throw939494i

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   by throw939494i 2y ago

   Where did you get this definition of an attack? If I slap or kick someone, it is not an attack, because there is no blood? And if I pull out knife on someone, it is not an attack, because "it was just a threat"?! Dictionary defini
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   by throw939494i 2y ago

   》hearty slap on the muzzle I think you may have very very nasty suprise in western country. Dogs there NEVER wear muzzle. Plus touching a dog, who has not bitten you yet, is a crime there. 》If the dog bites, it will probably only bite very
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   by throw939494i 2y ago

   Fireworks and lighters are legal in my country, pepper sprays (most humane) are not. Firecrackers are the most effective way to disperse large pack of dogs. I carry it on hikes. Lighter is also quite good weapon. Not the BIC type, more like
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   by throw939494i 2y ago

   It is the same with dogs. The "reactive" dogs are just aggressive repetitive offenders, my guess around 10%. My hobby is to count dog attacks in public park, some dogs attack 50 times a week! Usually other dogs, but sometimes pe
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   by throw939494i 2y ago

   Weapon obviously. Stone or wooden stick will also do. I carry big umbrella, dogs have no idea what to do once it is deployed. Dogs are cowards, usually only attack defenseless victims. If you can, get on higher ground (car) so you can kic