Taken from JRE #1323 w/Ian Edwards: https://youtu.be/6g5UqgSdA9o
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Taken from JRE #1323 w/Ian Edwards: https://youtu.be/6g5UqgSdA9o
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Joe is right about dogs ability to take one out. My cat got attacked by a rottweiler, and my cane corso inside my house rammed himself out through my front door to get to help his kitty buddy.. by the time I got out there the rottie was dead.. Kitty survived but was messed up.. he lost a leg and had a total of 76 stitches. It turned out the rottweiler didn't have an owner and should have been put in a shelter to get help to be rehomed, but what if it was a kid and not my cat? could have gone horribly wrong. Nobody faulted my Cane Corso for stepping up tho.. 186 pounds of bone and muscle.. and part time couch potato and snuggle buddy. My cat seemed to get used to his new life as a tripod and hobbled around happily with his big brother. I often thought "what if my Cane Corso decided to take me out? I don't think I would have much of a chance, especially if he got the jump on me by surprise, Thankfully that dog worshipped the ground I walked on.
* me laughing as I stare directly into my german shepherds eyes sweating*
If ever attacked by a dog and it wont run after beatin on it, let it bite ypur fore arm then put your other arm on the top of its neck and lift up fast with the arm in it's mouth… Learned that in psychology lol
Goldens are the sweetest dogs. I
miss ours so much