Woman Mauled by Her Own Pitbull (Clean Version)

@Vinsmoke because people usually scream for help when they’re being mauled to death by a dog. Women are VERY independent, yes. However, again, most people do scream for help when they’re being mauled.

@lookism_fem indeed

@GhettoQueen241 My shitbull mauls anybody that comes near me. Its a neat trick

@ipi**onliberals some pitbulls can actually be VERY sweet and gentle when raised in the RIGHT homes! Also, does this mean we have to shoot the singer too?

@NevadaTAN Care too share

@Mersty yo momma wanted some pussy

@Achmedmoomoo she wanted to get knotted

@Galaga While it is a common belief that hitting an aggressive dog will make it worse, the effects of physical force during an active attack are complex and depend on the dog's breed traits and the intensity of the situation.
Historically, Pit Bulls were bred for "gameness"—the trait of not backing down from a fight even when in pain. Because of this genetic selection for tenacity, physical strikes like hitting or kicking may not deter a determined Pit Bull and can sometimes trigger an adrenaline surge that increases its focus on the target.
According to the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior, using physical punishment or aversive methods can increase the risk of future aggression in all dogs. Physical discipline often teaches a dog to fear or distrust humans, which can lead to unpredictable, defensive attacks.
In active emergency situations, standard physical strikes (like hitting the nose) are rarely effective at stopping a committed attack. Experts recommend alternatives like the "wheelbarrow" method (lifting the back legs), using a break stick (if trained), or applying a high, tight collar lift to trigger a release.
Many aggressive behaviors stem from fear; punishing a fearful dog with physical force can worsen the underlying anxiety and make a bite more likely as the dog feels trapped.

@HungryGhost If a human kills someone, should every human be exterminated?

@VoyeurGentleSir67 Why the fuck would he risk his life for a fat blobfish?

@Dorxer A good camera man is hard too find

@FunnyFrogg you have standards. Good on you, Frodo!