Self Defence 5 Protect Yourself And Your Dog

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Self-Defense 101: Protect Yourself and Your Dog


Summary:

Pet owners face risks of attacks while walking their dogs. Here’s how to keep yourself and your furry friend safe.

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When out walking with my dog, Tyson, my first priority is his safety. Here are my top strategies for protection:

1. Quick-Release Collar:
I ensure Tyson's collar can be easily removed. This frees him quickly and prevents attackers from getting a hold of him.

2. Bark on Command:
Tyson is trained to bark loudly on command to attract attention if we face trouble. Creating noise is a strong deterrent for attackers. I use small dog biscuits as a reward to reinforce this training. He doesn’t need to bite?"just bark.

3. Use the Leash as a Shield:
Our leash has a heavy clasp. In danger, I release Tyson and wrap the leash around my hand, ready to swing the clasp for protection. This technique resembles the martial art manrikigusari-jutsu, which uses a chain for self-defense.

4. Discrete Self-Defense Tool:
I carry a six-inch dog chew in my belt, which serves as a legal yet effective defensive item. Similar to a yawara stick in martial arts, it can be used to target an attacker’s vulnerable spots.

5. Stay Vigilant:
Always be aware of your surroundings and avoid areas where danger might lurk. Keep that strong dog chew handy.

Stay safe out there!

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