can 2 Rotteweilers and a man scare off a grizzly bear?

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Can that happen? The man is equipped with nothing but a stick...and 2 of his dogs
 
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Can that happen? The man is equipped with nothing but a stick...and 2 of his dogs
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Lol, I'd rather have a short 12ga with a couple of slugs in the tube slung.. Beats a stick any day of the week :cool:

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Edit: this one's a double barrel, but the principle's the same
 
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no the grizzly could kill a dog with one swat of the paw
 
I'd rather have a cat

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Well at the very least the dogs will distract the bear enough for you to get the hell out of there.
 
what if the bear's targetting you and not the dogs...cause I'm assuming, the man will S h i t the bed 1st seeing the bear, not the dogs
 
Paws up, don't shoot!
 
Depends on how motivated the bear is.
 
depends on a lot, mostly luck. Bears have been scared off with banging pots and waving. But if the bear is determined, you better have luck.
 
Specifically, good luck.
 
How hungry is the bear? Is it a female with cubs near by?

Not many things could stop this.

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A question for Timothy Treadwell who's no longer with us. He got eaten by one of the grizzly's he (in his mind) was protecting. Fascinating story of a man on the fringe of insanity

Grizzly Man http://youtu.be/q8MjDyfcMmU
 
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If the bear has no particular interest in the fight, a chance encounter, the dogs and wacko with a stick could make it wander off.

However if the bear was cornered, protecting cubs or in rut mode I'd bet on the bear.
 
It's all dependant on the circumstances. Sure a grizzly can kill a dog with a good swipe but it all depends if he's willing to scrap or not, which many times a wild animal would rather not. A lot of bully breeds especially are very ballsy especially when with a pack member or their master and were originally bred for bull/bear baiting.

Yea, they've been made into pets over the years but still retain their instincts and are not afraid to get in a scrap due to fear of injury which could put a wild animal out of commission and unable to fend for or feed themselves.

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