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To: Bilow who wrote (9538)	11/9/2001 4:43:03 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 281500

ok on dogs, but horses dont attack they are like trucks, donkeys, and burros dogs can be soldiers in almost every sense of the word but horses are trucks well, horses also serve as walls in Old US West, they shot their horses, then used them for cover during Indian attacks I know what you mean about dogs going for the groinage I was an experienced paperboy when young I would lean low, offer my wrist and arm for it to chew, when attacked if a nasty beast, I would lift it with my arm in tow, then kick him in the balls the ripped arm usually healed in a few weeks a fellow paperboy did that to a vicious dog and killed it we was proud / jim

To: Bilow who wrote (9538)	11/9/2001 5:00:29 PM
From: FaultLine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

If alone and faced with two or more dogs, the sniper should avoid the situation. expressing a firm grasp of the obvious... --fl

To: Bilow who wrote (9538)	11/10/2001 1:15:46 AM
From: D. Long	Respond to of 281500

Dogs are easy to kill. Especially breeds like the German Shephard, which have a "wishbone" like breast cage. They instinctually go for the throat, 20 pounds of pressure forcing their front legs outward and their rib cage snaps. Dead dog. Kicking forcefully with both feet upward from a prone position at a leaping dog's chest cage is good enough to kill all but the biggest dogs. That's why police dogs are trained to go for the legs, or arms, from underneath, and not to jump. Derek