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Slugworth posted:Counterpoint, hitting a dog is never acceptable and does nothing to help train it. And if he hit it hard enough that it whined and ran away, it was not some minor little slap. I was unfortunately raised to slap dogs to train them, our dogs growing up were slapped, and not a single one responded that way. (And all obviously ended up poorly trained anyway). He said he did it out of "panic and instinct", if the job was important enough and he was really up in his head about it I could see how he could have reacted without thinking about it. (tunnel vision, etc) This guy is probably not hitting the dog on a regular basis and I don't really get the impression that he thinks hitting dogs is okay.
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Pick posted:Honestly I'm with the dude on this one. Girlfriend was out of line, and though being badly trained isn't the dog's fault, it doesn't make the dog's behavior everyone else's responsibility either.  In general if I say "hey don't do this specific thing" and your reaction is to do that specific thing, you will be lucky if the only thing I do is cut you out of my life. What the gently caress is the matter with people.
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Feb 27, 2017 20:50
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An excited juvenile labrador retriever was probably already airborne before the hit. Blame the lady for getting the dog all excited and saying "Go get him" The dog is in the clear and needs a better owner.
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Slugworth posted:Counterpoint, hitting a dog is never acceptable and does nothing to help train it. And if he hit it hard enough that it whined and ran away, it was not some minor little slap. I was unfortunately raised to slap dogs to train them, our dogs growing up were slapped, and not a single one responded that way. (And all obviously ended up poorly trained anyway). If you can stop a charging Labrador with a gentle push I would like to know your kung-fu secrets.
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If a dog charges me, it's open game on the dog. My sister has a bulldog, and that rear end in a top hat runs up and gets snot and slobber all over my clothing. drat right he gets a swift kick when he charges.
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Feb 27, 2017 21:00
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Patrick Spens posted:If you can stop a charging Labrador with a gentle push I would like to know your kung-fu secrets. I stop rabid Tibetan Mastiffs with my will alone.
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Feb 27, 2017 21:00
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i will destroy any dog i see with a series of swift punches and judo throws
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Feb 27, 2017 21:01
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My girlfriend [34 F] has said some hurtful things to me [39 M] during sex NSFW[quote:I will try to keep it short.
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Feb 27, 2017 21:05
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Anything other than jiu-jitsu, which as Slugworth mentioned, is not good for stopping dogs. Lately I've been using capoeira to great effect.
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WAY TO GO WAMPA!! posted:My girlfriend [34 F] has said some hurtful things to me [39 M] during sex NSFW[ omfg  this loving prude can't handle a little dirty talk
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Feb 27, 2017 21:06
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barking back at a dog and generally being imposing usually stops goofy rear end dogs
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food court bailiff posted:Anything other than jiu-jitsu, which as Slugworth mentioned, is not good for stopping dogs. Lately I've been using capoeira to great effect. Nuke the dog from orbit...it's the only way to be sure.
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WAY TO GO WAMPA!! posted:My girlfriend [34 F] has said some hurtful things to me [39 M] during sex NSFW[
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Patrick Spens posted:If you can stop a charging Labrador with a gentle push I would like to know your kung-fu secrets. I dunno, my dog is a lab mix who likes to randomly charge at me, and I deflect him just fine with a shove. Then a quick command to sit and he's fine.
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Cthulu Carl posted:I dunno, my dog is a lab mix who likes to randomly charge at me, and I deflect him just fine with a shove. Then a quick command to sit and he's fine. yes, your dog has been trained this dog has not Leon Einstein posted:These are the types of men woman have to put up with these days? They have my pity. Dude is way too old for that. lol, seriously i hope this lady dumps this clown before he ruins dirty talk for her
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Mirthless posted:yes, your dog has been trained Even when he wasn't, I'd just have to keep pushing him aside as he ran at me until he settled down.
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I let my dogs tackle and playfully bite me. They're trained to not do that to other people though sooo....
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Cthulu Carl posted:I dunno, my dog is a lab mix who likes to randomly charge at me, and I deflect him just fine with a shove. Then a quick command to sit and he's fine. this is the same situation as a poorly trained dog literally being egged on by its owner, in your mind, because....?
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Patrick Spens posted:If you can stop a charging Labrador with a gentle push I would like to know your kung-fu secrets. I stop by my parents every morning to take care of my mother, and have to stop a charging poorly trained (the most poorly trained ever maybe??) lab every day. You gently push them back. It is indeed quite easy to keep a rambunctious dog away from your person gently. The secret, I suppose, is to not act out of 'fear and instinct' when a friendly dog is charging towards you?
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food court bailiff posted:Anything other than jiu-jitsu, which as Slugworth mentioned, is not good for stopping dogs. Lately I've been using capoeira to great effect. True, capoeira is very strong against dogs, but in a new suit? You don't see the problem there?? 
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Feb 27, 2017 21:28
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I come home and suplex my dog every day
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Slugworth posted:I stop by my parents every morning to take care of my mother, and have to stop a charging poorly trained (the most poorly trained ever maybe??) lab every day. You gently push them back. It is indeed quite easy to keep a rambunctious dog away from your person gently. Fear and instinct, two things that are extremely easy to control when you are about to head out to an important interview while wearing a brand new suit, and a dog that you requested be put outside for half a minute comes charging and leaps at you.
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54 40 or gently caress posted:I come home and suplex my dog every day What a jabroni, I give mine a Stone Cold Stunner.
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zakharov posted:What a jabroni, I give mine a Stone Cold Stunner. Put him in the camel clutch and make him humble like old country way.
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zakharov posted:What a jabroni, I give mine a Stone Cold Stunner.
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I feel like we've discussed wrestling a dog in this thread before
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Lone Goat posted:I've gone on the record to support wrestling a sibling, but I am against wrestling any animals that are not in your weight class. OK I found it.
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Feb 27, 2017 21:39
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I wrestled my friends German Shepherd pup once because it was excitable and they hadnt bothered training it to not jump all over people it was fun. wrestle big pups every day
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Fullhouse posted:I wrestled my friends German Shepherd pup once because it was excitable and they hadnt bothered training it to not jump all over people dog wrasslin is good times but do not train your dog to surprise wrassle unsuspecting third parties, or if you want to do that quit pussyfooting around, get a doberman and teach it 'kill'
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I Was The Fury posted:Fear and instinct, two things that are extremely easy to control when you are about to head out to an important interview while wearing a brand new suit, and a dog that you requested be put outside for half a minute comes charging and leaps at you. But he hit a dog hard enough to make it 'go down and start whimpering' which I promise isn't what a rambunctious large dog does when lightly slapped.
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I Was The Fury posted:Fear and instinct, two things that are extremely easy to control when you are about to head out to an important interview while wearing a brand new suit, and a dog that you requested be put outside for half a minute comes charging and leaps at you. lol, just lol if you're not a cold, unfeeling automaton who can perfectly regulate your emotions the same way you regulate the richness of your fuel mixture
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Slugworth posted:Counterpoint, hitting a dog is never acceptable and does nothing to help train it. And if he hit it hard enough that it whined and ran away, it was not some minor little slap. I was unfortunately raised to slap dogs to train them, our dogs growing up were slapped, and not a single one responded that way. (And all obviously ended up poorly trained anyway). He's not trying to train the dog, he's trying to get the dog to not get on his suit, and this is the only way to do so. There was no non-violent option. If a kid came at me while I was wearing a $600 dress on my way to a wedding, holding a paintbrush, and the dad said "Go get her!" I might very well slap that kid to get him away as a last resort and not feel bad about it at all. I wouldn't blame the kid but that doesn't mean their owner's plan gets to move forward. Pick fucked around with this message at 21:45 on Feb 27, 2017 |
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If the dog went down and started whimpering then that dude must have smacked the poo poo out of it. gently caress you, have a lint roller in your car if you rock suits. Also a tailored Joseph A. Bank suit would have cost a lot less and gotten 99% of the job done.
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TheScott2K posted:If the dog went down and started whimpering then that dude must have smacked the poo poo out of it. gently caress you, have a lint roller in your car if you rock suits. i have seen a dog whimper because i did not give it a hot dog, it wasn't a sure sign of abuse
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every time a goon starts monday morning quarterbacking someone else's panicked flailing with the superior parry they would totally deploy in that situation, this is the voice I hear https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuDz-ibWJWM
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On the plus side I doubt the dog will be trying that again.
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TheScott2K posted:If the dog went down and started whimpering then that dude must have smacked the poo poo out of it. gently caress you, have a lint roller in your car if you rock suits. now this is an offensive opinion
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Pick posted:He's not trying to train the dog, he's trying to get the dog to not get on his suit, and this is the only way to do so. There was no non-violent option. Like, the idea that you can't non-violently keep something smaller than you away from yourself is just strange to me. But anyways, I've derailed the thread enough.
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Y'all acting like the dog isn't trained, seemed to obey that command pretty well.fruit on the bottom posted:On the plus side I doubt the dog will be trying that again. Well yeah, never seeing the guy again will make that happen.
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