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Congrats IFBB bodybuilder Nick Walker on winning 2026 Mr. Olympia. Unfortunately his legs used to be bigger when he trained 90 degrees. Since switching to deep ATG squats & full range of motion they've shrunk but maybe that's the goal. #bodybuilding #mrolympia #squats #legday

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Old Beef Gristle Mill 的头像

Old Beef Gristle Mill2 天前

What you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. Everyone here is now dumber for having read that. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

Joel Seedman 的头像

Joel Seedman2 天前

no sir, check out my 2 FREE books thanks

Old Beef Gristle Mill 的头像

Old Beef Gristle Mill1 天前

Free because no one will pay for them?

JayBama 的头像

JayBama2 天前

You are correct he had to shrink his leg size to become more aesthetic and balanced. Say you know nothing about bodybuilding without saying you know nothing about bodybuilding more, please

Joel Seedman 的头像

Joel Seedman2 天前

exactly and the best way to shrink a muscle group is either stop training it or train it with a large range of motion. 90 Degrees for some of these guys just builds too much muscle mass. More in my 2 FREE books

🔗 Ian 🔗 的头像

🔗 Ian 🔗2 天前

We just saying dumb shit now to sell E-books? His legs are bigger this year if you compare contest ready images. Don't compare peak bulk to peak cut.

Cincinnatus 的头像

Cincinnatus2 天前

Wow such tiny legs

Cameron Turnbow 的头像

Cameron Turnbow2 天前

He got smaller because he cut down to 4% BF for the competition. All body builders are 2x's as big in the off-season. This post completely undermines any claimed expertise you have.

Jason Dulog 的头像

Jason Dulog2 天前

Give him advice on the bubble got. Looking pregnant af

Michael Fitzpatrick 的头像

Michael Fitzpatrick2 天前

Bait. Dont fall for it bros 💯

Beutings 的头像

Beutings2 天前

You didn’t post a single side-to-side comparison or any measurements. Only a shot of him next to other competitors and a lot of «trust me, bro». Try harder.

Nicholai 的头像

Nicholai2 天前

PhD in being a moron… literally giving out doctorates at this rate

Joel Seedman 的头像

Joel Seedman2 天前

just speaking truth brother, your choice what you do with it. More truth and science in my 2 FREE books thanks

. 的头像

.2 天前

yeah bro totally. You’re a retard

Nori King 的头像

Nori King2 天前

His legs are literally the same if not bigger 🤣🤣🤣

mario schiavone 的头像

mario schiavone2 天前

to be bigger and they've shrunk... Are you serious? Do you think the exercises are what make the difference? You're talking about pharmacological experiments at that level, and I can't believe you're naive enough not to realize that.

Joel Seedman 的头像

Joel Seedman2 天前

no sir just pointing to the methods used to intentionally shrink or grow muscles. 90 deg = max growth. Full range of motion compromises growth. More in my 2 FREE books thanks

Bipartisan American Exceptionalist 的头像

Bipartisan American Exceptionalist2 天前

@marios4tl Sir, instead of trying to hawk your ‘free books’ why don’t you explain to us why full range of motion would lead to his legs shrinking. If you aren’t willing to this is shameless grifting.

Joel Seedman 的头像

Joel Seedman2 天前

@marios4tl because compared to 90 degr joint angles you have less motor unit recruitment, less biomechanical leverage to overload with, reduced intramuscular tension, fewer cross bridge attachments, and less overall muscle activation. More in my 2 FREE books thanks

Mike Hammer 的头像

Mike Hammer2 天前

Wow, your entire page is dogshit 🤣

Jeremiah 的头像

Jeremiah2 天前

@grok is Joel seedman right about this 90 degree claim?

𝗔.𝗝. 的头像

𝗔.𝗝.2 天前

He won the Olympia with the ‘shrunken’ legs. You won another chance to plug free books. One of those is a real result.

Dr. Jazz 💚🥚🍣 的头像

Dr. Jazz 💚🥚🍣2 天前

How many body building shows have you won?

buen0 的头像

buen02 天前

its funny how you literally have no clue if his intensity or volume or frequency changed but just because it (maybe) fits your narrative (no clue if they are really smaller but even if they were it wouldnt prove shit) you acting like this was the ONLY change he did 😹

Seth Shenk 的头像

Seth Shenk2 天前

Dude is bashing the Olympia champ while he’s a low T skinny twerp. Good god

s1hallock 的头像

s1hallock2 天前

better go back to where your got your science degree in "exercise" because you got burnt guy. looking dumber than a rock right now

Sof g. 的头像

Sof g.1 天前

Totally agree with this

WorldPeptideAssociation 的头像

WorldPeptideAssociation2 天前

dont have to have largest to win..

Joel Seedman 的头像

Joel Seedman2 天前

agreed 100% it was likely intentional to shrink his legs a bit in which case he resorted to the best training method that will do that which is full range of motion. 90 deg is too potent for muscle growth. My 2 FREE books explain more

WorldPeptideAssociation 的头像

WorldPeptideAssociation1 天前

im sure he still does both variations. youd have to understand how bodybuilders think

Nevrogue 的头像

Nevrogue2 天前

Joel Seedman...one of the PhD that people are better off ignoring.

Michael Devore 的头像

Michael Devore2 天前

Dude shut up lol

Fitness with Glohan 的头像

Fitness with Glohan1 天前

Congrats to Walker. He earned the Sandow. Depth didn’t shrink his legs. Conditioning, volume, and how he peaked did. ATG isn’t a size killer. A smaller look on stage is usually less fullness, not extra range of motion.

Dan 的头像

Dan2 天前

That is a crazy amount of varicose veins. Looks pretty unhealthy

Tickle My Pickle 的头像

Tickle My Pickle2 天前

He’s the same height as a woman. How can the best men’s physique be a midget?

Fiorenzo Blaroni 的头像

Fiorenzo Blaroni1 天前

Yheaaaa what a loss really. 😂

dadoduk1970 的头像

dadoduk19702 天前

He skipped the roid or juice day.

. 的头像

.2 天前

Lmfao you actually believe what you just said, which is more amazing than the story of Adam and Eve.

Hotiihotii🔥 的头像

Hotiihotii🔥2 天前

have you ever thought about him reducing his leg workout intensity?

MugPunter 的头像

MugPunter1 天前

im sorry but you just talk shit theres a reason your books are free my man you have these people out here looking like a circus act

Tate Wise 的头像

Tate Wise2 天前

Looks like a lot of heavy steroid use. Ridiculous

Kenny Powered 的头像

Kenny Powered2 天前

Shut up dork

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Training at long muscle lengths grows muscle better than training at short muscle lengths 💪 New research breakdown! RIP Dan Rowden.joelseedman_ahp 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 We have substantial research demonstrating that full range of motion (ROM) training produces better hypertrophy & strength than partial range of motion training but that has only been shown when the partial reps are when the muscle is in a shortened position (PMID: 34170576) A new meta-analysis by @bradschoenfeldphd Dan Rowden__pak @wolfcoach_ @bretcontreras1 Menno.henselmans Dan Rowdenmikeroberts compared training at long muscle lengths vs training at short muscle lengths & found that training at long muscle lengths produced more hypertrophy than training at shortened muscle lengths This body of literature demonstrating that to maximize muscular hypertrophy it is important to train muscles in a lengthened position. Some have postulated that lengthened partials may produce more hypertrophy than full ROM training but thus far the research shows them to be equivalent when volume & intensity are matched Anyone wanna take a bet on if Dan Rowden.joelseedman_ahp adjusts his recommendations to be in line with the literature? Spoiler alert… he won’t Share & save. Only YOU can stop the spread of BS 🔥

Training at long muscle lengths grows muscle better than training at short muscle lengths 💪 New research breakdown! RIP Dan Rowden.joelseedman_ahp 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 We have substantial research demonstrating that full range of motion (ROM) training produces better hypertrophy & strength than partial range of motion training but that has only been shown when the partial reps are when the muscle is in a shortened position (PMID: 34170576) A new meta-analysis by @bradschoenfeldphd Dan Rowden__pak @wolfcoach_ @bretcontreras1 Menno.henselmans Dan Rowdenmikeroberts compared training at long muscle lengths vs training at short muscle lengths & found that training at long muscle lengths produced more hypertrophy than training at shortened muscle lengths This body of literature demonstrating that to maximize muscular hypertrophy it is important to train muscles in a lengthened position. Some have postulated that lengthened partials may produce more hypertrophy than full ROM training but thus far the research shows them to be equivalent when volume & intensity are matched Anyone wanna take a bet on if Dan Rowden.joelseedman_ahp adjusts his recommendations to be in line with the literature? Spoiler alert… he won’t Share & save. Only YOU can stop the spread of BS 🔥

Layne Norton, PhD

52,435 次观看 • 2 年前

‘The West will be SHOCKED at how quickly the Donbass falls to Russia🇷🇺, Anchorage was the last chance to avoid Ukraine🇺🇦 becoming a RUMP STATE.’ —Donald Trump’s Former Lawyer Robert Barnes ‘They've interpreted Putin's self-restraint as a sign of weakness when it was always a sign of just not wanting to escalate the conflict, wanting to minimise the amount of civilian harm. And as the gloves come off, Russia is going to, you know, as Otto von Bismarck famously said, they're slow to saddle up, but when they ride, they ride fast. And that's where Russia is going. And that's where everybody in the West is going to be shocked as how quickly the Donbass falls. What could have been, Ukraine could have kept Odessa, Kiev, Kharkov, and large parts of the country under the deal that Trump promised in August in Anchorage last year. But Trump actually saw Putin's willingness to do that deal as weakness rather than this was the last exit ramp for the West to avoid Ukraine just becoming a rump state. And that's what's going to happen there. Vance knows Russia is winning the war. He knows Russia will win the war. And he made efforts to try to get the Anchorage deal through. But Trump rug pulled it all the way through because he wants Putin to bow to him, he wants Xi to bow to him. He wants the Ayatollah to bow to him… And so that's problem one, is that our complete lack of realism and escalating unnecessarily with Russia, the greatest nuclear power in the world, contrary to what the President said.’ —Robert Barnes on the latest episode of Going Underground Watch the full interview in the quoted post below 👇

‘The West will be SHOCKED at how quickly the Donbass falls to Russia🇷🇺, Anchorage was the last chance to avoid Ukraine🇺🇦 becoming a RUMP STATE.’ —Donald Trump’s Former Lawyer Robert Barnes ‘They've interpreted Putin's self-restraint as a sign of weakness when it was always a sign of just not wanting to escalate the conflict, wanting to minimise the amount of civilian harm. And as the gloves come off, Russia is going to, you know, as Otto von Bismarck famously said, they're slow to saddle up, but when they ride, they ride fast. And that's where Russia is going. And that's where everybody in the West is going to be shocked as how quickly the Donbass falls. What could have been, Ukraine could have kept Odessa, Kiev, Kharkov, and large parts of the country under the deal that Trump promised in August in Anchorage last year. But Trump actually saw Putin's willingness to do that deal as weakness rather than this was the last exit ramp for the West to avoid Ukraine just becoming a rump state. And that's what's going to happen there. Vance knows Russia is winning the war. He knows Russia will win the war. And he made efforts to try to get the Anchorage deal through. But Trump rug pulled it all the way through because he wants Putin to bow to him, he wants Xi to bow to him. He wants the Ayatollah to bow to him… And so that's problem one, is that our complete lack of realism and escalating unnecessarily with Russia, the greatest nuclear power in the world, contrary to what the President said.’ —Robert Barnes on the latest episode of Going Underground Watch the full interview in the quoted post below 👇

Going Underground

897,802 次观看 • 2 个月前

I posted this video about Julius Malema, his mom, his dad and his grandma... on 07 December 2024. It triggered me because I really want to fix this absent father pandemic in South Africa. And I was engaging based on information he shared on The Hustlers Corner & King David Studios. I'm posting it for my supporters who saw the screenshot that didn't accompany the full video in many comments. Obviously, my haters want to spread propaganda about me, to protect their leader. I just don't like it when they lie about me. And I hate it when false propaganda is peddled as truth. It's a curse in the Black nation. To all my haters: I support my children financially. I pay maintenance. I withheld maintenance for 2 of my kids for a few months when I didn't have access to my kids but luckily that was resolved. My mistake was talking about this publicly. I should've only discussed this in private circles. I take full accountability for this, because now it's being used to lie about me. I know you don't care for my truth or my reality & prefer bashing me, but it's key that I share my side because many people look up to me, & I need them to know the full story of what happened, so they don't make bad decisions in their own lives & unnecessarily harm their kids. I feel sorry for Julius Malema because he has lost so much: He didn't know his dad. He's lost his gran. He's lost Mama Winnie. He was shunned by Jacob Zuma, whom he used to admire. He was spat out of the ANC that used to be his home. He's been abandoned by his fellow ex-EFF leaders like Floyd Shivambu, Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, Advocate Dali Mpofu & others. The EFF is not growing, he's been implicated in the Madlanga Commission, people have spread rumours about his wife, he's become accustomed to suing people when he's triggered... and he's frustrating ordinary South Africans when it comes to illegal foreigners. I genuinely hope Malema will be okay. I hope he'll introspect. I hope he'll continue building the EFF into a necessary voice for Poor, Black Africans. He wanted my attention, & to get myself & others to talk about him... and I don't mind talking about him. Julius Malema has been the greatest leader of our generation. He's unfortunately just lost our support due to his behaviour, his arrogance, his narcissism & his refusal to listen to the people on the ground. I hope he changes... but if he doesn't, that's also okay. Dankie CIC. 🙏🏽✊🏽

I posted this video about Julius Malema, his mom, his dad and his grandma... on 07 December 2024. It triggered me because I really want to fix this absent father pandemic in South Africa. And I was engaging based on information he shared on The Hustlers Corner & King David Studios. I'm posting it for my supporters who saw the screenshot that didn't accompany the full video in many comments. Obviously, my haters want to spread propaganda about me, to protect their leader. I just don't like it when they lie about me. And I hate it when false propaganda is peddled as truth. It's a curse in the Black nation. To all my haters: I support my children financially. I pay maintenance. I withheld maintenance for 2 of my kids for a few months when I didn't have access to my kids but luckily that was resolved. My mistake was talking about this publicly. I should've only discussed this in private circles. I take full accountability for this, because now it's being used to lie about me. I know you don't care for my truth or my reality & prefer bashing me, but it's key that I share my side because many people look up to me, & I need them to know the full story of what happened, so they don't make bad decisions in their own lives & unnecessarily harm their kids. I feel sorry for Julius Malema because he has lost so much: He didn't know his dad. He's lost his gran. He's lost Mama Winnie. He was shunned by Jacob Zuma, whom he used to admire. He was spat out of the ANC that used to be his home. He's been abandoned by his fellow ex-EFF leaders like Floyd Shivambu, Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, Advocate Dali Mpofu & others. The EFF is not growing, he's been implicated in the Madlanga Commission, people have spread rumours about his wife, he's become accustomed to suing people when he's triggered... and he's frustrating ordinary South Africans when it comes to illegal foreigners. I genuinely hope Malema will be okay. I hope he'll introspect. I hope he'll continue building the EFF into a necessary voice for Poor, Black Africans. He wanted my attention, & to get myself & others to talk about him... and I don't mind talking about him. Julius Malema has been the greatest leader of our generation. He's unfortunately just lost our support due to his behaviour, his arrogance, his narcissism & his refusal to listen to the people on the ground. I hope he changes... but if he doesn't, that's also okay. Dankie CIC. 🙏🏽✊🏽

Penuel The Black Pen

152,336 次观看 • 2 个月前

That's the largest "tiny puppy" I've ever seen 😮🥰 We got a bond quite early on. He used to follow me around the pen since he was little. We used to play hide and seek. I used to hide behind the wall and run to the other side and he would run after me. But the bigger he got, this big bull coming bouncing after you probably wasn't the best idea. But he loved a little bit of hide and seek. So he's too old now, he doesn't play hide and seek anymore. We just play cuddles instead. I don't even know how cuddles started. You know, one day I was just having a really bad day and he was lying down, he was flat out, and I was just like 'Oh, I just need a cuddle.' And I just talked to him and he just turned his head and cuddled right into me. I was like, 'Oh, he loves cuddles.' And ever since then we've had cuddles every day 💖 He's never been like a proper bull. He's never had any badness in him really. He's just been as quiet as a lamb ever since. I go up to the cows, they kind of keep me sane if you like. He's literally my world. When you go up and he's here peering over the top of the wall with his little ears, just checking to make sure it was me. He just literally is my safe haven. He puts some sense into me and calms me down, chills me out. And I'm like a different person when I walk back out that cowshed. So yeah, he's literally my world. He's semi-retired and he will live his days here. He won't be going anywhere. He's just a big pet bull now. 📹CowGirlSim

That's the largest "tiny puppy" I've ever seen 😮🥰 We got a bond quite early on. He used to follow me around the pen since he was little. We used to play hide and seek. I used to hide behind the wall and run to the other side and he would run after me. But the bigger he got, this big bull coming bouncing after you probably wasn't the best idea. But he loved a little bit of hide and seek. So he's too old now, he doesn't play hide and seek anymore. We just play cuddles instead. I don't even know how cuddles started. You know, one day I was just having a really bad day and he was lying down, he was flat out, and I was just like 'Oh, I just need a cuddle.' And I just talked to him and he just turned his head and cuddled right into me. I was like, 'Oh, he loves cuddles.' And ever since then we've had cuddles every day 💖 He's never been like a proper bull. He's never had any badness in him really. He's just been as quiet as a lamb ever since. I go up to the cows, they kind of keep me sane if you like. He's literally my world. When you go up and he's here peering over the top of the wall with his little ears, just checking to make sure it was me. He just literally is my safe haven. He puts some sense into me and calms me down, chills me out. And I'm like a different person when I walk back out that cowshed. So yeah, he's literally my world. He's semi-retired and he will live his days here. He won't be going anywhere. He's just a big pet bull now. 📹CowGirlSim

Beauty of music and nature 🌺🌺

30,933 次观看 • 5 个月前

‼️ZELENSKYY: Most of the weapons Ukraine uses are made domestically. Our production capacity is double what we’re currently using—we just don’t have enough funding. With €90 billion from Europe, we’ll invest more in Ukrainian production and significantly increase the volume of equipment on the battlefield. “Most of the weapons Ukraine uses today for different operations: long range, battlefield, air defense, and so on. Most of these products are now manufactured in Ukraine. And that's where our drone deals with various countries come from. Our production capacity is twice what we're currently using—twice as much. We simply don't have enough money. But we've already discussed this today, and we're counting on Germany, as one of the EU leaders, to help us quickly unlock the €90 billion so we can invest in our Ukrainian production. And then the volume of equipment used on the battlefield will be even greater” - Ukrainian President during his visit to Berlin ok Tuesday, April 14th, 2026.

‼️ZELENSKYY: Most of the weapons Ukraine uses are made domestically. Our production capacity is double what we’re currently using—we just don’t have enough funding. With €90 billion from Europe, we’ll invest more in Ukrainian production and significantly increase the volume of equipment on the battlefield. “Most of the weapons Ukraine uses today for different operations: long range, battlefield, air defense, and so on. Most of these products are now manufactured in Ukraine. And that's where our drone deals with various countries come from. Our production capacity is twice what we're currently using—twice as much. We simply don't have enough money. But we've already discussed this today, and we're counting on Germany, as one of the EU leaders, to help us quickly unlock the €90 billion so we can invest in our Ukrainian production. And then the volume of equipment used on the battlefield will be even greater” - Ukrainian President during his visit to Berlin ok Tuesday, April 14th, 2026.

Kateryna Lisunova

81,377 次观看 • 5 个月前

$Andy Burnham is doomed. Doomed! Not just because “multiculturalism” - the fracturing of society - has left Britain ungovernable. After sinking their fangs into Keir, Labour backbenchers are like a Bengal tiger with a taste for human flesh (“mmm, is that garam masala on the loincloth?”). They'll want to hear the screams of another victim soon. And Burnham isn't the Messiah. He genuinely is just a naughty boy (or worse, depending on what we find out about grooming gangs in Oldham). He's got no vision, no mandate, no deep Westminster experience, and he won't be able to keep his party happy. Keir gave Labour MPs everything they wanted. Renters' rights, workers' rights, higher taxes. He made sure Britain had the best looked-after illegal migrants in the world. He stuck to his pledge of housing every Sudanese jihadi in a four-star hotel no more than three minutes' walk from a primary school. He even went cold on Israel. And he caved to their every demand - scrapping much needed welfare reform to appease them. He even got them their jobs (and they're not the sort of people used to such high salaries). But they still tore him down. Burnham will be an even bigger disappointment as they've pinned so many lefty dreams on him - rejoining Europe, scrapping immigration control, even higher welfare. He's about to find out that he won't be able to deliver on any of them. Partly because of the bond markets - but mostly because even Keir, the Borg king, the master of procedure, was unable to wrestle Britain's sclerotic bureaucracy to do what he wanted. Cheeky chappy Andy has got zero chance of mastering it. Giving a thumbs up and saying “eeh, stone roses on me walkman, proper avin it with me Everton season ticket laaaa” might make him seem relatable to the average mouth breather, but The Blob will be unmoved. Andy is the Boris Johnson of the left, and as Boris Johnson showed, people who make good mayors don't do well when they have to cope with the punishing intricacies of actually trying to get things done in government. So I wish Andy a very pleasant eleven months in government, but I've already put money on his demise.$

Andy Burnham is doomed. Doomed! Not just because “multiculturalism” - the fracturing of society - has left Britain ungovernable. After sinking their fangs into Keir, Labour backbenchers are like a Bengal tiger with a taste for human flesh (“mmm, is that garam masala on the loincloth?”). They'll want to hear the screams of another victim soon. And Burnham isn't the Messiah. He genuinely is just a naughty boy (or worse, depending on what we find out about grooming gangs in Oldham). He's got no vision, no mandate, no deep Westminster experience, and he won't be able to keep his party happy. Keir gave Labour MPs everything they wanted. Renters' rights, workers' rights, higher taxes. He made sure Britain had the best looked-after illegal migrants in the world. He stuck to his pledge of housing every Sudanese jihadi in a four-star hotel no more than three minutes' walk from a primary school. He even went cold on Israel. And he caved to their every demand - scrapping much needed welfare reform to appease them. He even got them their jobs (and they're not the sort of people used to such high salaries). But they still tore him down. Burnham will be an even bigger disappointment as they've pinned so many lefty dreams on him - rejoining Europe, scrapping immigration control, even higher welfare. He's about to find out that he won't be able to deliver on any of them. Partly because of the bond markets - but mostly because even Keir, the Borg king, the master of procedure, was unable to wrestle Britain's sclerotic bureaucracy to do what he wanted. Cheeky chappy Andy has got zero chance of mastering it. Giving a thumbs up and saying “eeh, stone roses on me walkman, proper avin it with me Everton season ticket laaaa” might make him seem relatable to the average mouth breather, but The Blob will be unmoved. Andy is the Boris Johnson of the left, and as Boris Johnson showed, people who make good mayors don't do well when they have to cope with the punishing intricacies of actually trying to get things done in government. So I wish Andy a very pleasant eleven months in government, but I've already put money on his demise.

Leo Kearse - see me on tour! Links in bio

56,516 次观看 • 3 个月前

This trains her dog to protect her, she knows he can be vicious that’s why anytime she takes him out she puts a muzzle on him to help prevent any accidents. While at the park, some unleashed dogs approach her dog and run up on him. He reacts, but she’s able to control him. The other dog’s owner comes up. Of course he’s unhelpful and blames her dog for being aggressive. When I used to live at the house in Brecksville, it seemed like everybody had an aggressive dog, or maybe they just trained them to not like me I’m not sure. I used to go for walks at night while I was dealing with customers and such when I was at the insurance company. During my walks it wouldn’t be uncommon for me to encounter 3-4 dogs being walked by their owners and sometimes they aren’t on leashes. Even though they aren’t biting, when a big dog like that jumps on me with its paws, it’s gonna scratch the crap out of my arms and legs. I said something to the owner and he just laughed claiming it’s just a scratch. I let it go that time but then it happened again a few days later. I ended up filing a report and calling animal control. They ended up taking the dog because earlier in the day it had attacked a little kid on a bike. Whether or not it intended to harm her didn’t matter, the point is it knocked the little girl off of the bike and dragged it for a few seconds, causing some scrapes on the little girl. The parents were furious because anytime anyone says anything about his aggressive dog he usually laughs at them like he laughed at me. The owner was angry at everyone for repeatedly reporting his dog but honestly this needed to happen. When will aggressive dog owners finally wake up and realize the threat their aggressive dogs are to others including themselves? We’ve all seen the stories on the news.

This trains her dog to protect her, she knows he can be vicious that’s why anytime she takes him out she puts a muzzle on him to help prevent any accidents. While at the park, some unleashed dogs approach her dog and run up on him. He reacts, but she’s able to control him. The other dog’s owner comes up. Of course he’s unhelpful and blames her dog for being aggressive. When I used to live at the house in Brecksville, it seemed like everybody had an aggressive dog, or maybe they just trained them to not like me I’m not sure. I used to go for walks at night while I was dealing with customers and such when I was at the insurance company. During my walks it wouldn’t be uncommon for me to encounter 3-4 dogs being walked by their owners and sometimes they aren’t on leashes. Even though they aren’t biting, when a big dog like that jumps on me with its paws, it’s gonna scratch the crap out of my arms and legs. I said something to the owner and he just laughed claiming it’s just a scratch. I let it go that time but then it happened again a few days later. I ended up filing a report and calling animal control. They ended up taking the dog because earlier in the day it had attacked a little kid on a bike. Whether or not it intended to harm her didn’t matter, the point is it knocked the little girl off of the bike and dragged it for a few seconds, causing some scrapes on the little girl. The parents were furious because anytime anyone says anything about his aggressive dog he usually laughs at them like he laughed at me. The owner was angry at everyone for repeatedly reporting his dog but honestly this needed to happen. When will aggressive dog owners finally wake up and realize the threat their aggressive dogs are to others including themselves? We’ve all seen the stories on the news.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

25,671 次观看 • 2 个月前