Dog vs. Mountain Lion - Who will win?
Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 4:44 pm
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Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 8:37 pm
ahhhh thats good stuff right there!!!! good stuff
Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 12:44 am
Is this a real question...? I couldn't get the clip to work but the dog has no chance! Lions can pretty much kill anything they dare IMHO.
Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 12:48 am
you just have to watch the clip the dog wins this battle.
Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 1:12 am
It must be horseshit then... cause I ain't buying it. I have seen enough lion dog fights to know that the lion is the man! You can think whatever you wish..... take care.
Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 11:43 am
Yea, we breed some of that line in our dogs years ago. They still show some of that grit in them today. Sorry Rockcreek, you obviously need some of this in your dogs if they are getting wooped by a cat.
Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 11:54 am
Lassie??? Looks more like my old dog P.J. to me! 
BTW RockCreek, I'm still sore about you winning P.J. from me in that poker game. I know I'd been drinking that night, but I'm still trying to figure out how your pair of deuces beat my queens!
BTW RockCreek, I'm still sore about you winning P.J. from me in that poker game. I know I'd been drinking that night, but I'm still trying to figure out how your pair of deuces beat my queens!
I agree with rock creek.
Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 11:56 am
On a full grown adult lion ,one on one the lion will win everytime! A subadult lion will , chances are in the dogs favor most of the time. Have a good day! 
Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2007 4:41 pm
Saw the clip real hilarious..... Lassie was a gritty bitch. Kev.... you know I stole that dog fair and square brother.... I told you a hundred times less is more..lol! He's doing good by the way.... he is something else. I hope your good bud. Mason
Posted: Thu Oct 18, 2007 12:11 am
like any fight, it depends on the participants.
young adult dogo argentinos are pen tested on intact adult pumas before going to the woods. they are expected to grab and attempt to strangle the cat in the test. the dogueros (dog hunter) will try to break them up before the cat is killed so it can be used to test another dogo another day. on the hunt they are expected to catch a puma same as a hog so the doguero can kill w/ a knife (same as a hog). they are run in mixed packs w/ hounds.
the caveats, field bred dogos average 90-100# (but can reach 120#) and dual lines (show & hunt) average 100-120#(but have produced 150# dogos in running trim). the field bred have more stamina but the dual lines will hunt & hit like a freight train. due to the dangers of their lives most dogos rarely see 4 birthdays, but one that lives that long is usually educated enough to see 10-12.
pumas in south america (at least in argentina) average 90-125 as adults and anything over 150 is so rare that people will want to see a certified weight ticket.
unfortunately some BS kids in argentina put out some video of adolescent dogos tested on declawed pumas. real dogueros look on this w/ the same disgust we have for spotlighters shooting deer. if you look hard however you can find video of adult dogos being pen tested on intact pumas. the dogs go in shiny & white and come out w/ face & shoulders pink & red from the cats claws. a dogo that passes the pen test is almost sure to be bred from extensively. one that fails may still be fed if it is a good boar dog.
young adult dogo argentinos are pen tested on intact adult pumas before going to the woods. they are expected to grab and attempt to strangle the cat in the test. the dogueros (dog hunter) will try to break them up before the cat is killed so it can be used to test another dogo another day. on the hunt they are expected to catch a puma same as a hog so the doguero can kill w/ a knife (same as a hog). they are run in mixed packs w/ hounds.
the caveats, field bred dogos average 90-100# (but can reach 120#) and dual lines (show & hunt) average 100-120#(but have produced 150# dogos in running trim). the field bred have more stamina but the dual lines will hunt & hit like a freight train. due to the dangers of their lives most dogos rarely see 4 birthdays, but one that lives that long is usually educated enough to see 10-12.
pumas in south america (at least in argentina) average 90-125 as adults and anything over 150 is so rare that people will want to see a certified weight ticket.
unfortunately some BS kids in argentina put out some video of adolescent dogos tested on declawed pumas. real dogueros look on this w/ the same disgust we have for spotlighters shooting deer. if you look hard however you can find video of adult dogos being pen tested on intact pumas. the dogs go in shiny & white and come out w/ face & shoulders pink & red from the cats claws. a dogo that passes the pen test is almost sure to be bred from extensively. one that fails may still be fed if it is a good boar dog.
Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 12:15 pm
If you look closely you can see my 38 pound female redtick pulling out some of her karate moves to win this fight with a lion 
http://tinypic.com/player.php?v=rig3uv&s=2
http://tinypic.com/player.php?v=rig3uv&s=2
Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 2:36 pm
How high is that dog in that tree ?? That looks like it would be no fun to get the dog out of that tree. LOL
Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 7:23 pm
They were about 12 or 15 feet high.