|
My method, although not the safest for most people. I will try to remove my dog from the situation by force, pulling her leash tail or the back of her neck. whatever will be most effective. If that is not working I will turn my efforts to the attacking dog. That Is almost always a direct grab for the throat just under the chin with as much squeezing force as necessary.
I have not met a dog yet that was able to get away from this maneuver. This move is usually accompanied by flipping the dog onto its back and pinning it there still holding its neck. When it gets that far I'm not at all nice about it.
With that said, I haven't had much cause to do that. My girl is very friendly and trys her best to avoid confrontations it does happen sometimes though and her being a Husky, she wont back down and is quite capable of defending herself. I usualy worry more for the safety of the other dog then I do for her.
__________________
____________________________________________________
Wait a minute...you google searched uncircumsized wang?
And we're the best that you could find?~~~~~~~~~ Bill O'Rights
____________________________________________________
|