it would be interesting to study how/if cats defend other cats against roughly cat-sized threats.
it would be interesting to study how/if cats defend other cats against roughly cat-sized threats.
If a person reacts aggressively and not trying to escape, a dog is easily defeated. Just have to protect your throat and keep facing the dog. Allow it to grab you on a limb , preferably a hand or arm, and you have control. Humans have three mouths , dogs only one. Force your hand / arm into the dogs mouth and do not pull away. Use the other hand to control the snout and remove the eyes. Use your mouth to destroy the snout and associated bone structure. If you can get your hand into the mouth reach for the lungs and asphyxiate the animal. Two Dogs gets tricky. Three dogs is deadly.
Sure, if you're fighting a 50 pound Australian Shepherd, have at it. If you're fighting a 150 pound German Shepherd, you're going to die.
He didn’t mean it at all. I don’t even think he knew it happened. He was pretty dumb, but that is beside the point.
OP’s advice isn’t actually awful. If I actually had to fight Ben Dog, I would have no option but to go into the mouth. Same for grizzlies. But.... I would not want to do this and am certain I would take a lot of damage.
This would be a case where the only way to win would be to avoid.
What?
She's still laughing.
Also: How does one shove their arm down a dog's mouth if the dog's mouth is already busy biting the non-free arm?
While I'd never want to try it a swift punt would end a cat attack surely
But that’s a bit of a delayed effect.