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quote :90% of dogs jump when they attack. A dog cannot see directly below its head. A quick front kick to the throat will put the dog disorientated on the ground usually choking (not paying 100% attention to you at the moment) giving you time to decide what the next course of action is. Actually trying to beat an animal without a weapon is asking to get messed up. If you don’t have something very hard or sharp to hit with, vacate area first free chance.
That sounds like the knee the face defense against a double leg shoot- sounds great on paper, hard to pull off in the split second window of opportunity.
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quote \”CLFMak\:quote :90% of dogs jump when they attack. A dog cannot see directly below its head. A quick front kick to the throat will put the dog disorientated on the ground usually choking (not paying 100% attention to you at the moment) giving you time to decide what the next course of action is. Actually trying to beat an animal without a weapon is asking to get messed up. If you don’t have something very hard or sharp to hit with, vacate area first free chance.That sounds like the knee the face defense against a double leg shoot- sounds great on paper, hard to pull off in the split second window of opportunity.
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I guess if you miss the kick and you do a 360 defense they bite down on your forearm you could punch under aiming for the throat.
Your arm might get messed up but at least you might live through it.
A multiple dog attack would be particularly nasty though.
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