Ahh, I see you’re referring to the stick as a baseball bat.
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Ahh, I see you’re referring to the stick as a baseball bat.
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Could be. Can’t want the video again while I am at work. By now I’ve watched and read many different accounts in which people are shocked that they can’t get a pit bull to let go of the victim. Hence the use of break sticks for pit bulls. My friend gave me a blow by blow account of his fight to pull a small child from a pit bull’s jaws. He and his friends tried a baseball bat and even a crow bar from the trunk but the dog wouldn’t let go.
Here’s “dog whisperer” Ceasar Milan’s comment on the fighting breeds compared with the rest of the dog population:
“Yeah, but this is a different breed...the power that comes behind bull dog, pit bull, presa canario, the fighting breed - They have an extra boost, they can go into a zone, they don’t feel the pain anymore. He is using the bulldog in him, which is way too powerful, so we have to ‘make him dog’ (I guess as in a “regular” dog) so we can actually create the limits. So if you are trying to create submission in a fighting breed, it’s not going to happen. They would rather die than surrender.”. If you add pain, it only infuriates them..to them pain is that adrenaline rush, they are looking forward to that, they are addicted to it... That’s why they are such great fighters.”
Cesar goes on to say...”Especially with fighting breeds, you’re going to have these explosions over and over because there’s no limits in their brain.”