Wolves Surround Joggers, Bite Dog

Get themselves some Rhodesian Ridgebacks. They'll f*ck them wolves up.

Recently two wolves confronted me while I was walking my dog at night, and I scared them off by yelling as hard as I could... I never cussed out a person like I did those pups

That's what they get for being "Joggers". I hate joggers, I am a RUNNER. Joggesr are those fat ass, lard butt, spandex, leg warmer wearing fagg0ts, iPod listening-while-running-a-race @sswipes who line up on the front line when they plan on run/walking a 27:32 5K! I will start training my german shepard to go for the throat of all 'joggers' and to bow in repsect to all 'runners'.

What I'm wandering is if wolves will eventually turn on each other. If they get hungry enough, will they eat one another? Or are they a pack until the end?

What they should do is wrote:

Get themselves some Rhodesian Ridgebacks. They'll f*ck them wolves up.

You do understand the the Ridgebacks would get eaten alive by the wolves, right? They did not kill and eat lions, they just surrounded and confused them until their master would come kill it. Tough and fearless dog but more or less a tasty treat for an equally fierce animal that has pack hunting down pat.

This is why (well part of why) I don't live in Alaska or anywhere where wild animal attacks are more probable due to numbers and proximity. Those ladies probably need some stronger pepper spray or maybe even a stun gun. And maybe leave the dogs at home when going for a jog, at least during a time of year when wolves are finding scarce sources for food.

Those wolves have every right to a tasty meal - whatever it is.

Did anyone else find the brunette with the pepper spray kinda hot?

Damn straight.

apparently the wolves did.

One of the joggers attacked was DWIGHT STONES

Well, there goes the theory about Pit bulls being invincible. I would have thought that an American Pitt could have done a little damage to a wolf. That was a pretty good sized pit. Maybe we should get Mike Vick up there to train those dogs to defend themselves.

Well, there goes the theory about Pit bulls being invincible. I would have thought that an American Pitt could have done a little damage to a wolf. That was a pretty good sized pit. Maybe we should get Mike Vick up there to train those dogs to defend themselves.

3 CHEERS FOR THE WOLVES! "i was rainbowing my pepper spray..."

i nearly packed it in after that one. or...

"i care about my friend but if it was my dog they wanted, i woulda... woulda..."

i was howling by that point.

Listen again and tell me where you hear pit bull???

Try bulldog. Big difference. People want to hear pit bull so bad.

Look at the vid. It's a Pit. People will call a Pit a "Bulldog" to avoid stigma.

not fond of people wrote:

Listen again and tell me where you hear pit bull???

Try bulldog. Big difference. People want to hear pit bull so bad.

Dog Guy wrote:

You do understand the the Ridgebacks would get eaten alive by the wolves, right? They did not kill and eat lions, they just surrounded and confused them until their master would come kill it. Tough and fearless dog but more or less a tasty treat for an equally fierce animal that has pack hunting down pat.

Well, Ridgebacks are pack hunters as well. No, they did/do not "kill" and "eat" lions; I never said they did. However, perhaps more than most any other breed, they truly view their masters as part of the pack. More specifically, they feel like they're part of the master's pack, and will do anything in their considerable power to protect them. Bottom line: if there's any breed you'd want at your side in that situation, it'd be the Ridgebacks.

I would also take an Akita on my side. A tough dog that would do anything to protect their masters.

But outnumbered 7 to 1, there's not a dog in the world that would walk away from that fight.

can wolves lick their balls?