Bull Terrier* VS Porcupine - BRUTAL PICS BEWARE
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Originally posted by Blind d(-_-)b:
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Porcupines don't attack. Draw your own conclusion.
Poor dog
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</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Blind d(-_-)b:
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Porcupines don't attack. Draw your own conclusion.
Poor dog
Oh, and there is no such thing as attacking in defence. It's an oxymoron.
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Originally posted by Dukk:
Oh, and there is no such thing as attacking in defence. It's an oxymoron. [/QB]
Oh, and there is no such thing as attacking in defence. It's an oxymoron. [/QB]
This thread is funny. [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]
Believe it or not, but that is a pretty common occurrence around here. Most farmers don't bother to even sedate or give their dogs pain killers for it. They just grab a pair of pliers and pull them out & go about their businesss like nothing even happened. If these stupid farmers only knew that if not removed properly, the quills can work their way into the lungs, heart, etc, if not removed fully (by design). Oh, & there are a lot of pu**ies in nature that would rather run than defend themselves.
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I remember my grandfathers dog getting its *** kicked by a porkopine when i was little and and he did just that, tied the dogs mouth shut and pulled them out himself.
"The porcupine uses its quills for defense. The porcupine cannot shoot its quills. When a predator approaches, the porcupine will turn its back, raise the quills and lash out at the threat with its tail. If the porcupine hits an animal with its quills, the quills become embedded in the animal. Body heat makes the barbs expand and they become even more deeply embedded in the animal's skin. If an animal is hit in a vital place it may die. The porcupine is not an aggressive animal. It will only attack if it is threatened."
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[ August 05, 2005, 09:55 PM: Message edited by: Back-2-Bassiks ]
"The porcupine uses its quills for defense. The porcupine cannot shoot its quills. When a predator approaches, the porcupine will turn its back, raise the quills and lash out at the threat with its tail. If the porcupine hits an animal with its quills, the quills become embedded in the animal. Body heat makes the barbs expand and they become even more deeply embedded in the animal's skin. If an animal is hit in a vital place it may die. The porcupine is not an aggressive animal. It will only attack if it is threatened."
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[ August 05, 2005, 09:55 PM: Message edited by: Back-2-Bassiks ]
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Originally posted by Back-2-Bassiks:
I remember my grandfathers dog getting its *** kicked by a porkopine when i was little and and he did just that, tied the dogs mouth shut and pulled them out himself.
"The porcupine uses its quills for defense. The porcupine cannot shoot its quills. When a predator approaches, the porcupine will turn its back, raise the quills and lash out at the threat with its tail. If the porcupine hits an animal with its quills, the quills become embedded in the animal. Body heat makes the barbs expand and they become even more deeply embedded in the animal's skin. If an animal is hit in a vital place it may die. The porcupine is not an aggressive animal. It will only attack if it is threatened."
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I remember my grandfathers dog getting its *** kicked by a porkopine when i was little and and he did just that, tied the dogs mouth shut and pulled them out himself.
"The porcupine uses its quills for defense. The porcupine cannot shoot its quills. When a predator approaches, the porcupine will turn its back, raise the quills and lash out at the threat with its tail. If the porcupine hits an animal with its quills, the quills become embedded in the animal. Body heat makes the barbs expand and they become even more deeply embedded in the animal's skin. If an animal is hit in a vital place it may die. The porcupine is not an aggressive animal. It will only attack if it is threatened."
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lol Regardless of the technicallity this animal WILL attack if it feels the need.
