If you are chased and bitten by a large dog, what should you do to save yourself?

I think the best way is to hide yourself, so that he doesn't see you, or ask for help from passers-by, and you need to hold some offensive objects in your hands to resist him.

You can kick the dog in the stomach or the head of the dog so that you can avoid the opponent biting you, and you can directly kill the opponent to prevent the opponent from attacking you.

I think it's important to see if there are any sticks around that you can protect yourself from, and then use them to attack the head and legs of large dogs.

In this case, if there is a tree next to it, I suggest that you can climb the tree first, because the dog can't climb the tree, and if there are many people, the dog will feel frightened, and the dog may run away. If you don't have any, you can try to attack the dog's belly, which is the weakest and most vulnerable part of the dog's body. Being chased and bitten by a dog is undoubtedly a nightmare.

If you're not careful, you could pay a terrible price. As the saying goes, "Know yourself and know your opponent, and you will not be defeated in a hundred battles."

When you are chased and bitten by a dog, you can only get away with it if you know the weakness of the dog.

The dog's stomach is very fragile, and its gastrointestinal tract, pancreas, liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder and other organs are almost concentrated in the stomach. If you look closely, you'll notice that dogs generally don't show their bellies easily. They only like to lie down and don't like to lie down.

Therefore, hitting a dog's stomach may damage its organs. Once an organ is damaged, it is bound to be weakened and cannot be attacked again.

A dog's nose is also a sensitive and fragile organ for dogs. Whether it's finding food, mates, identifying owners, etc., dogs rely on their noses. And the nose is at the very front of the dog's body, and it is also the part that is most likely to be hit.

The dog's legs are thin, like hemp stalks. Such a leg even looks a little fragile. In real life, we often see dogs limping, so it is easy to get hit by dogs and break their legs.

Most people are nervous when they are chased by dogs. The first reaction is to turn around and run, but this is not true. Dogs run extremely fast.

In general, the average running speed of a small dog is about 20-25 kilometers per hour, and the average running speed of a medium-sized dog is about 30 kilometers per hour. The highest instantaneous speed of human running is currently kilometers per hour. For the average person, the running speed is only about 20 kilometers per hour.

Obviously, it is difficult to get rid of the dog's chase at such a running speed. We've all heard the phrase "dogs are afraid to bend over, wolves are afraid to touch knives". When dogs rush towards themselves, they can immediately bend down and pretend to pick up stones.

Dogs that don't have cows may be scared away when they see this action. Why do dogs pretend to be scared when they bend over to pick up rocks? This is because in ancient times, the means of taming a dog was to bend down and pick up a stone and throw it at the dog.

Although this habit has been maintained for a long time, the dog is still afraid of this bending movement.

When you are chased and bitten by a dog, don't run away, if you can't outrun the dog, you must stay put. Say important things three times, and you have to stay put, stay put, stay put.

First stay calm, and then observe the surrounding environment to see if you can avoid the pursuit of large dogs, or call someone to help, enough to be scared when you see a lot of people.

In life, if you are chased and bitten by a large dog, you should immediately squat down and pretend to pick up stones. This has a certain deterrent effect on dogs. Or quickly hide indoors.

In such a situation, you must take shelter in time, and then you should also find cover, and never let the dog come into contact with yourself, or you can choose to climb a tree or stand on a relatively high place, so that you can get out of danger.

At this time, you can find a stick to protect yourself and then beat the large dog back. You can also shout for help and attract the attention of those around you.

The most vulnerable places of the dog are its nose, neck and waist, when it is chased and bitten by a large dog, the correct way to save itself is to stand up, the animal will be afraid of animals larger than it.

A dog's life is its eyes. If you are being chased and bitten by a large dog, the best way to save yourself is to hit the dog in the face, so that you can prevent the dog from biting you.

The dog's life is in the throat area, and when you are chased and bitten by a large dog, remember to have a stick to hit the dog's throat.

The dog's lifeline should be in the nose, neck, and waist. When we encounter large dogs, remember to stay calm and not panic, the more scared you are, the more likely it is to bully you. Therefore, when a safe distance cannot be guaranteed, do not move quickly, and it is even more undesirable to run.

1.After being bitten by a sick dog, the wound should be rinsed immediately, and the key is the method of washing. When the wound is small, superficial, and there is no major active bleeding, you can rinse the wound directly with tap water or soapy water for at least 30 minutes, try to wash off the virus that may enter the wound, and cover the wound with clean gauze after rinsing.

For severe bites, you should go to the hospital immediately.

2.After being bitten by a rabid dog, even the smallest wound may be infected with rabies, and at the same time, it can be infected with tetanus, and the wound is easy to suppurate. Patients should be vaccinated against rabies and/or tetanus antitoxin as required.

3.Rabies can be prevented and morbidity can be prevented by timely and correct wound treatment and timely and full vaccination.

Precautions. 1.Being bitten by a sick dog is very dangerous, and there are often people who die of tetanus after being bitten or after being bitten by a dog owner.

2.Warm-blooded animals, including humans, have various bacteria and viruses on their teeth, and dog bites have deep and complex shapes, which are just right for bacteria to multiply, which is also the reason for the occurrence of diseases such as tetanus.