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what is dog's psi of biting ?THANK YOU GUYS LOOT LOO.. 4th time 400 pts. sorry lil mistake .​

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Answered by sneham211117
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Dogs are some of the most common types of pets throughout the world. In many countries, they are even noted as being the number one household pet choice. As much as we love our canine companions, we must understand the dangers that come with raising any type of pet in our homes. In this article, we will take a look at psi strength. PSI is the scientific method used to explain the force that a dog is able to put forth through their bites. This list documents the twelve strongest dogs based on the psi system. Did your dog make the cut? Keep reading to find out more!

What is PSI?

PSI is a unit made to calculate the pressure released upon any given point. The full meaning of psi is “Pound per Square Inch” or “Pound-force per Square Inch”. PSI is a measured result of all the pressure applied over one square inch of a pound. It is a very commonly used system and is easy to understand for even some of the most scientifically challenged people. To understand this a little better, take a tire for example. The average tire’s pressure generally falls around 32 psi or pounds per square inch.

What Dog has the Strongest Bite?

23. Malinois Dog

Bite Force – 195 PSI

Malinois Dog

Answered by BornCxnfused
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pounds per square inch

  • PSI just refers to pounds per square inch, which is a unit to calculate the pressure for any point. PSI is primarily a measurement reaction for pressure that's made per square inch of each pound. Pressure can vary based on the dog, what's bitten, and the dog's feelings

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