Tough call. Some dogs can be "backed down" by an aggressive approach (yelling "go home!" and walking into the dog). That would work if the dog is unsure of himself. A better idea would probably be to stand still and try to diffuse the situation by not challenging the dog. Most likely he will just sniff and eventually lose interest. If the dog actually has a grip on you, the best bet would be to keep on your feet and try to choke him with his collar. (Provided he is wearing a collar.) People tend to beat, kick, punch these dogs, and that generally doesn't work. They were bred to tolerate pain to a large extent. But they can only go so long without air. RUN
how do black caiman defend them selfs
how do black caiman defend there self
fish
their tusks
Their sting.
So they can defend and hunt for them selfs in the wild
a way to defend them selfs
No
I'm not trying to be rude, but that is not a smart question they defend themselves by electrocuting the offender.
they have tusk because they need to defend them selfs hi savannah
Ospreys defend them selfs by erecting head feathers to look threatening, and striking the attacker with their talons.
They don't really. All they can do is hide and hope for the best.