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I decided not to post a video to support my premise; they are too graphic, and one can do that on their own...Inoculation; I love dogs, but some owners really do some terrible and/or lousy things with them.
Do some (more) research on vicious dog attacks, then consider (re-consider) the effectiveness of dogs being integrated into a Rule of Law (R.O.L.) or post R.O.L. situation(s); particularly how to defend your position from a fast-moving and lethal adversary like a vicious dog.
R.O.L. reactions are basically governed by statute; 4 legged livestock, state property (wildlife) and people, and other pets can be defended from vicious or threatening dogs with lethal force (check your statutes). Don't color outside the lines in a R.O.L. situation..... but still have a plan which incorporates the minimum use of force as is necessary to protect life or your interests.
There are many examples; here are a couple-few (P.R.O.L.). Dogs can be utilized in urban environments; immediately following a breaching event or being let loose in a "safe zone" or refugee area to expose concealed weapons or combatants (another form of RECON by fire).
A dog's heightened sense of hearing and smell makes them a very useful tool in non-urban environments as well; they can be utilized to locate and fix your defensive location(s), disrupt your raid or attack, attack your flank(s) during movement, and/or even impede and disrupt your retrograde.
The time it takes to deal with an attack from a vicious dog is all the time it takes for a would-be human attacker to gain the acquisition advantage (upper hand) upon you or your family. You must reduce the threat and maintain situational awareness...
Now consider the effects of several vicious dogs...
Now consider which weapon system you would like to have in a R.O.L. and P.R.O.L. situation if one or more vicious dogs have been integrated into your scenario.
No need to share your own plan on an open thread; this is just a discussion. What may be helpful is for people to share how vicious dogs could be used...
Have a plan; "think outside the box, but don't color outside the lines...".
Ne Desit Virtus!
Do some (more) research on vicious dog attacks, then consider (re-consider) the effectiveness of dogs being integrated into a Rule of Law (R.O.L.) or post R.O.L. situation(s); particularly how to defend your position from a fast-moving and lethal adversary like a vicious dog.
R.O.L. reactions are basically governed by statute; 4 legged livestock, state property (wildlife) and people, and other pets can be defended from vicious or threatening dogs with lethal force (check your statutes). Don't color outside the lines in a R.O.L. situation..... but still have a plan which incorporates the minimum use of force as is necessary to protect life or your interests.
There are many examples; here are a couple-few (P.R.O.L.). Dogs can be utilized in urban environments; immediately following a breaching event or being let loose in a "safe zone" or refugee area to expose concealed weapons or combatants (another form of RECON by fire).
A dog's heightened sense of hearing and smell makes them a very useful tool in non-urban environments as well; they can be utilized to locate and fix your defensive location(s), disrupt your raid or attack, attack your flank(s) during movement, and/or even impede and disrupt your retrograde.
The time it takes to deal with an attack from a vicious dog is all the time it takes for a would-be human attacker to gain the acquisition advantage (upper hand) upon you or your family. You must reduce the threat and maintain situational awareness...
Now consider the effects of several vicious dogs...
Now consider which weapon system you would like to have in a R.O.L. and P.R.O.L. situation if one or more vicious dogs have been integrated into your scenario.
No need to share your own plan on an open thread; this is just a discussion. What may be helpful is for people to share how vicious dogs could be used...
Have a plan; "think outside the box, but don't color outside the lines...".
Ne Desit Virtus!
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