes. That's worked for me in 2 scary moments with unknown dogs.
I completely disagree with this. I had a several encounters with the dogs running at me. I always stud still turned towards the dog showing him to stop with my stretched out hand and telling him something like: hey! to stop him. And then I just continue speaking with him with a calm voice like: what's the problem. I won't bother you I am leaving. This usually calm them. Every time they either lost interest and turned around or stopped and just continued barking. Then I just slowly walk away. The worst thing is turning your back on him.
It's the owner who let hus dog walk free when he knows that he shouldn't do that because the dog got anger issues.
Two stray dogs charged at me, my dog and another stray. I just screamed at them and one of them ran off while the other one went for the other stray. Luckily no dogs were harmed and their only goal was to keep that other stray away from their territory.
Request: How to Survive a Baboon Attack
What about a werewolf attack
@@sammylawrence6561 interesting
I know how to survive a dog attack, PULLS OUT GUN*
When I was younger I kill a dog by accident, the dog bite and I was bleeding, I pick a rock and I hit him in the head, that dog just died there, I was crying bc I love dogs and cats. Sorry for doing that brothers, everyday i feel bad for that pitbull.
Dogs can turn at any moment, it they feel your a threat and if your invading there space. Even friendly dogs. I know an actually owner who got his face ripped off due to owner just shouting at the for not following orders. Again if a dog feels threatened it will go into defensive mode
No. The video shows a dog attack a man running not threatening. Its in thir nature to attack not love.
@@ACORNyMOFO I didn’t mention anything about the video buddy ☺️
Babies in the US have had faces ripped off by their parents' own animals. Dogs are dangerous.
Pull the collar immediately upwards.
Cuts the circulation to the brain and forces them to stop doing anything
I was told that once, hand under the collar lift and twist. Another one is grab the front legs if you can and splay them it can wreck the ribs and kill them.
What collar? 🤔
@@Jd-ke2ku yes go do that while it's trying to bite you, see if you can grab his front legs without having him bite you in the arm/neck