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I missed this earlier. The first time I saw him was at my brother in laws home. We were watching his discovery channel
or a gorilla. Guiness says they've been recorded as lifting 1800 pounds over their head. Think about that for a minute.
No human is close to that.
Can we train those we have vanquished to fight alongside us in future bouts?Do we get to jump straight to the bear while fully rested, or do we have to fight each one in order working our way through?
There are certain dogs I simply will not fork with. One is the Neapolitan Mastiff. Friend of mine had one and at six months he was well over 100lbs. and stood over my friend, who's easily 6' 4", on it's hind legs. So considering that and the fact that he was fast as all get out with that huge head and drool everywhere, that was a big nope for me. Don't invite me over ever again unless he's kenneled and highly sedated.I used to think that I could take on a large dog until one day a large Pit Bull got hold of my forearm. Thank goodness that dog had a shock collar on him and the owner was quick with zapping it, or from what I could tell from the power of those jaws, my goose would have been cooked.
I think it would make a wonderful show. Get these fools in a coliseum or something with a paid audience and have them put up of shut up. I personally would love to see it.
I mean we all remember Pinky don’t we?
Oh yeah, thanks for the memory jog.There are certain dogs I simply will not fork with. One is the Neapolitan Mastiff. Friend of mine had one and at six months he was well over 100lbs. and stood over my friend, who's easily 6' 4", on it's hind legs. So considering that and the fact that he was fast as all get out with that huge head and drool everywhere, that was a big nope for me. Don't invite me over ever again unless he's kenneled and highly sedated.
I'd bet so. If anyone need visual evidence, here you go.Oh yeah, thanks for the memory jog.
Back in the day a customer of mine owned a restaurant in Biloxi. When he closed at night,he put his Mastiff in the
storeroom. If you were stupid enough to try and steal his beer, you'd pay a bad price.
So the Mastiff was an alcoholic? That seems rather sad…Oh yeah, thanks for the memory jog.
Back in the day a customer of mine owned a restaurant in Biloxi. When he closed at night,he put his Mastiff in the
storeroom. If you were stupid enough to try and steal his beer, you'd pay a bad price.
I'd bet so. If anyone need visual evidence, here you go.
Not one of their Mastiffs are under 100lbs and the largest is 180lbs. And the owner makes a good point. They don't bark unless they can't get to you. They just lunge. Just no.