Any Dog owners?
01-Jun-2009, 12:48 PM
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01-Jun-2009, 01:29 PM
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i dont think id try it with a dog as big as a lab
chihuahua's on the other hand are smaller than most cats so it works
you can even use litter box if you want
we do it because we dont wanna have to worry about them relieving themselves while we're at work
01-Jun-2009, 01:37 PM
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No offense but tell that to every convict I work with that has been taken down by one German Sheppard let alone 4 pitbulls. Seriously your bravery makes me laugh but.......if the one guy that I know who weighs 280lbs of steroid muscle and rage got taken out by one Shepard then you would'nt stand a chance.
Sorry no offense but Im prety sure the guys in the pen that I deal with are a little tougher and crazier then most people.
And for the record if any of my dogs thought my son was in danger you better bring more then a bat.....my dogs are throwing down to the death!
I don't own them to bark.
Sorry no offense but Im prety sure the guys in the pen that I deal with are a little tougher and crazier then most people.
And for the record if any of my dogs thought my son was in danger you better bring more then a bat.....my dogs are throwing down to the death!
I don't own them to bark.
i'm not saying i would like to fight a dog to the death before lunch for a good olde time, but i am saying i would much rather fight a dog over a human.
and i'm not referring to a Yorkshire terrier of a man human either...
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give me my daggers and 2 months in the phillipines and send me into the dog pit with some motorcycle leathers
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01-Jun-2009, 02:20 PM
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you have to fight to the death every time you fight or you will never win. your 280 steroid monkey does not impress me.
i'm not saying i would like to fight a dog to the death before lunch for a good olde time, but i am saying i would much rather fight a dog over a human.
and i'm not referring to a Yorkshire terrier of a man human either...
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give me my daggers and 2 months in the phillipines and send me into the dog pit with some motorcycle leathers
YouTube - Pekiti Tirsia Kali
YouTube - kaili sticks Eskrima
inosanto is my hero.. went to the states to train with him for a weekend last year.
i'm not saying i would like to fight a dog to the death before lunch for a good olde time, but i am saying i would much rather fight a dog over a human.
and i'm not referring to a Yorkshire terrier of a man human either...
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give me my daggers and 2 months in the phillipines and send me into the dog pit with some motorcycle leathers
YouTube - Pekiti Tirsia Kali
YouTube - kaili sticks Eskrima
inosanto is my hero.. went to the states to train with him for a weekend last year.
01-Jun-2009, 02:30 PM
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Who said anything about weapons?? If that was the case I can take anything and anybody out. Good luck breaking in'to my house by the way. I guess you would need to bring a weapon if you where smart.lol.
01-Jun-2009, 02:47 PM
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i would still rather fight a 60lbs pitbull rather a 200lbs clone of myself
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forget pitbulls btw, i would much rather have a dogo.
01-Jun-2009, 03:20 PM
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WTF is wrong with you people, of course I'm going prepared. I was not under the impression you were assuming I was wearing golf shorts and a t-shirt
i would still rather fight a 60lbs pitbull rather a 200lbs clone of myself
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forget pitbulls btw, i would much rather have a dogo.
i would still rather fight a 60lbs pitbull rather a 200lbs clone of myself
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forget pitbulls btw, i would much rather have a dogo.
And for that matter, people hunt much larger animals with weapons, so why even say what's already known...
I say make it an even fight. A dog has sharp teeth and paws with stiff/sharp nails so throw on some gloves with metal spikes and see what happens then, forget the swords or whatever else.
You'd still get owned by the dog.
01-Jun-2009, 03:23 PM
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give me my daggers and 2 months in the phillipines and send me into the dog pit with some motorcycle leathers
YouTube - Pekiti Tirsia Kali
YouTube - kaili sticks Eskrima
inosanto is my hero.. went to the states to train with him for a weekend last year.
YouTube - Pekiti Tirsia Kali
YouTube - kaili sticks Eskrima
inosanto is my hero.. went to the states to train with him for a weekend last year.
01-Jun-2009, 03:24 PM
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If a dog knew how to handle a weapon it would destroy you moreso than if it didn't have one.
And for that matter, people hunt much larger animals with weapons, so why even say what's already known...
I say make it an even fight. A dog has sharp teeth and paws with stiff/sharp nails so throw on some gloves with metal spikes and see what happens then, forget the swords or whatever else.
You'd still get owned by the dog.
And for that matter, people hunt much larger animals with weapons, so why even say what's already known...
I say make it an even fight. A dog has sharp teeth and paws with stiff/sharp nails so throw on some gloves with metal spikes and see what happens then, forget the swords or whatever else.
You'd still get owned by the dog.
I'm not saying it's a walk in the park, I'm pretty sure your chances of survival are better against a pit bull hell bent on your destruction over that of an athletic violent man hell bent on your destruction.
people are more civilized when they fight, because they understand the meaning of consequence.
seriously, who would you rather fight to the death?
no, are you? I include FMA in my weekly schedule.
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01-Jun-2009, 04:54 PM
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My latest puppy is only 16months old. She has never destroyed or wrecked anything in my house let alone sht and **** everywhere. Its called being a good owner who understands the dogs need and wants. Plus anyone who lets there puppy stay out of a crate when their not home should'nt obviously own a dog! That would be putting the puppys life in danger, way to go.
01-Jun-2009, 05:36 PM
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01-Jun-2009, 06:51 PM
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01-Jun-2009, 11:21 PM
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But that pitty will eat my arm and start ripping my body to shreds. I've seen a dog attack a person; its not what people assume. You cannot bait all dogs, and if that dog grabs you in the arm holding the weapon, that weapon is dropped.
Rottweiler's bite = 328+ psi pounds
the pittys and german shepards are a bit lower
But we are only reffering to animosity and sheer physical attributes. When we consider the mental capacity of a human being and the ability for man to accumulate possibilities and solutions, then we are talking about another story.
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About the whey for my dog... In my defence, I mizxed the whey with dog treat mix and made biscuits. Now I purchase high protein food, but i still give him lean steak.
Results:
1 year old = 70 lbs, pulling 40 lbs w/o a cart on concrete
1 1/2 years old = 85 lbs, pulling 65 lbs w/o a cart on concrete
He'll hit 100 lbs when he's fully grown
Rottweiler's bite = 328+ psi pounds
the pittys and german shepards are a bit lower
But we are only reffering to animosity and sheer physical attributes. When we consider the mental capacity of a human being and the ability for man to accumulate possibilities and solutions, then we are talking about another story.
***
About the whey for my dog... In my defence, I mizxed the whey with dog treat mix and made biscuits. Now I purchase high protein food, but i still give him lean steak.
Results:
1 year old = 70 lbs, pulling 40 lbs w/o a cart on concrete
1 1/2 years old = 85 lbs, pulling 65 lbs w/o a cart on concrete
He'll hit 100 lbs when he's fully grown
02-Jun-2009, 10:06 AM
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But that pitty will eat my arm and start ripping my body to shreds. I've seen a dog attack a person; its not what people assume. You cannot bait all dogs, and if that dog grabs you in the arm holding the weapon, that weapon is dropped.
Rottweiler's bite = 328+ psi pounds
the pittys and german shepards are a bit lower
But we are only reffering to animosity and sheer physical attributes. When we consider the mental capacity of a human being and the ability for man to accumulate possibilities and solutions, then we are talking about another story.
***
About the whey for my dog... In my defence, I mizxed the whey with dog treat mix and made biscuits. Now I purchase high protein food, but i still give him lean steak.
Results:
1 year old = 70 lbs, pulling 40 lbs w/o a cart on concrete
1 1/2 years old = 85 lbs, pulling 65 lbs w/o a cart on concrete
He'll hit 100 lbs when he's fully grown
Rottweiler's bite = 328+ psi pounds
the pittys and german shepards are a bit lower
But we are only reffering to animosity and sheer physical attributes. When we consider the mental capacity of a human being and the ability for man to accumulate possibilities and solutions, then we are talking about another story.
***
About the whey for my dog... In my defence, I mizxed the whey with dog treat mix and made biscuits. Now I purchase high protein food, but i still give him lean steak.
Results:
1 year old = 70 lbs, pulling 40 lbs w/o a cart on concrete
1 1/2 years old = 85 lbs, pulling 65 lbs w/o a cart on concrete
He'll hit 100 lbs when he's fully grown
02-Jun-2009, 10:41 AM
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The big meathead you could run from. An angry dog, probably not.
House training a god so it doesnt tear up the house or pee and poop can be very easy or very diffacult. Some dogs are easier to train then others and often their owners lack the patience to deal with a puppy. Our pup was house broken in a few weeks, but those first few weeks were hard. She didnt like being in her crate and howled like crazy. Now, as soon as she hears my keys rattle, she goes in the crate on her own. She knows not to go on the furniture and if I do leave her out of her crate when I go out, she has never chewed on anything besides her toys. She hasnt peed or crapped in the house in over a year and she was sick when she did and she knew to go on the mat by the back door.
House training a god so it doesnt tear up the house or pee and poop can be very easy or very diffacult. Some dogs are easier to train then others and often their owners lack the patience to deal with a puppy. Our pup was house broken in a few weeks, but those first few weeks were hard. She didnt like being in her crate and howled like crazy. Now, as soon as she hears my keys rattle, she goes in the crate on her own. She knows not to go on the furniture and if I do leave her out of her crate when I go out, she has never chewed on anything besides her toys. She hasnt peed or crapped in the house in over a year and she was sick when she did and she knew to go on the mat by the back door.
