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FrozenChosen 1yr ago#4866438
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Real question: If a shitbull comes at you or someone else, how would you handle it? I'm always worried about what it could do to my cat whenever I spot one.
Is your cat declawed and mentally handicapped or something? Pretty sure my cat would slash the frick out of a pitbull and is way quicker / smarter / more agile. My cat is an outdoor murder machine though fwiw.
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JahSeeuS 1yr ago#4866957
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My cat's only like two years old. I'm always worried about him. Any pit can fully tear up grown cats and even dogs, so there is no way my cat has any chance. I just don't want to lose the only thing that's important in my life.
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JahSeeuS 1yr ago#4867036
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I use a harness when I take him outside. It's not him; it's the pits that are unpredictable with their r-slurred owners. Some don't even keep their shitbulls on a leash, so there's no telling when they could bite. I've seen pit bulls hunt in packs, looking for something to bite. I'm just cautious.
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JahSeeuS 1yr ago#4867340
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I've seen it in my neighborhood. I'm from Chicago. There are plenty of videos of pits running in packs, bursting into houses, and killing pets here. Most are probably from someone's yard who couldn't keep their dogs. There are some with tags or GPS collars on trails, but you also see trashy owners who just breed more when the herd thins. If only we could arrest the owners or shot the pit when it gets out of control.
If a dog has a tensed body, stiff tail, pulled back ears, flicking tongue or an intense stare, it may bite. If in a situation with an aggressive dog, back away and do not turn and run because the dog's natural instinct is to chase.
Tips for surviving a dog attack
Resist the impulse to scream and run away.
Remain motionless, hands at your sides, and avoid eye contact with the dog.
Once the dog loses interest in you, slowly back away until it is out of sight.
If the dog does attack, "feed" it your jacket, purse, bicycle or anything you can put between yourself and the dog.
If you fall or are knocked to the ground, curl into a ball with your hands over your ears and remain motionless. Try not to scream or roll around.
I was always under the impression you are supposed to punch them in the nose / poke out their eyes. But maybe that's for sharks idk. Good luck staying silent / not moving when a pibble has it's jaws locked onto your neck and is ragdolling you though. That seems like horrible fricking advice. "cover your ears" lol.
Nice info! Did you see that video of that guy who fell to the ground and put his cute little shitzu looking dog under him and protected it from two pitbulls? Amazing vidya and he saved his dog doing it. The pits were biting at his head though and trying to get to his dog so I assume he was pretty messed up.
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Real question: If a shitbull comes at you or someone else, how would you handle it? I'm always worried about what it could do to my cat whenever I spot one.
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Is your cat declawed and mentally handicapped or something? Pretty sure my cat would slash the frick out of a pitbull and is way quicker / smarter / more agile. My cat is an outdoor murder machine though fwiw.
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My cat's only like two years old. I'm always worried about him. Any pit can fully tear up grown cats and even dogs, so there is no way my cat has any chance. I just don't want to lose the only thing that's important in my life.
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Is your cat outside unattended often? Or are you like walking it on a leash or somethin?
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I use a harness when I take him outside. It's not him; it's the pits that are unpredictable with their r-slurred owners. Some don't even keep their shitbulls on a leash, so there's no telling when they could bite. I've seen pit bulls hunt in packs, looking for something to bite. I'm just cautious.
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I take it you live south of the mason-dixon or in like africa or SA or something?
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Whys that?
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Mostly the loose pit bulls hunting in packs. It's something I've only ever seen in those places.
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I've seen it in my neighborhood. I'm from Chicago. There are plenty of videos of pits running in packs, bursting into houses, and killing pets here. Most are probably from someone's yard who couldn't keep their dogs. There are some with tags or GPS collars on trails, but you also see trashy owners who just breed more when the herd thins. If only we could arrest the owners or shot the pit when it gets out of control.
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Don't ask the foid, @GigaVaccinator has an actual guide
Found it: https://rdrama.net/post/22212/pitbull-guide-full-release
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Just googled:
If a dog has a tensed body, stiff tail, pulled back ears, flicking tongue or an intense stare, it may bite. If in a situation with an aggressive dog, back away and do not turn and run because the dog's natural instinct is to chase.
Tips for surviving a dog attack
Resist the impulse to scream and run away.
Remain motionless, hands at your sides, and avoid eye contact with the dog.
Once the dog loses interest in you, slowly back away until it is out of sight.
If the dog does attack, "feed" it your jacket, purse, bicycle or anything you can put between yourself and the dog.
If you fall or are knocked to the ground, curl into a ball with your hands over your ears and remain motionless. Try not to scream or roll around.
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I was always under the impression you are supposed to punch them in the nose / poke out their eyes. But maybe that's for sharks idk. Good luck staying silent / not moving when a pibble has it's jaws locked onto your neck and is ragdolling you though. That seems like horrible fricking advice. "cover your ears" lol.
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take your shoe out to distract, and pummel its head till your knuckles break
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Nice info! Did you see that video of that guy who fell to the ground and put his cute little shitzu looking dog under him and protected it from two pitbulls? Amazing vidya and he saved his dog doing it. The pits were biting at his head though and trying to get to his dog so I assume he was pretty messed up.
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I'm unironically afraid of them too when I'm walking my dog. It's always god darn pitbull owners who don't leash their darn dog.
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Guilty.
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