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Originally Posted by justjoined
If you're unfamiliar with MMA I'll just tell you that a 9 yearold boy weighing no more than 60 pounds soak and wet managed to sedate a large aggressive pitbull with a very simple choke he learned in 2 weeks.
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You mean BJJ, right? The dog in question was already engaged with a smaller dog and a little girl. The boy didn't fight off a dog that was attacking him. He blindsided a dog that was focused on another dog and a girl.
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Originally Posted by justjoined
Jonathan Goulet (you got info on mma because he is an mma fighter) also choked a pitbull unconscious at a dog park.
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Again, the attacking dog was engaged with another dog at the time and got blindsided.
Jonathan Goulet Had to Choke a B*tch Out
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Originally Posted by justjoined
I'm throwing this technique out there because it's the most effective technique you can use on a dog.
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Sorry champ. Your mystical and newfangled BJJ/MMA (what's that?!) isnt even the "most effective" technique when given the opportunity to blindside a dog that is attacking someone else.
The subject of the thread, however, is to address effective ways to defend yourself from attacking dogs. In the situations relevant to the discussion, your kung-fu is no good. I have fought with more than a few ultra-aggressive dogs and have tried sprawling and transitioning to a rear-naked. I have also tried sprawling and using a gator roll/choke, as well as, going with my personal favorite; ground and pound. None have worked with any kind of consistency. Dogs are too fast and violent. The only thing achieved by doing so is to bring your face and throat down to the dogs level.
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Originally Posted by justjoined
So the way I see it you can live your life in ignorance believing whatever your friends tell you and reside yourself to defeat in the event of a pitbull attack, or you can be open to the benefits of learning new techniques that could potentially save your life.
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I certainly appreciate being indirectly called out, though I think what you meant to say was "you can be open to learning techniques that could potentially save the lives of
others". The way I see it, you have contributed absolutely nothing to address the subject of the thread.
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How many Tapout and/or Affliction t-shirts do you own?