The Penn Vet Working Dog Center, founded by Otto, opened its doors in 2012 to train working dogs in order to set a standard for working dogs. Cindy Otto, DVM, PhD, and founder of the Penn Vet Working Dog Center said that every working dog involved that day was an “anchor” for victims and workers alike. A study was done that showed that individuals affiliated with the dogs that day and in the days after have had lower incidences of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). These dogs were also a source of relief and comfort to everyone involved. And, as discussed before, if you do the same to someone else, see how they're doing. If you do get knocked in the jaw, don't consider it a personal attack. But also, don't make any situation personal or take it personally. Going after specific people in a mosh pit is considered bullying, and it will not be tolerated. I have a huge deal of respect for girls tough enough to hold their own in pits with big, burly brick wall-looking guys - so in case, these women don't give it right back to you for groping them, best be sure those guys will. So, you don't wanna be on the wrong end of that situation. I've heard stories about women getting groped in the pit, and the rest of the pit ganging up on the guy who did it (Go them). You respect others in the pit, regardless of race, gender, ethnicity or religion. That's just never OK, no matter how you can spin it.

Moshing is NEVER an excuse for groping a woman.

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