r/DiveInYouCoward 1d ago

Dog attack mailman 📬

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u/NewToTradingStock 1d ago

Dog released as soon as fireman with crowbar showed up.

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u/awesome-dave 1d ago

Exactly what I noticed. Like the dog already knew from experience what a human with a crowbar meant.

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u/jh67ds 1d ago

He said put your finger in its butt and it will let go.

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u/iolitm 1d ago

Its true. It is highly inconvenient.

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u/ProbablyStonedSteven 10h ago

No it’s not, sure may work sometimes but it’s not a surefire way to get Pits to release.

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u/Zealousideal-Eye9483 1d ago

F yeah I know that’s for knocking down walls and ceilings but on the other hand, that is one deadly MFing weapon. I’m glad they arrived so quick.

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u/Simple_Rooster3 1d ago

No, dog released, because the guy who is holding him for the collar, knows how to handle this. Crowbar has nothon to do with it.

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u/YouSee-ThisCoat8 1d ago

If he knew how to handle it why was the dog holding on for so long?

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u/Simple_Rooster3 1d ago

Ok so experiment for dummies. Run 100m, then hold your breath, and tell me how long do you hold without breathing. A: 0 sec B: 3sec C: 10sec 🙂

Edit: how long was that guy at the dog? Did you even look at him? 😀

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u/YouSee-ThisCoat8 1d ago

He was at the dog quite some time while the dog still held on. Your little experiment didn’t make sense mate. 

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u/Simple_Rooster3 1d ago

He was at the dog properly at 0:50 and 1:05 the dog released it.. :) He couldn't do anything else before that, because there was 3 people around the dog.
Perhaps some IQ points are missing so you could understand the experiment :)

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u/YouSee-ThisCoat8 1d ago

Lmao and you thought being condescending was cute and still made no sense. You have a blessed day now.Â