Comments on: Can You Fight A Dog? If So, Could You Expect To Win?

By: Jesse

Jesse — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 07:47:22 +0000

if you ever find yourself forced into a fight with a dog, kicking is ok, punch sure wye not, but to tell you the truth, if it’s one dog, and only one dog heres how to win and kill it, if you can handle the pain or have something to protect your arm.

a dog on instinct will go for the neck, well most trained dogs will, so give it a target, your arm, guard your neck and torso, and keep a hard stance, when it bites your arm, it will hurt…alot… well anyways, this is about living and not getting beat to sh*t, well wrap your other arm around its neck and pull with that arm as you push with the arm bien bitten, youle snap it’s neck and the dog goes down for good.

By: Kyle W

Kyle W — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 06:24:45 +0000

I got the chance to live this thought-experiment out last month. My wife & I were walking our two Terrier/Retrievers (Betty & Jo) when we saw our next-door neighbor walking his Akita/Pit-Bull, Romeo. We got to the opposite side of the road & onto a driveway to let him pass. Our neighbor stopped about 15ft away to chat with us for a bit, when his dog broke its leash & charged Betty.

He was across the road in less than a second & clubbed her down with a single swipe. I was still holding her leash & I think all 3 of us were stunned for an instant. But then Romeo bit down on Betty’s neck & she made this horrible yelp I’ll never forget, which had the effect of wiping away any shock.

I was down on my knees next to them so fast I burned huge holes in my pants (and my knees) and used my hands to grab both parts of Romeo’s jaws from the outside. I used his own jowls as a pair of nice makeshift gloves and pulled him off my dog.

I was probably well on my way to breaking Romeo’s jaw when his owner grabbed him away from me & got him under control. From there my wife & I raced our dog back home & then got Betty to the vet. The vet said we were lucky, Romeo was biting to kill & might well have broken Betty’s spine, but all he got was that one good bite in.

My dogfighting technique worked perfectly, 80lbs of pit-bull was made as helpless as a 5 year old child. With my hands squeezing his jowls onto his fangs he couldn’t bite, or pull away, because he had to bite himself to do that as well. But I had the advantage of the dog being completely focused on killing mine, so I can’t recommend it as a general tactic.

By: Peter Lake

Peter Lake — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 09:07:18 +0000

Depends on the dog.
The wounds from a dog even 60+ pounds can take years to heal, if they ever do.
Dogs bred to fight will hold on to you and never let go unless you cut off the head.
The idea of “sacrificing” a left arm to fight with the dog is correct — you could lose it.
Don’t trust the notorious breeds (American Stafforshire Terrier, American Pit Bull etc.) if they’re not leashed and under control.
And then there’s the Dogue de Bordeaux (pit bull on steroids), Cane De Corso etc……bigger and badder.
One picked up a friend’s dog at a dog show and ran off with it.
Be careful.

By: Ron Page

Ron Page — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 02:39:10 +0000

Most people underestimate dogs, who are genetically programmed to hunt and kill. I’ve been attacked before, and the lessons learned are stand your ground and have some type of weapon, even if it’s just a pocketknife. If you have a cudgel, don’t waste time on legs and backs and ribs. Take out the dog’s eyes, pulp his nose, try and break his upper/lower jaw. Inflicting structural damage on key organs like eyes ensures you will come out on top.

By: baz

baz — Wed, 27 May 2009 20:43:53 +0000

Talking about fighting a dog is like talking about fighting a shark or a bear. There will never be a good moment, it will come and you’ll panic and your reflexes will shield your face but it’ll prob still get through to your throat immediately.

But yeh just aim for the eyes when it jumps to bite you *rolls eyes that are as safe as the dogs*