Shmulik B. a professional dog trainer and an AKBAN academy veteran, http://www.akban.org
- shows how to get an assaulting dog to release its bite. This will
work on any dog, any wolf, any pitbull or mastiff. As long as the dog
needs to breath, pressure his the trachea and block the air passage
through the air pipe. This forces the dog to open it's bite and try to
take some air. Initiate the gag reflex!
Since this is not a blood choke, but an airway choke it will take more then two minutes of complete pressure to make the dog unconscious.
That is a lot of time and long before it the dog will stop it's behavior recognizing you as the alpha and the pack leader.
Shmulik, the guy who is explaining the technique is one of the most decorated dog trainers in Israel, with years of experience with working, police and guard dogs.
I would say that your suggestions about grabbing the legs, kicking, running away etc. does not work and the baseball bat, gun or grenades if you have ones, might hurt the victim too.
This technique is the one dog trainers, all over the world use. Learn it.
Take care
We uploaded this self defense technique to our martial arts YouTube channel even if it's a bit outside our channel focus. We think it's necessary - we could not find another video on the net that shows this basic stuff.
The dog on the video is a trained dog, it's doing great.
dogs dog Bite force mastiff rottweiler pitbull play swim kangal tosa bully kutta vs versus fight tiger lion jaguar wolverine badger apbt american grizzly german shepherd boxer pug bull dog canines teeth elephant rhino african india shark orca wild wolf buffalo grooming attack beast leopard cougar lynx meer cat feline train black polar bear crocodile anaconda python whale killer bat honey doberman wildlife king coyote gull dong rats mice guard asianCC Image of the video by http://www.flickr.com/photos/metrobold/
Go to http://www.akban.org/wiki/Portal:_Nin... For a thorough look at one part of the AKBAN documentation project.
In AKBAN we train the way we like, completely absorbing ourselves in technique while fearlessly researching. We don't care about politics, political values, belt systems or Mc-dojos -- what matters to us is dojo time, heart and earth, that's it: One principle, two words: "No shortcuts"
Since this is not a blood choke, but an airway choke it will take more then two minutes of complete pressure to make the dog unconscious.
That is a lot of time and long before it the dog will stop it's behavior recognizing you as the alpha and the pack leader.
Shmulik, the guy who is explaining the technique is one of the most decorated dog trainers in Israel, with years of experience with working, police and guard dogs.
I would say that your suggestions about grabbing the legs, kicking, running away etc. does not work and the baseball bat, gun or grenades if you have ones, might hurt the victim too.
This technique is the one dog trainers, all over the world use. Learn it.
Take care
We uploaded this self defense technique to our martial arts YouTube channel even if it's a bit outside our channel focus. We think it's necessary - we could not find another video on the net that shows this basic stuff.
The dog on the video is a trained dog, it's doing great.
dogs dog Bite force mastiff rottweiler pitbull play swim kangal tosa bully kutta vs versus fight tiger lion jaguar wolverine badger apbt american grizzly german shepherd boxer pug bull dog canines teeth elephant rhino african india shark orca wild wolf buffalo grooming attack beast leopard cougar lynx meer cat feline train black polar bear crocodile anaconda python whale killer bat honey doberman wildlife king coyote gull dong rats mice guard asianCC Image of the video by http://www.flickr.com/photos/metrobold/
Go to http://www.akban.org/wiki/Portal:_Nin... For a thorough look at one part of the AKBAN documentation project.
In AKBAN we train the way we like, completely absorbing ourselves in technique while fearlessly researching. We don't care about politics, political values, belt systems or Mc-dojos -- what matters to us is dojo time, heart and earth, that's it: One principle, two words: "No shortcuts"
