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He did more than just bite the dog.
You dont need to draw blood and literally scare the piss and ---- out of them to establish dominance

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#9 - topkeks

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I bit my dog once in the back of the neck, never ----ed with me again after that. It wasn't hard enough to draw blood or stuff like that but he knew who was boss after that.

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#5 - iwontregretit

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I do this with my dog but not ina abusive way, whenever were play fighting and he gets too rough i give him a chomp on his excess skin, he gets the messege. Hes gotten really good about it.

#7 to #5 - highkingtorygg

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is there not a better way?

#17 to #7 - iwontregretit

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Im sure there is, but its not damaging at all. He dosnt show any negative behaviour. Its similiar to being pinched on any excess fat.

#14 to #7 - crabshapedcake

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There is positive reinforcement. The non caesar milan way.
Dont punish your dogs please

#18 to #14 - iwontregretit

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Lmao.

#8 to #7 - emopandaxox

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You can give em little pinches but the biting way works because they identify your mouth, think they grab everything with the mouth however they watch us grab almost nothing with ours and the things we are we are eating chewing crunching they dont want to be grabbed by that, also human bites have like a 99 percent chance of infection so really dont bite anyone unless you're in a fight fight

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Can you shows me facts to back that up?

#13 to #8 - therealslim

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Fair warning to anyone planning on listening to his advice about only biting in a actual fight with someone. If you start a fight then begin to lose to the point you bite the person there's a good chance the receiving party will almost definitely try to severely injure you for doing that. Getting into a fight with someone then biting them could mean the difference between not being kicked in the mouth ribs and kidneys when you are on the ground. Or being kicking in all three of those places. If you are sure you are going to lose don't do something that will set off the majority of the general populace, and make your situation more life threatening than it is.
They are almost guaranteed an infection from the bite however a single kick to the kidneys wide open will probably make you piss blood.

The only time you should bite in a fight is if you are trying to escape and didn't want to fight in the first place. But are being physically restrained, A better option would be to scratch the attacker with you nails as hard as you can across the face and eyes and escape while yelling for help. Dont wash or clean your hands or chew on your nails out of Anxiety. Head straight to the nearest police station tell them what happened and inform them you scratched the attacker. They should then take samples and question you. Biting someone healthwise wont do anything to them to help you escape except momentarily stun them unless its something extreme like entire fingers or tongue. Infection would most likely happen but would take much to long to help you. Better to Bite to stun enough to get partially free then claw the eyes to blind and disorientate the attacker then run for help. The bite as I said unless something extreme wont surprise after the first time and will most likely make the aggressor even angrier.
TL;DR
Biting someone except in the most dire of situations will only enrage them further making it more likely they deal severe injury to you given the opportunity.

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#16 to #2 - tanglenose

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Best movie of this century

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#12 to #1 - cleu

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wait how DO they train horses?

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#4 to #1 - secretpandaninja

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Dude. Click the link. He left out all the parts that clarify that it was DEFINITELY abuse.

#3 to #1 - arcamean

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He forgot to include this "Officers found the dog inside a closet in Campbell’s room, where blood was smeared on the carpet and a recliner. The animal, cops noted, was shaking and had a bloody ear." so yeah that was certainly abuse.

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He ----ing bit its ear hard enough for it to bleed, and then left it? What the ----.