Dear friends, today I am going to tell you a rather dramatic story. It's about a battle between the farmer and his fierce pitbull on the one hand, and the cunning and ferocious wolf. Have you ever imagined how you would have dealt with this fight to the death if you were in the middle of it?
Let's take a look at the protagonist first. The farmer was a man who cherished the lamb like a baby. But in the nearby forest is a pack of greedy wolves, who always take advantage of the darkness of night to raid the farm and take the innocent lambs. Alas, it's really a sigh. But don't underestimate him, the old farmer is not a vegetarian, he is quite cunning, and he has bought some brave pitbulls from the city to come back to help.
You say, what's that pitbull like? Hey, that's the god of war among dogs, and it's fierce! I heard that even muscular boars can't escape their fangs. Once, I saw a wild boar crashing into the farm without knowing whether it was alive or dead, and the few pitbulls were eyeing each other, and immediately pounced on it and bit the wild boar, the kind that did not let go, and the wild boar could not break free even if it shook desperately. That's what they are like dogfights.
However, what kept the old farmer awake at night the most was the wild wolves. Have you ever heard of the saying, "Hitting a dog depends on the owner". But the wolf has no owner, it is a warrior bred by nature. Full of murderous intentions, wandering the mountains and forests is really daunting. Not only are they fierce, they are much more clever than Pitbulls. You see, wolves never take the initiative to look for trouble, and will only strike when they are sure to win. But what about the pitbulls? They are born with a brave and ruthless appearance, and they don't care if they win or lose, and when they see their prey, they will go up and bite them indiscriminately.
But to put it that way, it seems to be too simplistic. Nature's rules are not as simple as black and white. Let's compare Pitbulls and wolves to see who has the upper hand. The Pitbull is huge, with an average of 30 kilograms, and its tough body is like steel, while the wolf is slender and thin, weighing only 20 kilograms. But don't underestimate wolves, they have sharp fangs and bite force far more than Pitbulls. It's like an unsheathed saber, even a small wound can kill you.
Then there are Pitbulls, they are born to be brave, they are literally made to fight. I always felt that they had inherited some kind of ascetic-like abstinence gene, and they didn't care if it was painful or not, they just had to parry their opponent's critical hits. But wolves are different, they want to save face when they suffer losses, they pursue the freedom of the wild, so they don't want to be hurt. Therefore, wolves will always weigh the pros and cons, and will not act rashly unless it is for food or territory.
Let's take a look at fitness. The wolf may be small but physically strong, and its speed in pursuit of its prey is unparalleled. If you meet a young man, you will be planted if you don't run, and the Pitbull, although he is big, is not a good long-distance runner after all, and must be inferior to a wolf in endurance. However, how can a fight be based solely on physical fitness? The Pitbull's bones are unusually hard, coupled with its rough skin and thick fur, it is really a "heavy armor" opponent. It's not a matter of worrying about a small injury, the key is to see who can bite the opponent's throat in a desperate fight.
What do you think of this? Do you think the wolf has the upper hand? Hehe, that's not necessarily. We haven't mentioned one key point yet, and that is mental quality. Yes, in addition to physical fitness and weapons, mental quality is also crucial. The wolf is smart, but also too cautious. They have a keen sense of smell and can see danger from a distance. As long as you perceive a disadvantage, you will turn around and flee, but if you run too much, it is equivalent to giving up the initiative. But the pitbull is different, the courage that sees death as if they are at home makes them fearless, looking at the wolf's fangs and pounced on it, biting the opponent's throat steadily, where does it care about life and death?
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