How to deal with vicious dogs

One day when you are walking on the road, and a vicious dog suddenly rushes to you, what should you do?

The first thing you might think of is to run! Unfortunately, you don't have the extreme speed of Liu Xiang or the amazing jumping ability of Jordan. So in most cases (99.999999%), you can't outrun a vicious dog. The worst part is that it's baring its teeth and wants to "kiss" you. I don't know exactly how fast a dog can run, but I'm sure it can outpace most people.

The second scenario: You're so scared that you can't move your feet. This situation is the worst. Dogs have an instinct - they bully the weak and fear the strong (http://www.tfbaobei.com/Html/?281.html). When it senses that you have no ability to fight back and can't cause it any harm, it will rush at you without hesitation, "kissing" and "loving" you. This is very bad for you. Perhaps in its eyes, you look like a steaming roasted chicken.

Third, bravely charge towards it. At this point, the dog will think you are "fierce" and instead be afraid of you. This situation is very common and highly effective against ordinary dogs. They usually turn around and run away. However, when encountering a Doberman Pinscher or other larger dogs, doing this often amounts to offering yourself as prey. It's also not applicable when facing more than two dogs because they know how to cooperate, making you hesitate. Have you seen a few dogs hunting cattle on Animal World?

Fourth, you could turn around and attack it. Such bravery is rare, after all, when facing a vicious dog, you would feel nervous. Even large dogs deserve consideration - how to fight, where to hit needs thought. If you hit the dog's head, congratulations, it won't cause much damage to it, even if you use a knife. Unless you can cut its head into two halves with one strike, you will face a frenzied attack from an injured dog. Attacking the back? No, I once saw someone hitting a dog's back with a stick, but it caused no harm. Of course, if the force is sufficient and fierce enough, it might subdue it. To avoid using too much strength yet still subdue or kill it, you can accurately strike its waist. This is why the legendary Sky-Howling Dog is called "slender waist." The waist of canine animals is very fragile, supported only by a single spine. A forceful strike or heavy pressure will cause serious injury.

Fifth, actually, you can suddenly squat down. I haven't figured out the exact reason yet, maybe the prelude to many animal attacks is to suddenly squat down, or perhaps dogs have experience that humans squat down to pick up stones for attack. In short, as long as you suddenly squat down, the dog that wants to bite you will immediately turn around or slow down. The specific reason remains to be investigated.

These are five different methods and corresponding results for dealing with vicious dogs (⊙o⊙)... If you have better methods, please leave a message for further discussion. Tianfu Baobei