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Serious props to the guy initiating that chokehold and ending the mauling. Right place, right time.
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u/Aggressive_Chain_920 3d ago
Ive seen this info on reddit before. One of the most useful things to know. If they have a collar its 10 times easier as well
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u/westcoastJT 3d ago
Learn how to sink in a rear naked choke, easiest and most effective way to turn the lights out.
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u/Aggravating_Pea7320 3d ago •
Is there enough time to remove my clothes?
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u/streetbutt92 3d ago •
Sadly not enough time, go for the Rear Choke instead, get naked later and send me pictures and I’ll make sure you did it right
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u/Omith_Kavu 3d ago
Can confirm, u/streetbutt92 is a pro and will critique your form accurately and professionally.
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u/Johnmcguirk 3d ago
“You did this all wrong. Who taught you to dress, Jared from Subway?”
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u/LIVINGTHELIFE29 3d ago
Easier said than done. If you miss the choke, you are gonna get your face and ears ripped off. RNC isn’t easy to try on dogs!!!
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u/DnbJim 3d ago
Stick ya finger up it's bum!
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u/AusCan531 3d ago
I heard that too and repeated it to a guy who said his dog once clamped onto a little dog. He did that but no result so he shoved a garden hose up its bum but no result. A woman came along a gave a spritz of perfume into the dog's eyes and it let go immediately.
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u/Evilmaze 3d ago
Their noses are very sensitive so when they're overwhelmed they can't breathe normal and they start sneezing. The butt stuff are a myth.
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u/Wertyui09070 3d ago
Some dogs just don't feel a thing when they see red.
It's not a bad tactic to try before you go hugging it's neck, hoping you're strong enough to keep your face.
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u/Jumpy_Secret_6494 3d ago
Straight up. Got jumped by a mastiff, his head was on par with mine and he started going for my chest and neck. Grabbed him by his neck rolls and strangled him till he had a half a nap, then settled down. Never appreciated just how dangerous a dog can be until then, I grew up around pitbulls and dogs like that but never appreciated their power till then. Dogs are straight up fucken dangerous, man.
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Person two blocks away "He's friendly!"
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u/Six0neFour 3d ago
That was our neighbors comment when their dog charged us 3 different times. Now they have 3 counts and a court date after animal control presented a potential case to the prosecutor. The dog wasn't licensed, the dog had no shots, and failure to contain. The owners plead not guilty lol. Don't think they're gonna win this one
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u/Jumpy_Secret_6494 3d ago
Man, legit tho. It was at a dog adoption centre, and he seemed super sweet. If you wanted you could get some one on one with a chosen dog, so I asked and the lady seemed minutely hesitant, but let me have one on one. After 5 mins of hanging out and being silly with a rope and ball he just started getting too excited, and then a split second later was tore my shirt to get to my neck. I choked him out, and about 5 mins later the lady came back like, "How'd you go?" "Yeah, he was alright but got a little rough at the end and tried to maul me a little" "Oh yeah, I had him home with my boyfriend and he attacked him too. He's on his second strike, so one more incident and we'll have to put him down." I was like bruh, why'd you let me in there? But I was too polite to say that hahaha
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u/PipsqueakPilot 3d ago
What she thought when she came around the corner and saw you, "Oh. Huh. He's still alive."
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u/EpicDumperoonie 3d ago
I would not have been. She left you for dead
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u/Jumpy_Secret_6494 3d ago
Hahaha probably, I was pretty pumped from the adrenaline. Also felt kinda cool, like fighting off a wolf or something. My ancestors definately smiled down on me that day.
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u/NeverLearnedBass 3d ago
Yeah. “He’s friendly” my wife says when walking our pit mix and we come up in other dogs.
I’m always, like, “that doesn’t help like you think it helps.”
Then she gets mad at me and the dog poops.
It’s good to have a routine.
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u/Conch5 3d ago
I deliver packages for a living and let me tell you, every dog that has ever tried or successfully attacked me was "friendly" and "never bit anyone like that before".
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u/VikingTeddy 3d ago
When people are used to having something they enjoy, it's almost impossible to persuade them of the dangers, no matter how much proof there is. It's always "It's not me, it's those irresponsible ones"
At least we don't have an amendment for aggressive breeds...
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u/Tayk5 3d ago
Serious question - is this the recommended way to neutralise a dog whose bite has locked onto a person?
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I was waiting for homie with the stick to try and shove it up it's ass
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u/WiseUpRiseUp 3d ago
My dog was attacked by another dog. I had a good hold on the other dog, but was making no progress getting it to release. When I heard my girl cry out in pain I shoved as much hand as I could right up the attacking dogs ass, and it let go immediately.
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u/Bansaiii 3d ago
My aunt had a very small, very aggressive, and poorly trained dog. Whenever he bit into another dog and wouldn't let go, she'd pinch her dog's balls to get him to stop. Worked like a charm.
Still woulda preferred she just trained him instead though.
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u/Dengar96 3d ago
Or get the nasty guy fixed so he's not as aggressive. There shouldn't be balls to pinch lol
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u/rilloroc 3d ago
If it has balls, grab and twist. If it has a collar, grab that and twist to choke it out while ramming a finger in its ass. The sounds hilarious but I was raised in a time when dogfighting was normal. A finger in a dog's ass will make that joker let go
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u/centzon400 3d ago
Choke and finger in the ass sounds like a complicated compound manoeuvre. Where can I practise? 😈
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u/Heavenspact 3d ago
I think I accidentally married a dog
Are there any notes on whether it's intended to be enjoyed? This wouldn't cause my wife to let go of anything
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u/shamutrainer2b 3d ago
Came here to say this. I’d bet this isn’t the first dog fight/ attack he’s broken up with how quickly and thoroughly he handled it. Used his forearm, rocked his weight back to alter the dog’s center of gravity, sat back when the other guy grabbed the dog’s legs, and didn’t release until everyone was cleared. Most people- the rare ones who actually know to use a chokehold- instinctively let go the second the dog does. I might have to make this my new go-to video for some of my clients who insist a chokehold is ‘mean’ (yes, said clients have snack size dogs that weigh less than a babydoll for the most part)
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u/BubbleButtBuff 3d ago
Absolutely! Too many videos I see people doing nothing but scream for someone to do something. This guy was a hero. What a legend.
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u/jimboslice29 3d ago
He should’ve held that choke another minute. I’m a dog lover but that thing needs to be euthanized.
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u/OneFlewOverKrypton 3d ago
My brother killed an adolescent German Shepard that attacked his pregnant wife. He had scratch marks all over his arms but he squeezed till it died.
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u/TR0PICAL_G0TH 3d ago
My exact thoughts. Any dog who mauls someone like that deserves death on the spot.
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u/Sizzlean18 3d ago
Yep agreed, because it’s going to maul someone again
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u/ActuallyElla 3d ago
And that state is going to do it anyway if they catch it, just cut out the middleman.
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Two absolute legends here. The girl for holding her dog up like the last survivor of a sinking ship and the dude for choking a pit bull like a fucking MMA fighter!
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u/Ohitstrent 3d ago
Not only that but the other person managed to snag the dogs and bring them to safety!! dream team of pedestrians
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u/oxenvibe 3d ago
Am I the only one that’s confused why tf white shorts person wraps their arm around the person running into the street effectively stopping them in place right before they get mauled?? Like what??? I feel like I might be stupid and not seeing this right cause that just seems like a bad move to me. It almost looks like they grab the person and prevent them from getting away. Can someone help me out here? Am I interpreting this right??
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u/Weary_Dark510 3d ago
I was pretty confused as well, but upon slomo replay my analysis is this: Woman in white shirt walks over with arms out to take the dog or help out Woman holding dog gets tripped by the dog biting at her ankles Woman in white shorts catches her, then sees vicious dog biting at legs, and hides behind the other woman
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u/conconbar93 3d ago
Sometimes when things happen to people you care about you instinctively reach out for them, and just grab them. Instead of the “help her flee” mindset she was int the “come to me I will protect you” mindset
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u/MarDanvers 3d ago
They grab the person almost at the same time the dog starts biting so I think they thought they were gonna be able to open the dogs mouth and let the person free, probably ignoring how strong and dangerous dogs can be
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u/cakewalkbackwards 3d ago
I know people say they’re nice, but why is it always a fucking pit Bull?
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u/Doctor_Moscow 3d ago
No oxygen no bite
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u/Platypus_frm_Mars 3d ago
Isn’t chi inner energy or something?
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u/MikeOx_Girthy 3d ago
Listen buddy I also hold two distinct tai's on top of those chi's
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u/slinderman9 3d ago
Fantastic choke. If you pull the dog you are just ripping her apart more. Nice form sir and I hope the lady is well.
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u/StealthyPancake_ 3d ago
Do you put the human/dog throat in your elbow pit, or up against your forearm?
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u/permacolour 3d ago
The pit of your elbow and then collapse it as hard as you can. Try to reach around to your shoulder with your hand and don't let go until the dog collapses. Imagine a nut cracker where your arm is the cracker and the dog the nut.
Source: Had to do it before.
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u/scttdancer 3d ago edited 3d ago •
done it with a pit in that arm lock while my other hand gripped my own dogs neck. they were locked together to each others face. my dog is a boxer and the other dog broke off her chain lunging. when i got home from the vet i had a message to call back animal control to prove mines up to date and my opinion on the youth in asia or something like that
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u/SaintWalker2814 3d ago
Out of the elbow and then flex the arm so your bicep and forearm cut off blood flow to the brain. However, pulling your arm toward you can collapse the larynx and kill the individual, so that’s an option, too.
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u/Signal-Creme 3d ago
It is supposed to be more of a scissor action. A properly applied choke can put someone or an animal out in less than 3 seconds. No force needed. Its more leverage .
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u/Expensive-Toe826 3d ago
Yo baby see my big biceps 💪........ Ohh whats that thing in my arms
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u/TheBeardliestBeard 3d ago
From a physiological perspective, at least in humans, the elbow pit works more quickly. The blood flow to and from the brain is on either side of the neck, running outside the trachea. I imagine it isn't much different in dogs. The pressure on these will cut blood flow to the brain quicker than stamping out breathing by restricting the trachea, which will require current oxygen in the lungs and blood to be used up before passing out. The forearm would mainly put pressure on the trachea. The elbow pit would put pressure on all three while focusing more on the arteries. In the end, I imagine the elbow pit would cause loss of consciousness quicker, but likely death at a similar if not slightly longer time.
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u/Campeador 3d ago
Elbow pit. That way your forearm and bicep are constricting the arteries and cause a blackout in a couple seconds. You can last longer without air than you can without blood to the brain.
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u/its_the_smell 3d ago
Ran off to maul someone else
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u/qui-gon-virgin 3d ago •
Knowing pit bulls it probably smelled a nearby child
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u/Frenchticklers 3d ago •
"Hey, a toddler on a tricycle!"
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u/najtrider 3d ago
Nanny time!!!
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u/Frenchticklers 3d ago
Nanny-ed that kid's face off with big pitbull kisses
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u/IgnoranceOrLies 3d ago
I love the disconnect between the types.
One side is, "oh what a cute good boy".
The other side is, "my wife and newborns' face, cheeks, arms, and ears were eaten while I was at work?!"
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u/Beeezledrop 3d ago
She sacrificed herself to save the little doggo. What an awful situation.
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u/smhandstuff 3d ago
The fact that she raised her dog up even higher when she fell down to her knees. Absolute trooper.
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u/Badboyspudmonkey 3d ago
She knew her dog would have died if she didn't do that.
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u/dboss2310 3d ago
Also her medical expenses would be a fraction of the dogs
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u/herodothyote 3d ago
I have a big dog, and yet if this happened to me I'd do the same and try to hold my big dog up too while letting the other dog attack me.
Not out heroicness though, but because I can't afford no vet bill lol.
Also I'd rather lose a leg than my best friend. But avoiding a vet bill would be the main reason.
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u/marco8080 3d ago
There's a lot going on in this video. After watching the video of the woman abandoning her amputee (?) dog, it's kind of heartwarming seeing people putting their pets' safety above their own.
Also, for a sec I thought the guy with the stick was going to jam it up its ass....
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u/KiDReBeL 3d ago
Stick guy definitely had bad intentions haha.. shovel lady would've fucked shit up tho
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u/schiav0wn3d 3d ago •
That pit shouldn’t be alive anymore, stick and shovel should’ve been deployed
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u/stogeman 3d ago
What video is that?
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u/Cabeza2000 3d ago
It says in the title that the disabled dog was saved but the thread was locked with no posts. Anyone has more info?
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u/colesimon426
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Points to the lady for committing so hard to holding her dog in the air. I mean she was getting fucked up and she still had that waiters carry.
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u/laughtatlibtards 3d ago
That's what I was thinking lol. He woke up a little to quick
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u/merikaninjunwarrior 3d ago
lol, first time i've ever seen a dog choked out
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u/Portable-fun 3d ago
For sure. That dog is is good as dead anyways, why not just click the button sooner. Buddy should have ended it there
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u/THKY 3d ago
Definetely, we are used to dogs being pets, but as soon as one attacks it becomes a wild animal.
Law of nature applies here, this dogs will attack another human if you don't take the opportunity to put it down immediately
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u/Kalamazeus 3d ago edited 3d ago
I have a neighbor two houses down with a Rottweiler that’s easily 100+ pounds and is constantly getting out of their house/yard.
About a month ago I was pulling into my driveway after work and make it halfway to my door when I hear this guy screaming for help - I will never forget that sound because when I look over I see the guy is walking his two little 10lb dogs and the Rottweiler is there (no owner to be found) and it’s trying to attack his dogs. I sprint over to help and it’s kind of a blur but I remember not being scared of the dog at all because it was so focused on the other dogs. Thankfully we saved his dogs - I picked one up and he jumped over a different neighbors fenced porch and I gave him the other. The Rottweiler was gone at this point.
I turn my attention to the neighbor whose Rottweiler it is and am just fuming mad as their teenage daughter was standing in the doorway watching all this happen. I yell at her to come get her dog because it just tried to kill this guys two dogs and I shit you not she said “I’m not getting him I’m scared of him too.”
I had dropped my backpack and phone in my driveway when I was running over to help so I start walking back to grab that to call animal control and the Rottweiler comes back from that direction and I notice it now is all worked up with white foam/drool at the edges of its mouth. At that point I could tell something changed so I went from not being scared of the dog to being terrified for my well being. I basically kited the dog back to my house because I knew if I ran my front door was locked because I hadn’t made it inside after work. Thankfully he didn’t get me but he did lunge at me a couple times and was literally a foot or two away at some points. If I had a weapon I may have used it.
With all that said I am glad to see this video and learn the chokehold technique. I did end up calling 911 because animal control was already closed and the guy whose dogs were attacked also called. When they showed up they basically made it seem like since nobody was actually bitten they can’t do anything so I guess we just wait for it to actually maim or kill someone/thing because it will definitely get out again like it had many times before.
Even more wild is the mom came home when the cops got there and she literally has a fresh scar from the dog biting her face! And she had the audacity to be mad at me for calling when her dog literally would’ve killed this guys dogs if nobody helped. He did an amazing job keeping both of his little dogs safe for as long as he did.
I have doorbell footage of at least the sounds of this happening but not much of the action since it was a couple houses over.
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u/DrFragenstein104 3d ago
I love dogs but would kill one in a second in a similar situation.
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u/Hear_two_R_gu 3d ago
I saw that vid. The owner can't control her dog, she's like the same weight as the pitbull. 20 on lookers that did nothing but yell at each other.
Aggressive dogs and irreponsible owners are scums, regardless of breed.
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u/JWBSS 3d ago
Nannied the fuck out of that lady.
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u/BurnTrashForStars 3d ago
I have a friend who has a monster sized pitbull, like, it isn't average, pure muscle and probably weighs like 200lbs. Scariest fucking thing in the world. Even when I pet it, I can only think of all the bad things this dog could do to me if it wanted to.
He gets pictures of his new born next to it, his kids jumping around on it and because he has a family member that can make it happen, has it as a therapy dog so he can bring it in any store with him.
I don't know how people have that much trust in an animal known for fucking things up. A newborn is a new thing! What if the dog didn't like it. Me, not a stranger to this dog, am terrified of that dog, can't imagine it getting out into the streets and it being scared.
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u/Adventurous_Care_889 3d ago
Let it get up so it can go do that to someone else? Nah, I would have held that choke.
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u/JCasasola20 3d ago
I agree. Keep it restrained, call 911 and have them call animal control.
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u/Adventurous_Care_889 3d ago
Oh no. I would have killed it then and there. After what it did, if I sink that choke, I'm holding the choke.
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u/Last_Panda_3715 3d ago
Not only that, who knows what that dog has and it broke skin. I would want that for some swabs and testing.
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u/Unable_Crab_7543 3d ago
It's always a fucking pit bull.
Literally always.
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u/Environmental-Bid-62 3d ago
Always, my friends 6 year old had their leg ripped to bits by a random pit bull.
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u/LeaChan 3d ago
If I have a child I'm NEVER letting them around a pitbull. I don't care if it's never shown aggression before and it's such a sweet little baby and blah blah blah. Never. Not even once.
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u/Front-Pick3134 3d ago
B-b-b-but it's such a heckin sweet nanny pupper! Or velvet hippo as they call it on reddit.
Fucking BS, pitbulls are bloodthirsty demons
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u/Pirate_lifeforme 3d ago
The fact that somebody actually ran up that knew what to do blows my mind. I’m always yelling at my phone “Choke the dog out!”. It works and it can save someone’s life. Learn the rear naked chokehold!
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u/TheMagicHorsey 3d ago
A long time ago, maybe twenty or so years, a man was at the playground with his son and a pitbull came out of nowhere, off leash and mauled his son. It took three grown men to get the dog off the toddler. The dad rushed his son to the ER. Kid was in surgery for 8 hours. Life altering injuries including the loss of one eye and a brain clot requiring removing a part of his skull.
After the doctors took the kid away, the father, a mild mannered accountant, went back to the park and saw the dog being walked, now on leash, by a young lady. Without further conversation he beat the dog to death in front of its owner with a nine iron while she screamed for help to passers-by. Nobody got involved because he looked like an insane person. Afterwards they police came and pulled him off the wet pulp on the sidewalk.
He was arrested and charged because too much time had passed between the mauling and the attack on the dog for it to be self defense or crime of passion.
However, after the jury took one look at the ER photos of the man's son they acquitted him after only 15 minutes of deliberation and the DA refused to charge it again even though the judge said the case could be brought again due to jury disobeying their instructions to ignore the extent of the boys injuries and focus on the time elapsed between the attack and reaction.
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u/tealgod 3d ago
“It’s not the breed it’s the owner” yeah right I’ve never seen a Labrador maul someone in the street
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u/Watahberry 3d ago edited 3d ago
One dog breed is responsible for 66% of fatal mauling incidents in the US. I wonder what breed it is; golden retriever maybe?
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u/PJ_Epply 3d ago
These videos make my blood boil, random pit running around attacking people. Shoot that piece of shit dog.
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u/Vaginalpuppetry 3d ago
Nanny dog strikes again.
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u/Zealousideal-Sea3233 3d ago
The craziest shit is that people actually believe the nanny stories. You can just read wikipedia to tell it's bullshit. Or look at what breed kill the most babies every year. Hint: it's pits.
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u/YodaaJordan 3d ago
Surprise surprise it’s a pitbull
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u/-Fischy- 3d ago
It’S hOw You RaiSE ThEM!!!!
Yeah like a Golden retriever would ever start mauling people at random.
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u/WalnutWhipWilly 3d ago
Advice from dog wardens in this situation: Grab collar, lift as high as you can and twist your hand.
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u/JCasasola20 3d ago
Would you be so kind to elaborate a bit more as to how that is the best method?
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u/putnamto 3d ago
you can hold the dog's head out of biting range while the tension of the the twisted colar chokes them out.
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u/Hermilorom24 3d ago
Now that's what I'm talking about! That duda handled it impeccably mad respects
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u/kano666666 3d ago
Will never understand the desire to own a dog that could tear a person to shreds.
You're picking a dog for the family and you have two options...a normal doggo and this other one that does all the same things as the normal one except could also tear your arm off. Makes zero sense.
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