I was riding my dirt bike the other day, with a friend. Everything is going great, when out of no where, I get bit by a dog. He got my on my lower leg, left a few bite marks. It broke the skin and left a nice u-shaped bruise :p

Sorry!

I believe that the dog needs to be checked for rabbi.

If the dog is gone, then you need to have some preventive shots.

Lift your leg up next time :)

I didn't see it coming... I got scared, didn't know what happened. I looked down and saw a dog on my leg :rotflmao:


I found out it was my friends dog later.

What awful luck - makes your sig more poingant. I'm glad that you were able to stay calm and not crash - which would have made a bad situation worse.

Strangely enough, they covered this kind of situation in my MSF class. They said you should slow until the dog gets close, then accelerate to throw the dogs timing off - they have a crazy ability to intercept.

You didn't see a dog running at you?????


Man it sure is a good thing your parents wouldn't let you get a street bike. You'd be dead by now.


Be more aware of your surroundings when you ride!

I wasn't aware, mostly because it came up behind me in my blind spot. I was going maybe 15 or 20. The dog held on my leg for two seconds, then it lost grip, and the teeth tore into my lol I was riding with a friend who witnessed it lol I put peroxide on it after about ten minutes. Had to ride back.

Darn Chihuahuas

that dog has some skill... being able to bite a leg like that without getting hit or run over by the back wheel... what kind of dog? pictures? should give him a treat.

that dog has some skill... being able to bite a leg like that without getting hit or run over by the back wheel... what kind of dog? pictures? should give him a treat.
He was okay. He just rolled...missed my back wheel.

If I remember correctly, it's a Australian Shepherd - Border Collie or something mix. So they like to bite legs. I guess I was a sheep.

http://images.memegenerator.net/images/300x/610679.jpg

Glad you didn't lose it, would have freaked me out too.
They covered that in my class too. Slow down and give it when doggie gets near you.

It's all experience and keep checking those mirrors, maybe the next hungry dog will be courteous enough to show himself for a second.:)

What mirrors? Lmao.

What mirrors? Lmao.

Ooo, bad boy for admitting that! If yo have no mirrors then you have no blind spot...Have to keep shoulder checking.

PS that bike is the one I took my first course on, very fun sliding the bad tire!
You ARE wearing full gear?? Come on say yes...

Nope. :mad:

I wasn't aware, mostly because it came up behind me in my blind spot. I was going maybe 15 or 20. The dog held on my leg for two seconds, then it lost grip, and the teeth tore into my lol I was riding with a friend who witnessed it lol I put peroxide on it after about ten minutes. Had to ride back.

Wait till that is a soccer mom in an Escalade.... pay attention to what's going on, brah. Its a lifesaver.
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If you were there, you would no there was nothing I could have done.

I've been bitten on the leg by a dog before. I've still got two teeth-mark scars there.

I'm surprised it didn't swallow you whole

Is that a skinny joke?

Is that a skinny joke?

Nope: http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2012/055/3/0/bouncy_squirrel_by_railn_elias-d4quo91.gif

Sorry!

I believe that the dog needs to be checked for rabbi.

If the dog is gone, then you need to have some preventive shots.

Lift your leg up next time :)


I lol'd


I know its a typo but geez that was funny.

and as a side note, if there are zombie rabbi's biting dogs, we have bigger problems than this.

and as a side note, if there are zombie rabbi's biting dogs, we have bigger problems than this.

That sounds like the setting of a Quintin Tarantino film.

I believe that the dog needs to be checked for rabbi.


http://www.dorriolds.com/blogart/HalloweenRabbiDog.jpg

I can never find kosher dog food

Alex

You always have the funniest, simplest posts. Makes my day every time haha Here's part of my soul. *gives soul*