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<blockquote data-quote="plbcattle" data-source="post: 331883" data-attributes="member: 171"><p>my suggestion is to ALWAYS respect anything that is up to 10x our weight. A bull is a deadly weapon if you continue to challenge a bull. I have bulls that I can pet but in our initial meeting of the day, he lets me kn ow his attitude and if he wants me around he will allow me around, if he doesn't want me around, usually when his girlfriends are around, he will let me know and nothing short of fast flying lead will stop him. </p><p>I worked with the trainer of my protection Rottweiler and learned alot about animals and fear. An animal can sense fear by body posture and scent. My trainers rottweiler scared me to death even when he was in his pen. He showed me a couple of instances where I would approach the cage and that dog would try to kill me as I was scared that if this 130lb rott got out I was 2 feet from death. I also approached the cage and the dog could not see me, he could only smell me and the results were the same. When the fear was overcame and a dominant posture was used to approach the dog, the dog would be the inferior one. This was even the case when he couldn't see me only smell me. </p><p>I guess what I am saying is that we might be the dominant one if we have the right tool in our possession at that one time, BUT he is the dominant being. Just him not intending to harm us, they can at will smash us. Please be careful thinking a stick can keep a bull off you if he wants to get in your back pocket.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="plbcattle, post: 331883, member: 171"] my suggestion is to ALWAYS respect anything that is up to 10x our weight. A bull is a deadly weapon if you continue to challenge a bull. I have bulls that I can pet but in our initial meeting of the day, he lets me kn ow his attitude and if he wants me around he will allow me around, if he doesn't want me around, usually when his girlfriends are around, he will let me know and nothing short of fast flying lead will stop him. I worked with the trainer of my protection Rottweiler and learned alot about animals and fear. An animal can sense fear by body posture and scent. My trainers rottweiler scared me to death even when he was in his pen. He showed me a couple of instances where I would approach the cage and that dog would try to kill me as I was scared that if this 130lb rott got out I was 2 feet from death. I also approached the cage and the dog could not see me, he could only smell me and the results were the same. When the fear was overcame and a dominant posture was used to approach the dog, the dog would be the inferior one. This was even the case when he couldn't see me only smell me. I guess what I am saying is that we might be the dominant one if we have the right tool in our possession at that one time, BUT he is the dominant being. Just him not intending to harm us, they can at will smash us. Please be careful thinking a stick can keep a bull off you if he wants to get in your back pocket. [/QUOTE]
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