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Bulldogs Vs Bear, who wins?.

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Since bulldogs were bred for this type of thing, and they usually work in groups, my money's on the pooches! When a bulldog clamps its jaws down, ain't nothing gonna get them loose.
 
oldguyzer said:
Since bulldogs were bred for this type of thing, and they usually work in groups, my money's on the pooches! When a bulldog clamps its jaws down, ain't nothing gonna get them loose.

Yes once they lock their jaws into you there is very little you can do. Do you remember the video clip when the owner of a bulldog tried to punch his own dog to release his lock but couldn't?.
 
Wanker said:
Yes once they lock their jaws into you there is very little you can do. Do you remember the video clip when the owner of a bulldog tried to punch his own dog to release his lock but couldn't?.

My mom's a vet. She studied bulldog jaws many years ago and said they were sorta unique in that when they locked onto something, they could not be unlocked except by the dog's own muscle control. She told stories of baddies being bitten and having to kill the dog to release the jaws. Since bulldogs are extremely stubborn, once they lock on, you're screwed. Unless you have a steak handy.
 
oldguyzer said:
My mom's a vet. She studied bulldog jaws many years ago and said they were sorta unique in that when they locked onto something, they could not be unlocked except by the dog's own muscle control. She told stories of baddies being bitten and having to kill the dog to release the jaws. Since bulldogs are extremely stubborn, once they lock on, you're screwed. Unless you have a steak handy.

Thus the phrase 'bulldog tenacity'.
 
oldguyzer said:
My mom's a vet. She studied bulldog jaws many years ago and said they were sorta unique in that when they locked onto something, they could not be unlocked except by the dog's own muscle control. She told stories of baddies being bitten and having to kill the dog to release the jaws. Since bulldogs are extremely stubborn, once they lock on, you're screwed. Unless you have a steak handy.

You think the Bear knew that :biggrin2:
 
Large animals are often terrified of much smaller animals. Elephants are scared of mice, mythbusters proved that

 
Judging by the speed they were running and the way the dog jumped, I believe they are American Bulldogs.
 
Esco! said:
Large animals are often terrified of much smaller animals. Elephants are scared of mice, mythbusters proved that



I am waiting for the episode where they try to prove, "Once you go black...".
 
We should change thread title to "animals who are afraid of much smaller animals"

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