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https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp.smh.com.au/wa-news/mystery-video-of-man-fighting-kangaroo-to-save-pet-dog-goes-viral-20161204-gt3qv8.html?client=ms-android-optus-au

 

Video goes viral of man punching a kangaroo in face after 'roo choke holds his pet dog....!

The man works at a zoo:)

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HHmmm not sure I believe this one at all ... if the dogs were " hunting " the kangaroo it has every right to defend itself and from what I have heard about kangaroos if the guy had hit it he would have been flat on his back from the back leg kick not shouting at the roo

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Its possible that its all a joke - it was uploaded by an American via an Aussie.

I think the dogs were "pig hunting". The roo did kick out with its legs at the dog - lucky the dog jumped back. For sure, the roo would've floored that guy if it got serious.

Red male roos have muscles upon muscles - they are not to be messed with - however, this particular roo wasn't a big red....just big!!!

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I saw the video this morning on Fox News.  The kangaroo looked surprised when the man led with his right to its face.  He let the dog go which he had in a headlock and just stood there until the man started walking away.  This is evidently common in Australia.

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10 hours ago, ladypeartree said:

HHmmm not sure I believe this one at all ... if the dogs were " hunting " the kangaroo it has every right to defend itself and from what I have heard about kangaroos if the guy had hit it he would have been flat on his back from the back leg kick not shouting at the roo

http://www.9news.com.au/national/2016/12/05/15/26/goo-v-roo-the-real-story-of-a-boar-hunt-for-a-dying-mate

 

 

This explains the reason for the "pig hunting" trip - it is a fair dinkum video believe it or not?

 

RE: Saved By One Grace, no this isn't a common occurance in Australia. Not many people would "take on" a kangaroo - the guy  was protecting his dog.

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50 minutes ago, HisFirst said:

RE: Saved By One Grace, no this isn't a common occurance in Australia. Not many people would "take on" a kangaroo - the guy  was protecting his dog.

You misunderstood what I was saying.  I was repeating what I heard on TV which said it was common for kangaroos to go after dogs, not guys/gals punching kangaroos.  This may be a mistake, but that's what the news reader on Fox News said.

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3 minutes ago, Davida said:

Who wouldn't try to save your dog? That was a big dog too...I don't think the guy was wrong to punch the Kangaroo, I'd rather do that then get kicked by one.  :P

I was surprised the kangaroo didn't go after the guy.  I didn't hear any sound but I bet the dog was yelping loud and that's why the guy ran over to protect his dog.

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That's exactly what I thought.

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8 hours ago, Davida said:

Who wouldn't try to save your dog? That was a big dog too...I don't think the guy was wrong to punch the Kangaroo, I'd rather do that then get kicked by one.  :P

Yes, we would all protect our dog.?

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