15 Most Brutal Dog Attacks Caught On Camera

Dogs are natural predators, even though they are considered man’s best friend. When given the opportunity, most will attack birds, lizards, smaller mammals, and even some larger animals. Join us, as we look at the 15 most brutal dog attacks caught on camera.
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Dog Attacks Fox
In this video, hounds from the West Norfolk Hunt have invaded the garden of an elderly woman and killed a fox on her patio. The hunt terrier man can be seen climbing into the garden and furtively removing the body while the hounds are left to roam in the garden. Fox hunting is not a sport. Humans are on the side of the dogs, and even the biggest fox is one against a pack, which gives very little chance of escaping. When a dog spots a fox close to what looks like a garbage dump, he decides to chase the fox away.
Perhaps, this is his garbage dump, and he doesn’t want to share any garbage with the curious fox. Foxes make up for their lack of raw power with speed and agility. Some can run at speeds of up to thirty miles per hour. For foxes, winning is getting away, and they are experts at dodging predators. Foxes have highly developed senses, including great hearing and vision, especially in the dark. While dogs use scent to track foxes, foxes use sound to predict movement.
Their vision is dependent on motion, with vertical pupils like cats, and they can notice a dog in pursuit from a considerable distance. This poor fox doesn’t know what hits it when these two Pitbull capture and demolish it. I mean, they grab the fox and tear it to pieces. The idiot filming this is proud to see his dogs destroy another animal, but I guess the world is made up of all kinds of people. Dogs, as opposed to foxes, have more muscular bodies. While both are canines, dogs have a stronger bite. Dogs have an advantage in one-on-one combat due to their stronger jaws, more muscle, and endurance, so two dogs such as in this video are double the power.
Dog Attacks Coyote
In this video, a coyote is being attacked by multiple dogs at the Countyline Fox Pen in Holt, Florida. This video demonstrates the animal abuse that occurs inside these fenced enclosures. What you cannot see is that the coyote moved along the fence line and was attacked by even more dogs. The hunter at the end could not get the dogs to release from the attack in the woods.
The video also demonstrates the panic and horror the adjoining neighbors endured time and time again. In a one-on-one fight, there are quite a few breeds of dogs that can kill a coyote. Quickly, off the top of my head, the Dogo Argentino and the Kangal are two of these breeds. A German shepherd chases away three coyotes and when the dog’s handlers let his dogs go, the German Shepherd manages to kill one of the coyotes.
When the dogs return, their handler sends his dogs on the hunt immediately and they take off again, running after the remaining two coyotes. Adult coyotes have no predators, though numerous large flesh-eating carnivores may prey on small pups on occasion. Coyotes may kill or prey on other coyotes, but the frequency and circumstances that lead to fatal encounters are unknown. Hunting and trapping, sickness, and accidents, particularly collisions with motor vehicles, are also significant causes of death.

[@Happymiso]

Wow, what a great animal.

[@Bigcat54]

Dog man’s best friend

[@andrewforrest5144]

Pitbull is op.

[@thomasg7907]

I completely agree with your comments about the owner of the dogs, which kill wild animals in their habitat, and he just films it, instead of intervene