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Posted by Jd on October 21, 2009, 11:09 am, in reply to "Bark and Hold gone wrong Russian trainer"
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Well he likes to figth dogs he does things a bit more different than ohers. Seems to be decoy vs dog in his mind.
If he wanted to get the dog off quicker I cant see why he fougth him vs pushing the dog into with his loose arm.
Not my decoy work saying that since I never did it . But from Vet tech, animal control and grooming if a real bite happens you shove your arm into the dog vs a tug of war the dog is always going to win and cause damage.
It worked well for me when I was bathing a older white GSD back in the 80's got my shoulder upper arm which thank god had a huge grooming apron and my hoodie and long johns I hugged him tigth and he released. No tear bad deep bruising and still needed a tetanus. Note the dog was sick and never bite me again the many times I bathed him.
( but I always doubled up on clothes just in case)
Hope he is ok and got tetnus and the dog is one tough dog I am assuming he was taugth to get the weapon hand and the trainer did not know it or the dog was under estimated.
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