| Pit Bull Attacks half Wolf Puppy. Half Wolf Puppy defends against Pit Bull |
| Written by Trevor | ||||||||
| Saturday, 16 May 2009 | ||||||||
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A joyful pup and its mistress once passed me on their walk in the park. The joy in the puppy's half step half hop was quite evident. To it, every moving blade of grass was an investigative sherlock holmes mystery to be unraveled.
A joyful pup and its mistress once passed me on their walk in the park. The joy in the puppy's half step half hop was quite evident. To it, every moving blade of grass was an investigative sherlock holmes mystery to be unraveled. Moments later, you hear a repeated high pitched yap yap yap yap and the deeper growl of a less playful dog. Without turning, you already know the problem. Playful puppy has been stopped dead in its tracks by another dog which may not be quite under control of its master. In many parts of North America that problem dog is actually a dog that has inherent anger problems perhaps due to an owner who wasn't loving and caring or problems due to inbreeding and or its part of its gene makeup. My neighbor tells the story of his dog which is actually half dog and half Northern wolf. Sometime last year he tied his dog to the back bumper of his vehicle and gave it a 5 meter length ( about 15 feet ) to play with. He remembers hearing a ruckus outside and running out to his front door to find the following scenario. A pitbull was running full out at highspeed with its owner running behind holding an empty leash. The pitbull crossed his front lawn in the blink of an eye and was airborne before anyone could as much as move a few feet. His own puppy backed up against the vehicle and waited silent and expectently for the rushing pitBull. This all happened at high speed, but when the Pit Bull leapt high for his dog's throat with uncanny speed, his dog was eerily not there anymore. It was airborne and above the pitbull. As the pitbull landed and simultaneously twisted, my neighbor's half wolf clamped its jaws on the PitBulls neck and held it motionless while the pitBull shook itself viciously backwards and forwards. A low stern warning issued from the throat of my neighbor's dog and the pitBull quietened for a moment. The bigger dog shook it once more and released it with a toss of its jaw. I am told that the angry pitbull didn't have 3 feet properly on the ground before it promptly launched itself yet again at the half puppy. This time meaning to surprise it. However, everyone was surprised when the puppy itself met the pitBull midway and without ado simply snapped its neck. There was a kind of silence that one hears when everyone is holding their breath. Time that had rushed faster than anyone could probably recount, suddenly stood still. The only slow movement came from the puppy as it backed to the vehicle, slunk down and looked around. I don't wish any animal ill, but we were later told that that pitbull was already under probation for having attacked a child the year before. In ontario, a dog can be put down for that behavior but apparently this happened weeks before some law was passed and the witnesses had differing stories so the pitbull was in its owners care while the case was being decided. I guess, the wheels of justice move slowly and that sometimes the animal kingdom simply takes things into its own. Afterwards, everyone was very certain that the puppy would have stood no chance under the fierce onslaught of the pitBull, but nature thought differently. About the Author: The story of the hugely aggressive pit bull and the half wolf puppy. Discover also how to go about training aggressive an dog Get a totally unique version of this article from our article submission service Views: 192
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