Not another animal thread but do leopards have ANY chill, AT ALL? :wow:

[KyokushinKarateMan]

leopard in the cut, that's a scary sight

 

[Malta]

Big cats are just amazing creatures.

I used to watch all sorts of nature shows with my father when I was younger and always loved them.

 

[InDePickWest]

The leopard is probably my favorite animal. It rolls dolo and still eats more regularly than a pride of lions.

Like I said in the other thread, dog is their favorite meat.

You gotta realize leopards aren't that big either, females like 120lbs, males might be like 180lbs. But they drag animals twice their weight up trees.

A Pitt or rott would face the same death. You guys trying to put domesticated animals against wild animals. That's like putting a regular Joe against a boxer.

One of the best examples I've read on the Coli.

Don't know why this made me think
Should probably go to bed

 

[Huey Shootin]

dudes on here really talking about a Rott or Pitt can body a leopard.

A leopard is quick as hell and when ur dog lunges, he's outta the way and can pounce from the side or jump on his back and bite his neck. It'd be a wrap for a dog in seconds. And we're not even talking about his claws. A house cat can mess you up with his claws, a leopard would destroy you.


Put it this way, a dog doesnt stand a chance against ANY member of the cat family beyond maybe a bobcat.

Rots and pits are not normal dogs. A rot or pit in peak shape can definitely give a leopard a challenge.

 

[Poitier]

 

[Smokin Rider]

Ducktales

Your dog would be a snack

Nikkaz saying this type of shyt must not know cats

I got 2 of them though

 

[Malta]

Rots and pits are not normal dogs. A rot or pit in peak shape can definitely give a leopard a challenge.

Male Leopards are bigger than most Rotts, more agile, stronger, faster and possibly have a higher bite force (hasn't been measure), all in addition to having claws. Domesticated animals really don't stand a fighting chance against something that has been killing to live.

A pitbull would literally be lunch for one of these cats breh, I know everybody wants to believe their dog has a fighting chance, but we're talking about a cat that is 150-180lbs (males). A small ass housecat can fukk people up with their claws

 

[Huey Shootin]

Male Leopards are bigger than most Rotts, more agile, stronger, faster and possibly have a higher bite force (hasn't been measure), all in addition to having claws. Domesticated animals really don't stand a fighting chance against something that has been killing to live.

A pitbull would literally be lunch for one of these cats breh, I know everybody wants to believe their dog has a fighting chance, but we're talking about a cat that is 150-180lbs (males). A small ass housecat can fukk people up with their claws

Their size isn't relevant in this discussion. A rot or pit would be able to get a bite in the midst of the fight that would definitely leave the leopard staggered and possibly gravely wounded. They aren't normal dogs. And I never said the leopard isn't at an advantage. It's a wild animal, so it clearly has the upperhand. But one bite from a top of the line rot or pit fighting for its life will almost certainly deal a grievous injury to a leopard. Not really debatable. If you disagree, you might want to research the amount of pressure in one bite from a rot or pit.

 

[Exit9NJturnpike]

His cousin avenged him

holy shyt

 

[Another Man]

Their size isn't relevant in this discussion. A rot or pit would be able to get a bite in the midst of the fight that would definitely leave the leopard staggered and possibly gravely wounded. They aren't normal dogs. And I never said the leopard isn't at an advantage. It's a wild animal, so it clearly has the upperhand. But one bite from a top of the line rot or pit fighting for its life will almost certainly deal a grievous injury to a leopard. Not really debatable. If you disagree, you might want to research the amount of pressure in one bite from a rot or pit.

No.


Hell no. Any domesticated pet would get fukking destroyed by a feral apex predator. A Pitt or rott would be helpless against a big cat simply because it wouldn't be able to keep up with it...they're way too quick, agile, and are also larger, stronger and are packed with explosive lean muscle mass. A leopard would murder a Pitt or rott with one paw swipe...dude stop. You don't understand what ANY feral animal is capable of, let alone a big cat. That's well beyond the real of vicious a domesticated dog is capable of. I've seen "vicious" dogs back down from house cats and you think they're gonna hold their own against a fukking leopard?

 

[Malta]

Their size isn't relevant in this discussion. A rot or pit would be able to get a bite in the midst of the fight that would definitely leave the leopard staggered and possibly gravely wounded. They aren't normal dogs. And I never said the leopard isn't at an advantage. It's a wild animal, so it clearly has the upperhand. But one bite from a top of the line rot or pit fighting for its life will almost certainly deal a grievous injury to a leopard. Not really debatable. If you disagree, you might want to research the amount of pressure in one bite from a rot or pit.

Their size is relevant, because a 180lbs Leopard is just as large as a Rottweiler, except it has claws and a killing instinct. Why would a Leopard be staggered by a Rott/Pitt's bite, when there's a video in this very thread of a Leopard fighting 4 or 5 Lionesses? Lions have a bite force with almost twice as much pressure as a Rott or a Pitt

In any event, for the three dogs measured (an American Pit Bull, a German Shepherd and a Rottweiler) the average bite strength was 269 pounds of pressure, with the Rottweiler topping the group with 328 pounds of bite pressure.

Lions bite force is between 600-700lbs, and Leopards have fought them and in some cases have killed them If they can fukk with a Lion, the odds of a Rott or Pitt even standing a chance are ridiculously low. They deal with Lions and Hyenas, both are far more dangerous than Rotties and Pitts.

 

[BedRoomI'z]

When yall get through explaining why a rot or pit would have an excellent chance of winning a fight with a big cat, it will be all for naught. Ain't nothing on four legs seeing a big cat.

Stop it. Felines just bring something different to the table that tops almost all of its opponents. Unless you got a sharpshooter behind your rot named Mungo, he about to die a horrible death.

 

[LV Koopa]

Rots and pits are not normal dogs. A rot or pit in peak shape can definitely give a leopard a challenge.

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Rots and pits are not normal dogs. A rot or pit in peak shape can definitely give a leopard a challenge.

 

[Huey Shootin]

This leopard just got beat by some chihuahua looking dog, but yall don't think a grown rot in its prime will put up a fight?