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"Did you know that dogs always look to the left side of your face for confirmation of how you are really feeling? Also, about the "forearm" bait. When a dog like a pitbull or Rottweiler bites down, its gotta a "lock jaw" which means its not gonna let go unless you either kill it while its tearing left and right to open you up, or you gotta cut off its air supply and convince it that its gonna suffocate or drown. But the third option is better. A dogs teeth, like a snakes, curl inward, meaning if you try getting your forearm out, it will tear your flesh. But if you grab the back of its head, you can force your arm into the back of its mouth, and if you keep forcing, that will pop their jaw out of place and cause them extreme pain.."

"Did you know that dogs always look to the left side of your face for confirmation of how you are really feeling? Also, about the "forearm" bait. When a dog like a pitbull or Rottweiler bites down, its gotta a "lock jaw" which means its not gonna let go unless you either kill it while its tearing left and right to open you up, or you gotta cut off its air supply and convince it that its gonna suffocate or drown. But the third option is better. A dogs teeth, like a snakes, curl inward, meaning if you try getting your forearm out, it will tear your flesh. But if you grab the back of its head, you can force your arm into the back of its mouth, and if you keep forcing, that will pop their jaw out of place and cause them extreme pain.."

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I also ran into a dog pack when I was a kid walking to school. They tried to ambush me, 1 in front, 1 behind and 1 to my left on a ridge walking parallel with me. They had picked a great location for it too, bar one thing, I was standing on a gravel patch.