It is not only the fierce fighting dog that can be dangerous. A flock of stray dogs in the city, an ill-bred darling of neighbors - so what, even your own four-legged friend, frightened of something or very angry, can suddenly become a source of increased danger. There is no need to be afraid of all dogs in a row, but in the event of an attack, you must be ready for it.
Instructions
Step 1
The first rule is not to provoke the dog. There is no need to shout and wave your arms, try to drive her away with your bag, do not make any sudden movements at all. Don't look her in the eye - she may take this as a signal to attack. If the dog just barked at you, most likely it hasn't attacked yet - it just scares you. Allow her to sniff you, at least from a short distance. Calmly turn around and walk away without losing sight of her. You can try to say loudly and firmly: "Fu", "Let's go." The following works well for stray dogs: bend over and pretend that you are picking up a stick or stone from the ground. This alone can cool her ardor.
Step 2
If the dog attacks in silence, it is already dangerous. Look around for a quick hiding place nearby. The nearest store door or entrance, any elevation (at least a children's slide), even a small reservoir can help you. If there is no way to hide, throw a handful of sand into the dog's eyes, it will blind him for a few seconds, and you can call for help or arm yourself with something. Running away from a dog is useless - any dog runs faster than an average person, and perceives a running object as prey.
Step 3
If the animal does attack, be prepared to fight back. Hit her on the nose, a hit in the ribs and on the head can give a good effect. Unfortunately, this rarely works with fighting dogs - they are extremely insensitive to pain. If you have enough courage, grab the dog's jaws with your hands and pull them in different directions. Use any available object for protection - stones, sticks. If you do not feel strong enough to actively defend yourself, raise your hands to cover your face and throat and call loudly for help. Put forward any available object - a bag, a bag, an umbrella, let the animal be distracted by it. Take off your outerwear and throw it over your outstretched hand - it is better if the dog grips the fabric with its teeth.
Step 4
The most dangerous thing is the attack of a pack of dogs. If they crave a bag of groceries in your hands (this often happens in cities in winter, stray dogs attack passers-by from hunger), throw them food - your health is more valuable.
