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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
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portraiturebyBrent
Posts: 387
Round Rock, Texas, US
As they say, "Big things come in small packages!".
Thanks for sharing.
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SAND DIAL
Posts: 6688
Santa Monica, California, US
In USA, how many deaths by dogs a year?
How many by bears?
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AmandaCecilia
Posts: 38
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
lol that goes to show you, you can do anything if you believe you can!
those bears are so darn cute.
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Images By Cynthia
Posts: 60
Las Vegas, Nevada, US
I wish I were that brave......
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Abbitt Photography
Posts: 13564
Washington, Utah, US
Brave dog. When I've chased bears away, I never get that close.
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Keith NYC
Posts: 1735
Tampa, Florida, US
That's awesome!!! Cool clip, but hopefully he won't be running into bears too often. I honestly don't think it would always go this good for the lil guy. =/
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GK photo
Posts: 31025
Laguna Beach, California, US
Keith NYC wrote:
That's awesome!!! Cool clip, but hopefully he won't be running into bears too often. I honestly don't think it would always go this good for the lil guy. =/ yeah, that wouldn't always be the outcome. the little guy was very lucky that the bear didn't crush his spine, on its initial pounce. cute video, though. he's a brave little cookie. 
i used to have a rhodesian ridgeback (lion hound) that would tuck tail and run, if confronted by a squirrel.
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Keith NYC
Posts: 1735
Tampa, Florida, US
GK photo wrote:
yeah, that wouldn't always be the outcome. the little guy was very lucky that the bear didn't crush his spine, on its initial pounce. cute video, though. he's a brave little cookie.
i used to have a rhodesian ridgeback (lion hound) that would tuck tail and run, if confronted by a squirrel. Exactly, even the slightest contact would have been game over for the pup. =/
Haha. Some dogs run, some attack, and some just sit there like they can't be bothered!
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
Keith NYC wrote:
That's awesome!!! Cool clip, but hopefully he won't be running into bears too often. I honestly don't think it would always go this good for the lil guy. =/ Random question Keith...
Do any of the women you date freak out on the ultra six-pack you carry?
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wr not here
Posts: 1632
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Keith NYC wrote:
That's awesome!!! Cool clip, but hopefully he won't be running into bears too often. I honestly don't think it would always go this good for the lil guy. =/ If it hadn't been juvenile bears it wouldn't have gone very well for the dog at all.
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
WR Photographics wrote:
If it hadn't been juvenile bears it wouldn't have gone very well for the dog at all.
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DOUGLASFOTOS
Posts: 10604
Los Angeles, California, US
WR Photographics wrote:
If it hadn't been juvenile bears it wouldn't have gone very well for the dog at all. I don't think your right. The report said it was a Mom Bear and her baby...right?
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DOUGLASFOTOS
Posts: 10604
Los Angeles, California, US
WR Photographics wrote:
If it hadn't been juvenile bears it wouldn't have gone very well for the dog at all. I don't think your right. The report said it was a Mom Bear and her baby...right?
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Keith NYC
Posts: 1735
Tampa, Florida, US
Jules NYC wrote:
Random question Keith...
Do any of the women you date freak out on the ultra six-pack you carry?
Thank you
Usually, if they were into me to begin with...then they were into abs. My dating days are now over but the wife claims to love them!
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Keith NYC
Posts: 1735
Tampa, Florida, US
DOUGLASFOTOS wrote:
I don't think your right. The report said it was a Mom Bear and her baby...right? Maybe, but they definitely looked to be the same size. I'm not a bear expert but they both looked like cubs. I think a mother with her cub would have been much more aggressive. I could be wrong.
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Keith NYC
Posts: 1735
Tampa, Florida, US
WR Photographics wrote:
If it hadn't been juvenile bears it wouldn't have gone very well for the dog at all. That's what I was thinking, they seemed like they haven't been out on the hunt much on their own yet.
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GK photo
Posts: 31025
Laguna Beach, California, US
Keith NYC wrote:
Maybe, but they definitely looked to be the same size. I'm not a bear expert but they both looked like cubs. I think a mother with her cub would have been much more aggressive. I could be wrong. it's irrelevant if one was a mother bear, or not, the bears themselves were out of their element/environment. they were foraging in uncharted waters. the element of surprise (and natural desire to protect its turf) played into the dog's favor. but still--like i said--if that initial pounce had been a flush hit, the puppy would have been crushed.
if--conversely--the puppy had assaulted them in their natural environment (a walk in the woods), the outcome would have certainly been different. there was no predatory element to the dog's reaction. animals are keen to this stuff.
most bears will scare off pretty easily, if they wander into your turf. a couple claps of the hands, or banging a pot can do that. if you stroll into one of their established paths out in nature (especially a mother with cubs), you are asking for trouble.
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
Keith NYC wrote:
Thank you
Usually, if they were into me to begin with...then they were into abs. My dating days are now over but the wife claims to love them! Ha ha
Isn't it nice to have someone to love you for everything?
This is the stuff that makes me smile
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Jerry Nemeth
Posts: 33355
Dearborn, Michigan, US
I have camped for years in bear country and never seen a bear. However other people in the area have seen them.
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Randy Poe
Posts: 1638
Green Cove Springs, Florida, US
Neighbors little dog tried the same thing with a coyote.
Different end result.
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Keith NYC
Posts: 1735
Tampa, Florida, US
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Jules NYC
Posts: 21617
New York, New York, US
Keith NYC wrote:
Yes it is
Especially because putting up with me is no easy task! lol
I'm a handful and out of my mind haha
Love it
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