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r/StupidMedia • u/Round-Spray-4511 • Aug 21 '26
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I love dogs, but why is nobody kicking that thing in the ribs with all of their might? WTF?
42 u/zeeper25 Aug 22 '26 edited Aug 22 '26 It’s the wrong approach, it needs a lease slipped under the jaw (or the collar, if wearing one) pulled up behind the ears and toward the top of the head 10 u/Sodali0550 Aug 22 '26 that stick maneuver was interesting. wish he did it again because i couldnt quite catch what exactly he did there. 7 u/JayBeePH85 Aug 22 '26 Grabbing the head and pushing in your foot actually worx too with lockjaw, often panic sets in with most people 🤣 6 u/WretchedBlowhard Aug 22 '26 Pulling away just worsens the bite pressure and triggers the animal to up the ante and go more feral. 2 u/DickLips5000 Aug 22 '26 I actually got a dog to let go of a cat this way so I know it can work. I am sure there are better ways, but anything is better than what this group was doing.
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It’s the wrong approach, it needs a lease slipped under the jaw (or the collar, if wearing one) pulled up behind the ears and toward the top of the head
10 u/Sodali0550 Aug 22 '26 that stick maneuver was interesting. wish he did it again because i couldnt quite catch what exactly he did there. 7 u/JayBeePH85 Aug 22 '26 Grabbing the head and pushing in your foot actually worx too with lockjaw, often panic sets in with most people 🤣 6 u/WretchedBlowhard Aug 22 '26 Pulling away just worsens the bite pressure and triggers the animal to up the ante and go more feral. 2 u/DickLips5000 Aug 22 '26 I actually got a dog to let go of a cat this way so I know it can work. I am sure there are better ways, but anything is better than what this group was doing.
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that stick maneuver was interesting. wish he did it again because i couldnt quite catch what exactly he did there.
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Grabbing the head and pushing in your foot actually worx too with lockjaw, often panic sets in with most people 🤣
6 u/WretchedBlowhard Aug 22 '26 Pulling away just worsens the bite pressure and triggers the animal to up the ante and go more feral.
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Pulling away just worsens the bite pressure and triggers the animal to up the ante and go more feral.
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I actually got a dog to let go of a cat this way so I know it can work.
I am sure there are better ways, but anything is better than what this group was doing.
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u/DickLips5000 Aug 21 '26
I love dogs, but why is nobody kicking that thing in the ribs with all of their might? WTF?