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I step in a bit early to avoid any fighting. Soon as I see another dog I stick the finger straight in..   When asked I just say it's a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of all dogs..

Instead of a finger i carry a small dildo and ram it up its asshole if trouble is ahead.

E collar is not advised for aggression..   Dogs that fight are a Pain in the ass..

If you haven't got a breakstick just hold their head still in a headlock and pry their mouth open with your hands, assuming the other owner has a hold of their dog.

 

The most important thing is securing their heads so they can't shake and do real damage, unless they hit a major blood vessel two dogs just holding each other won't really be damaged at all beyond a few puncture wounds.

 

You just have to get stuck straight in and hope the other owner doesn't just stand around like a fanny, splitting 2 dogs on your own is no easy task.

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All these methods of fannying about to avoid getting a nip just cause more damage and prolong the fight :no:

 

Lift two determined dogs off the ground by the back legs when they're in a hold and you have two dogs ripped up with the added bonus of possible injuries to their joints.

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All these methods of fannying about to avoid getting a nip just cause more damage and prolong the fight :no:

Lift two determined dogs off the ground by the back legs when they're in a hold and you have two dogs ripped up with the added bonus of possible injuries to their joints.

dogs will genreally let go of the other dog as you lift them off the ground iam not telling the lad too grab the dogs legs and pull them so hard it pops the joint out iam telling him too lift the dog up the way then grab the scruff taking control of the head it some times gives you that split second of a dog releasing a grip and for you too take control off the dog but each too there own you have your ways I have myne
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All these methods of fannying about to avoid getting a nip just cause more damage and prolong the fight :no:

Lift two determined dogs off the ground by the back legs when they're in a hold and you have two dogs ripped up with the added bonus of possible injuries to their joints.

dogs will genreally let go of the other dog as you lift them off the ground iam not telling the lad too grab the dogs legs and pull them so hard it pops the joint out iam telling him too lift the dog up the way then grab the scruff taking control of the head it some times gives you that split second of a dog releasing a grip and for you too take control off the dog but each too there own you have your ways I have myne

To be fair I'm talking about bulldogs while I assume you're talking lurchers (fair enough, it is the lurcher section :laugh:) and your average lurcher probably would release when you picked it up but I don't think you'd get the same result with bulldogs or any other more gritty breed.

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All these methods of fannying about to avoid getting a nip just cause more damage and prolong the fight :no:

Lift two determined dogs off the ground by the back legs when they're in a hold and you have two dogs ripped up with the added bonus of possible injuries to their joints.

dogs will genreally let go of the other dog as you lift them off the ground iam not telling the lad too grab the dogs legs and pull them so hard it pops the joint out iam telling him too lift the dog up the way then grab the scruff taking control of the head it some times gives you that split second of a dog releasing a grip and for you too take control off the dog but each too there own you have your ways I have myne
To be fair I'm talking about bulldogs while I assume you're talking lurchers (fair enough, it is the lurcher section :laugh:) and your average lurcher probably would release when you picked it up but I don't think you'd get the same result with bulldogs or any other more gritty breed.

Definitely doesn't work with Patterdales.

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All these methods of fannying about to avoid getting a nip just cause more damage and prolong the fight :no:

Lift two determined dogs off the ground by the back legs when they're in a hold and you have two dogs ripped up with the added bonus of possible injuries to their joints.

dogs will genreally let go of the other dog as you lift them off the ground iam not telling the lad too grab the dogs legs and pull them so hard it pops the joint out iam telling him too lift the dog up the way then grab the scruff taking control of the head it some times gives you that split second of a dog releasing a grip and for you too take control off the dog but each too there own you have your ways I have myne

To be fair I'm talking about bulldogs while I assume you're talking lurchers (fair enough, it is the lurcher section :laugh:) and your average lurcher probably would release when you picked it up but I don't think you'd get the same result with bulldogs or any other more gritty breed.

you would be surprised just don't be surprised when they try too turn round and try for the hand your lifting them up with but I do know what you mean bye more gritty dogs ie Bulls and some terriers and some won't break a hold no matter what you do and it's when you do need sticks specially if the dog has a proper throat hold and it's got a couple of mins at most lifting the dog up can be quick and easy and reduce the damage too both dogs if it works iam not saying it does all the time but a good percentage of te time it does work
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Holding dog between your legs and grabbing top and bottom jaw works 100% of the time ;) not the best method to try with a snappy lurcher but I've never been bit by a bulldog separating this way.

 

More than one way to skin a cat though, as long as you're holding the dogs still to stop them shaking that's the main thing :yes:

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