How would I have fared if the pitbull jumped out of the car and charged at me? Why was I so determined to kill the dog? Did I scare the dog off?

[WhiteBoyChill]

So I was peaceably walking my dog today down the street.

And then out of nowhere I hear a loud and I mean REALLY FCKING LOUD sound right in my eardrums rapidly approaching me from behind.

I thought it was a dog charging me from behind.

I screech out “HOLY SHIT” and my entire body tenses up. I frantically look behind me but the car is already in front of me.

A pitbull hanging out of its owners car. The car driving by at 50 miles per hour.

The dog looks like it wants to jump out. Like it wants to kill me.

But in that moment I feel anger. I feel this burning desire.

I desperately wanted the dog to jump out so I could face it.

With my body still tense I’m thinking to myself “I FCKING DARE YOU PLEASE JUMP RIGHT OUT OF THAT FCKING WINDOW RIGHT NOW SO I CAN BEAT THE MTHERFCKING EVERLIVING SHIT OUT OF YOU.”

I wanted to kill that dog desperately. I wanted so badly for it to jump out of that window and face me. I wanted to fcking strangle and punch and kick it and smash its head into the cement. I felt REALLY FCKING ANGRY at that dog.

Aside from the initial startle where I screeched out “HOLY SHIT”

I felt motivated by anger in that moment.

I wanted a fight and I wanted that dog to jump out of the car and face me so I could kick its fcking *ss and kill it. I hated that dog for what it did.

I felt not one ounce of fear in my body aside from the initial shock once I identified the threat and where it was coming from.

I was motivated to kill it and I felt no fear in my body. Only anger.

If I had a Glock, I would have shot at the owner’s tires as the car was driving away.

So would my adrenaline have saved me?

Would I have most likely won the fight against the dog if it decided to attack?

Obviously if a fight were to have ensued, my odds of winning would have been much higher feeling motivated by anger than they would be if I cowered in fear.

The dog ultimately decided not to jump out of its owner’s car.

So in my mind, I won the fight.

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After I gave the dog what must have been the cruelest and most determined stare to kill it that it had ever seen from a human, it withdrew from the window into the vehicle and stopped barking.

In my mind I scared the dog with my determination.

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I felt a passion and burning desire to kill in myself that I never knew existed. The revelation and the desire for violence I had was truly startling to me.

Because I am someone that abhors violence in general. And I love animals too. Especially dogs

[coxoabean]

I understand why you may have been so angry. Trust me I despise pitbulls so much. I am fine with dogs, but pitbulls definitely not. I have heard countless stories of Pitbulls attacking people who lovingly raise them. They have killed babies and innocent children. So I understand getting so mad at that dog. You seemed to be really angry though, shooting the owners tires may have made the dog go crazy though. I was walking one time, with a guy friend and my dad. We were walking in a neighborhood, when all of a sudden this guy lets his pitbull out the front door as he walks out with it. This dog wasn't on a leash. I was walking minding my business, when I hear it growling and turned to look at it, right when the pitbull walked right out of its house it looked ready to kill and attack. I had done nothing at all to the dog. I looked at it and wide eyed as this pitbull darts towards me, my guy friend and dad were walking right ahead of me, I started to feel fear inside me. I was sure I was going to be attacked and die that moment. I mean that dog was ready for killing. I could feel fear throughout my body and looked at my friend and dad who were turned around ready to fight the dog back. Thankfully the owner called his dog and the dog stopped only like 3 feet away from me, looked at its owner, then back at me and ran back to its yard. Another time, I had been walking in a neighborhood again, when I was walking my sister and I were minding our business enjoying the walk, when all of a sudden this pitbull comes over to us. It starts walking all around us, and it looked like it was getting ready to maybe attack one of us. Then a little kitten comes running past, the pitbull looks at it, darts towards it, the kitten runs around the corner of a house and my sister and I hear it screech. I run over to look at the kitten, that pitbull had it in its mouth, and was shaking it wildly. The poor kitten 💔 it ten left it there, to finish dying. Then the pitbull was calmer, and my sis and I walked to our car. One of the neighbors there had told us the pitbull always ran loose. I have had countless encounters with pitbulls and it is by God's amazing Grace I've never been attacked by one. Thank the Lord. Those things fight to death. There grip is soooo hard, that I don't know if you would be able to fight it off even with your adrenaline kicked in. It depends, but I don't know. Maybe if your a tall, muscly guy, possibly. Those dogs though are crazy bad. They were bread to fight, and fight till death. I did hear a story of a lady though, she was walking with her family, her husband and her were having an argument, when these pitbulls came up ready to attack her family, her, her husband and 2 kids. The husband said she stopped, looked at them very angrily and growled so loud and as mean as she could, and the dogs stopped, stared and ran off haha. So, I think maybe eye contact can work with them sometimes. It is always good to be prepared to encounter one though. So, I think maybe if you were angry enough you could have fought it, would you have won, honestly I don't know. Sounds like you definitely made it calm down though, so yes you basically did win!

[WhiteBoyChill]

I think I made it cower away in fear

[coxoabean]

Ya you probably did! That's good though! It probably saw your anger and got scared

[WhiteBoyChill]

I mean, I didn’t verbally convey anything, I just kind of stared at it but I guess it still felt intimidated.

[coxoabean]

Ya I think staring at them kind of shows your the authority or boss or whatever, so I think that's why

[Dongie]

I know that dude.
Seriously last November or so I was at my cousins house watching the Cowboys game. His mom has a dog from Argentina that weighs 160 Mike says. This dog is so big I wouldn't come in the room even with Mke holding his collar.
Well the game ended and I went out onto this huge deck they have to get Cece. She's the one in my picture here. She weighs 10.5 or so pounds. Mike told Mel that we were getting ready to go. She opened her door and that bastard and another dog about 65 pounds ran out. The smaller one ran past me and down the stairs. I panicked and jumped one step down what is about 8 steps. The deck is about 5 foot above ground level. I fell as that big one came past me. I jumped up and watched Cece break the ancles on the first one with a double reverse move and shot around big boy. But she underestimated his reach. He slapped a paw on her that covered her entire rib cage pinning her to the ground. By then I was just about to dive through that piece of shit and yelled so loud. His head was dipping to snatched her up. Mike said he's deaf in one ear and has poor hearing in the other. I think the power of God came through my yell. He turned and eyes bulging and his mouth hanging open looking at what made the sound. His left arm relaxed and Cece shot out like a bullet. I missed hitting him because he took off after her. I looked back and she was already up the steps before he even reached the steps. But at that moment I was going to pull his head off. I had no fear. The sight of watching him shake my dog like a rag put unyielding rage in me.
I went in as Mike Corrales the dogs. He comes in screaming MOTHER and as I take Cece from her he told her how stupid she was. Cece had jumped from the floor into her arms. I later was asked by Mike how close that had been. He saw it from the deck. I said, you know what would have happened if I was unable to stop him? He said shhh, don't say it.
Well it's been 10 months and I still hate that dog. I said I would have killed everything in the house.
He said I know.

[KrakenAttackin]

Take a breath bro. You are really angry at the owner who raised the pit bull to be a violent animal.

As for shooting the cars tires out, not a great decision. I know this didn't happen but if you ever do carry a pistol you have to control your temper even when provoked.

[WhiteBoyChill]

I would not have felt bad if the guy crashed his car and died

[WhiteBoyChill]

On second thought, I definitely 100% shouldnt’ve because of the safety risk it poses to other drivers

[KrakenAttackin]

@WhiteBoyChill. I get the feeling , there is no shortage of assholes in the world.