Pitbull Attacks Runner How to Avoid
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Cheap gear can lead to big problems.
Not to mention the way you use the gear. You should NEVER hook up a leash to a muzzle. If you're going to use it, the muzzle should be a standalone device.
Use proper training and equipment together so that ⬆️ this doesn't happen.
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People need to be more responsible with their pets
Agreed
I can affirm that they are not responsible people. Period. The level of dumbness in our Era is astounding and frightening.
@@fredericlinden I agree it’s also embarrassing those type of owners r why dogs get criticized and killed. Especially bully breeds, pitbulls, cane corsos and etc it’s embarrassing and sad
People need to stop breeding pit bulls
If you can't afford a proper leash, muzzle, and collar for your big dog,
don't get a dog get a plushie instead.
I mean, I have a big dog. If he needed a muzzle to be safe, I wouldn’t be walking him where there are likely to be other people around. Honestly, I’d probably just exercise him in my yard. But also, my dog is a 90 lb lab and is absolutely stronger than me. I walk him on prong collar because when he sees other people he tries to greet them with face licks. He forgets all his nice manners in his excitement to lick faces. Unfortunately not all strangers enjoy face licks from strange 90 lb dogs. 😂🤷🏻♀️I can’t imagine life with a dog you expect to attack people running down the street, seems terrifying. I expect she probably got him from a shelter, thinking she was being kind and got in over her head with it.
@@daniellems430You hit the nail right on the head. One of the unfortunate byproducts of trying to get people adopt adopt adopt without possible breed considerations is a recipe for a disaster. You have families that aren’t qualified to handle a Bichon, taking on Pitbulls, Rottweilers, Belgian Malinois and Cane Corsos. If you’re not a highly capable canine leader, you have no business handling or adopting one.
All those AND quality training. Because none of those are great without the training.
Totally agree
Dude handled the attack like a pro
This is really sad 😞 it seems like too many people have no business owning a dog..
Too many people get dogs they aren't equipped to handle. Everyone wants a big powerful looking dog then treat said dog like a lab puppy.
I've got a Cavalier-king-charles-spaniel now,I had a Cane Corso for 15 years. I will NEVER get another Corso or any protection breed ever again. I've had 5 dogs in my life and the Cavalier has been the best.
That's quite a change from your previous dog 😛
Makes sense. Most people don't have the time, experience and energy to train dogs like Cane Corso.
The owner also should have really been more aware and created WAY more space when the runner was approaching from farther away. Dog was way over its threshold.
Oh, my, stars! What was she thinking? Glad he survived to tell the tale …
ESPECIALLY if you own a power breed like a pitbull. They are solid muscle.
#1 Training
#2 Quality equipment.
No f*cking harnesses either.
Okay I understand that. But why no harnesses? If anything, that combined with a muzzle is a power play because they can't slip out of it.
@@lilycloud510 - The only way to control a power breed is to cut off their air way. Can't do it with a harness.
Preach🙌
@@lilycloud510nope harnesses actually help to make the dog stronger but activating the muscles through repeated use.
@@jaynefinleyum the best way to control one is via proper training. You can’t go choke holding the thing 50 times a day. The choke is only good in emergency situations which happen slim to nine when the dog is properly trained.
It's like the human needs to be trained before they train the dog...
Bingo! People have to be "owner trainers," not just owners.
Your absolutely correct lol it’s a different kind of responsibility owning a dog
Just told a woman 2 tips from you today. She needs the training and don't name a command until the dogs knows it. I explained dogs don't understand human language.
People just want a status symbol dog and have no clue how to train/ raise properly 🤷🏻♂️
People really need a wake up call. I have a 120lb Mastador and I’m in a wheelchair and I have complete control of her when we are in public. Using the proper tools when training them is crucial
He almost bit her as well
Get that 4 legged lawsuit generator under control and trained or don't own it. Damn!
My rescue puppy, now nearly 7 months old, 12 kg, and has a bad habit of pulling on the way home always. He has had a problem with the walks from day one, and he always wants to turn left to go home, on every street corner. When we go on long walks, he can start crying. My other dog comes on the walks too and has not got any problems at all. My dog trainer recommended a prong collar and I love how it changes his behavior. Other dog owners always has a comment when they see this collar and goes : oh, why do you use that?! So , I say: i saw your dog pulling and you holding back and then your dog cough. Mine don't, thanks to a gentle pull with the prong collar and it has the same effect all around the neck, meanwhile your collar only damages his windpipe. After that, nothing more is said and I walk away. Mind your own business, espcially when you dont know why or ask politely to find out. I also wear a pepper spray as my dogs have been attacked , on leash while te attacking dog was off leash.since then, i wear the spray, not used though and to never have to.
I use a proper Herm Sprenger prong collar.
what a lucky dog to have you as an owner
I use prong collars on both my pitbulls. Stops pulling completely once you know how to use them.
@@josefgerken4002 I went to a professional dog trainer near me when I got my pup.
Let’s be real, children, teens, and most women (even some men) shouldn’t have this dog, it’s just irresponsible
The vast majority of dogs are undertrained or untrained, and most dog owners have no business having a dog.
Oh the god😮
The man was fit enough to escape.
Part of proper equipment is sometimes a pew pew
that guy was up that fence like Spider-man 😅😂😂
This reminds me of am incident I had a few weeks ago. Where was at my parents, who live in a seaside town in the UK. Whilst going out for a walk along the cliff walks, a doberman, of its lead/leash came charging at me out of nowhere, and it was not friendly. I had to keep freezing still, because the owner could not handle her dog. Rather than apologise she just arrogantly told me to keep moving. I would have screamed at her but opted against. A few moments later there were some people coming in my opposite direction, so I warned them; they had also seen this idiot.
Great much needed advice!
Love your realistic factual attitude lol!
Appreciate the support!
Here's a response to people who say "just train your dog."
Essentially: Yeah, but it's not always that easy in some cases.
A lot of places where I live, either by law or social stigma, prohibit owners from using more traditional training methods and tools when it's necessary. Where I live, it's positive-only training and that's it, flat collar and especially harness'. No e collar, prongs, nor slip leash. Trainers instruct you to use Micky mouse voices as a way to persuade a guard dog that's focused like this video. When they fail, they give up, and loads of dogs gets unalived.
No one keeps their cool here when around other dogs. A good few people scream and jerk at the mere sight of your big dog minding its own business. They essentially teaches the guard dog that: if it's scary enough, it will be rewarded with controlling an area, because they immediately vacate the area. Governed by their emotions, it is what it is.
The government understand that dogs that perform police/military duties or herd raindeer, require an e-collar, but it's illegal for everyone else. It's an extremely difficult environment to teach your dog what it shouldn't do, with one arm tied behind your back.
It's especially hard when my dog's been tested and came back with very high scores on neuroticism, and is growing reactivity. I've not had issues with less neurotic big dogs. Before I adopted her a year ago, she was pending to be unalived. Tragic.
Preach it G!!!
I'm always advising runners, cyclist and kids on anything with wheels to stop and walk calmly by a dog with no eye contact or facing them head on and if dog is reacting or appears out of control before you're even to them, such as in this video, stop and walk in opposite direction. This guy's moves saved him. He took the prey drive and managed it with the movement of his hands & arms which kept the dog from directing onto the guys body. Then climbing fence added additional protection. Had he panicked and yelled or screamed... he'd be in the hospital for sure.
I have an 11 year old Scott-Johnson American Bulldog who is on the smaller side for bulldogs(75-80 lbs, but she’s all muscle) and I have always made sure that I have had quality equipment for her to protect her. She’s the most well trained dog I have ever had, and I trained her myself, but when she was a puppy and young dog, my mom (who was her original owner) could not handle her strength to walk her. Point being if you’re going to get an athletic, muscular, and powerful dog, you better be able to handle that dog as well.
Forget about the leash and mussle if you're dog behaves like this you shouldn't have one
That dog was total out of control..crazy..
120-pound woman walking a 90-pound bulldog, also. Come on now...
What about a 13yo girl that has 2 almost 100lb GSD’s and trains them
Your a Stunaaad
@@TheShepherdLife101clearly not😅
@TheShepherdLife101 I'm not saying it's impossible, but it's a good idea to be strong enough to handle the dog.
@@inaccessiblecardinal9352or just train the dog. You can’t get a dog, especially a bully breed who is prone to reactivity and not train it. Regardless of the size of the owner.
You are the best of the best! Greetings from El Salvador. BTW I have a chihuahua, named Pepita and she is an angel. So quiet and charming animal. ❤
So many need to be made aware!
Keep your hands closed into fists to lower your chances of getting your fingers bitten off.
How can someone "control" a dog that weighs as much as her?Fail😮
Is that a muzzle or a ‘gentle leader’ collar?
Or what about the lady not even training her dog! She just thought putting a muzzle on would help! And why did the dog chase after the man anyway? He didn’t do anything?!
Prey drive/ reactivity....dogs chase what runs if it's rabbits or people.
if you noticed the dog was being pulled by the owner before the runner came by. the owner was being reactive, made the dog feel “activated” like in protection sports to pull on the leash of the dog and making the leash tense so the dog activates its flight or fight response(cortisol)
she’s been pulling on the leash like this for quite some time making her dog more and more of a protection dog without realizing it. and without realizing that she’s making the tool weaker. the problem isn’t that dogs aren’t being untrained is that they are being OVER trained, and getting mis understood information.
& that’s not a pitbull that’s a bully breed. that dog was not going to bite that runner. dog doesn’t look aggressive. just looks stressed out. and if it were to bite it would be a very shy bite. these dogs are soft asf.
the reality is it’s that it is dog owners that are being disrespectful to their dogs making their dogs act this way. we don’t need more tools. we need less. and we need more trust from our dogs. stop letting trainers fear your own dogs. most of these dogs are soft asf.
build a relationship with your dog instead. know your dog. trust your dog. and stop disrespecting it.
Did you see who the owner was in that video?! Another soft person who shouldn't have that kind of dog in the first place!
She shouldn’t have been with the dog she can’t control it at all. I’m fairly strong I think bc I’m build like my two older half brothers short and stocky. My legs are really muscular but I don’t lift. I have an 85lb pit/rottie. Before I got her martingale collar I couldn’t control her 100% of the time. Still trying to decide what e collar to go with. She has short hair and pink skin so she is sensitive. She is 16mo, I also need one for my 6yo German shepherd with really long hair. I’m probably going to have to go with two different systems/collars. Should I do the prong before the e collar? My husband is also hindering my progress bc he puts a harness on her bc she can get off most other types of collars or snap her tie out cable.
Man I wanna know what was bro listening to that made him so Calm 😅
After seeing stuff like this, I've been thinking about a world where a licence is required to own a dog, it sounds rather strict but it may help filter some owners out and would be a good time to teach proper dog ownership. If not a licence then perhaps a mandatory course 🤷♂️
It’s obvious this dog wasn’t trained. I have two pitbulls and they never do this.
Bro was like water 🥛
This is one of the many reasons I carry.
This is the reason why some people don’t deserve to own nice things.
I walk my dog with a harness and a back up collar, that is also hooked up. I have a 80 lb pit and he's ok with stranges if I'm there but will attack if I'm not. He's trained well but sometimes cats really get his attention. I've seen him break a harness rated at 150lbs like butter messing with a cat. After that I aways have a back up and only buy quality stuff. If I give signal he breaks attack instantly. I love my dog very much and pit bulls are the best in my opinion. My parents had German Shepherds and Rottweilers. I'm not a dog expert but especially German sheperds seem to have jealous like a tendencies.
Dogs dont feel JEALOUSY. They become dominant and possessive.
@@marietighe6328 that's what I meant, they acted like they were jealous. I wasn't saying they where jealous. If my mom was giving us kids attention the dog would have to get right in the middle.
@@lovetolearn5253yeah I understand you now. I think as shepards were bred to work in close relationship with their owners they have a tendancy to become possessive. Needs a good solid owner who keeps it in check and doesn't allows SMALL slips in behaviour. You sound like a great owner ❤
Recommendations, please. Never plastic. Leather, correct? I saw your video on the prong. I will be purchasing one soon.
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Pits are some of the best dogs I’ve ever had. But they NEED proper training and socializing. If not the whole breed gets blamed for it when it’s just bad owners. It really sucks to see such a good dog breed be turned “bad” because of stupidity
Why tf did that dog just randomly attack him? As he was running by he must have triggered the dogs prey drive.
@@corie_1032 it’s called reactivity
It’s called poor ownership/ parenting of the dog
It’s called being a pitbull
@@judith678 not true
@@judith678it’s a bulldog actually you be suprised how many germen shepherds I’ve seen do this but stop buying a power breed if u can’t handle em this is what I tell people
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Advantages of staying fit😂
My dog’s $70 collar has popped off my CC. Luckily my dog is less reactive off leash for some reason?
I use a martingale collar and i trust it for the most part, but I'm concerned about my leash. Like all objects in this world it has a weakest point. To gain confidence I feel I need to use a backup leash that's attached to the same collar and my waist. I could use some links to trusted leashes please.
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My 80lb Johnson Scott Bulldog snapped her prong collar when another dog lunged at her. She was tethered to a SUV mind you. I was thankful she responded to my leave it command. She pumped her brakes. Could have been disaster. It’s hard to manage a dog that size. Even the best trained dog is still an animal. I’ve decided not to take her beach camping anymore. Too high risk
Those types of dogs can bend through metal easily so it might not be cheap
My dog has to have a harness with a belly band or he'll houdini.
Honestly if i got a dog and for SOME reason it attacked someone, that dog would be treated as just a threat to people and the moment i got it home it would not exit the house or my line of sight for over a month, im really hoping im good enough to not let it happen in the first place but if it did that dog is not going to be treated like a baby, thats assault big guy
Most of these run down households that own animals don’t have any structure in place for the animal at all. This is why you get out of control aggressive animals.
Your content has only made me a better dog owner. This is really upsetting, that dog is SCARY
Thank you, happy to hear that!
I dont trust collars, had too many dogs pop their head out of them. Are harnesses not a good idea?
Typically harnesses encourage pulling.
Not to mention you need to be very strong if you're gonna own a powerful dog! It looked like a teenage girl trying to hold the dog.
Scary 😱
Lawsuit waiting to happen
I have a working line German Shepherd and she is almost my size and weight, there's no way in hell I won't use the choker in public
Wow her own dog redirected on her and bit her with almost full force. Very irresponsible to not have proper gear.
allways carry.
Yet again a dog and a stranger suffer because of stupid owners willful ignorance.
Dog seemed like it was trying to escape before the guy even passed by possibly her boyfriends dog and the dog has 0 respect for her I've seen this video it was in queens ny I believe
99% of people that own Pit Bulls, shouldn’t have Pit Bulls
Yeah that might not be cheap
Always a pit bull
That woman does not need a dog like that
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1) Running Guy slow
2) owner no good
3) Running man did tresspassing
4) Overall shitty situation for all parties
Im so over it❗ It's time that owners with powerful dogs face MAJOR RAMIFICATIONS for being irresponsible & thoughtless‼️ If you cannot afford one on one training sessions, you shouldn't be allowed to own them. Its so apparent that certain people are always going to throw caution to the wind. Not to mention that clueless unprepared people are incredibly irresponsible. Consequences are necessary because this type of attack is common place. Meanwhile, the whole community is endangered.
I think the dog wanted to play. My dog comes out like that jumping and people think he wants to attack but in reality he just gets too excited. I think if this dog wanted to attack that guy he would of done a lot of damage.
Or… if you don’t have the disposition, mentality, time, energy, and yes, money… don’t get these kinds of dogs. As my old drill sergeants would say, it’s called uncommon sense.
The dog bit the owner too 🤦🏻♀️
I’m not a dog behaviorist but what I’m seeing is a high prey drive dog that thinks the world is his personal playground. All the energy he put into going after the runner can be redirected into something much more productive. Bored + High prey drive + poorly or no training = Disasters
This reminds me of a pit mix I came across in a shelter once. He was partially deaf and had horrible manners. He would jump up and bite at whatever was in your hands. He wasn’t aggressive but his behavior was still dangerous and very annoying. Poor guy wanted a job so badly but he was way out of my league. At least the staff were honest about him.
Judge the deed not the breed....
Damn, I'm trying to post a comment and RUclips won't let me :|
What is a child doing walking a undisciplined dog that’s a disaster in the waiting to begin with😮
At first that owner need training than the dog. Dogs can be easy to train tgan this type of owner, who thinks their dog is the sweetest, her dog can't bite, putting the digs prong collar is bad...blah blah blah... So yeah, this owner needs proper train for handling this types of dogs.
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Wow ! Beyond irresponsible.
Stop with the cheap collars and get a body harness for your dog, especially large breeds
People shouldn't let their kids walk dogs that weight more than the kid.
How about--stop owning aggressive blood sport breeds?
Pit bulls can be very calm dogs what are you talking about? Educate yourself a little bit before speaking.
@@elimoods3857They always say that in court afther a double homicide from these breeds
You need to add a few words to that statement. “How about stop owning aggressive blood sport breeds WHEN YOU CANT HANDLE ONE AND TRAIN ONE” bully’s are some of the sweetest dogs when trained properly.
@@kimberthegsd_615 👍
@@kimberthegsd_615 Any dog can be sweet when trained properly. We shouldn't be breeding domestic animals that default to toddler-maulers when untrained.
two different dogs bruh
Where's ur dog?
if you cant handle a pitbull dont get one
I just watched a very good RUclips by police k9 radio it had to do with police dogs and heat stroke and dogs dying
In patrol cars It’s pretty sad.
Frankly, it's kind of same people who own dogs like a pit. I do not trust them. This vid tells why.
The guy new better. Clueless owner
It’s almost always the woman who can’t control their dogs has anyone else noticed that?
Obviously women will have a harder time controlling animals since they are smaller and weaker than men. Why does this even have to be discussed?
Maybe just raise your pet well and if you arent capable doing that dont get a dog but if you get a malteser😂😅
Pit's love to chase he was just playing! The thing is they play rough! You got to have a long sleeve shirt and gloves to protect yourself!
True! But they also can be dangerous and everyone isn't going outside to play with pitbulls. That person should of had the leash on correctly!
Use proper training, equipment and your brain!
Hopefully this breed is banned; too many fatalities and injuries as a direct result of this malicious breed.
This breed is responsible for 66% of fatal dog attacks.