". . . it's the size of the fight in the dog", as Mark Twain so memorably said. This puppy certainly has moxie to spare when it takes on three lion cubs! (A tip o' the hat to Old NFO for sending me the link to this one.)
I hope it doesn't try to do the same thing when it (and the lions) are a bit older . . .
Peter
is that a Jack Russell terrorist?
ReplyDeleteIt could be. Hard to tell when the pup is so small, but the coloration is right - so is the attitude!
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So how big do the cats get before they smack this dog?
ReplyDeleteHeltau
An example of defective lions.
ReplyDeleteThis might be a case of conditioning that when the lions are big enough to snap the dog in half with one bite, they'll still think it's not to be messed with.
ReplyDeleteThe cliche, and I don't know if it's true, is that when circus elephants are babies trainers chain them to a stake in the ground that they can't get away from. When they're big enough to pull the stake out with one determined move, it never occurs to them to even try.
"Get 'em skeered and keep the skeer on 'em"
ReplyDeleteThat dog's name ought to be Forrest.
Video is of an F-22 and an F-15. I suspect the link may have changed.
ReplyDelete"They're just cats!"
ReplyDeletei suspect that none of those cats is hungry.
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