I know you probably can’t get the exact pressure, but I’m not sure if there’s a way to average it out somehow.
To Don: I was attacked by my Shepard/Rottweiler mix a couple years ago, and I like to learn as much as I can about so I can continue to recover emotionally.
A lot!! Considering they are two of the highest. But although you can research the jaw pressure of a GSD vs. the jaw pressure of a rott, you’ll only be able to guess about yours without testing because the upper jaw is inherited separately from the lower jaw. That’s why they could genetically engineer the jawline of the bulldog, overbites, underbites, etc.
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Sorry to hear about the attack. Just for your own health, if you’re using this information to repeat over and over how much pressure the dog had that attacked you, then you’re dwelling in the past and that will only cause long-term harm to your emotionally and perhaps, physically. Use the negative situation to define how you wish things had played out, and imagine it going differently. What would you have done differently in that situation if it happened today? Find a way to process it and let it go so that it doesn’t rule you.

