Fears and Phobias
I'll level with you. I'm really freaked out by loose buttons. I'm fine while they're doing their job, but once they're free the evil bastards are a major threat to my life. Tell us what spooks you, and how you cope. Also: church bells, doner kebab salads, death.
( , Thu 11 Sep 2014, 17:18)
I'll level with you. I'm really freaked out by loose buttons. I'm fine while they're doing their job, but once they're free the evil bastards are a major threat to my life. Tell us what spooks you, and how you cope. Also: church bells, doner kebab salads, death.
( , Thu 11 Sep 2014, 17:18)
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Well, I suppose that does kinda make sense.
But I'd have to just wade in and have a go.
Not that I'm strong (I am puny), or brave (I am definitely a coward) but I'd want to protect my own at any cost, and I reckon that whilst going for the dog's eyes is risky it'll also force the dog to defend itself (and if you blind it it'll be unable to do anything).
( , Mon 22 Sep 2014, 17:43, 3 replies)
But I'd have to just wade in and have a go.
Not that I'm strong (I am puny), or brave (I am definitely a coward) but I'd want to protect my own at any cost, and I reckon that whilst going for the dog's eyes is risky it'll also force the dog to defend itself (and if you blind it it'll be unable to do anything).
( , Mon 22 Sep 2014, 17:43, 3 replies)
I guess the ideal implement is an umbrella thats just been dipped in raw chilli. Most dogs would even prefer B3ta moderation techniques to that.
I do agree that with almost any attacker the eyes are a good target
( , Mon 22 Sep 2014, 17:49, closed)
you mean that when something attacks you cry such abundant tears that they get embarrassed and leave you alone
( , Mon 22 Sep 2014, 18:16, closed)
( , Mon 22 Sep 2014, 18:16, closed)
not a question, pet, just pointing out that you're a sniveling crybaby pussyole whose only experience of fighting was flapping his arms at his little sister when she stole his favourite dummy
apologies for the confusion
( , Mon 22 Sep 2014, 18:48, closed)
apologies for the confusion
( , Mon 22 Sep 2014, 18:48, closed)
the ears are a good target. lots of nerves
Sort of a canine equivalent of a kick in the balls
( , Mon 22 Sep 2014, 18:12, closed)
Sort of a canine equivalent of a kick in the balls
( , Mon 22 Sep 2014, 18:12, closed)
You can overcome a dog by grabbing it round the throat and pinning it down
But with neckless breeds it's likely to savage you before you can get a grip. These dogs are not deterred by kicking and can literally tear off your flesh. Having said that if I saw one mauling someone i'd have to have a go.
( , Mon 22 Sep 2014, 18:21, closed)
But with neckless breeds it's likely to savage you before you can get a grip. These dogs are not deterred by kicking and can literally tear off your flesh. Having said that if I saw one mauling someone i'd have to have a go.
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