Ha ha. Sorry to laugh, but it is sort of a funny image, except of course, that squirrels can be rabid and then they do bite and it is not funny at all.
But I am sure there is a word for fear of attacking squirrels phobia, just not sure what it is. I'll check on that.
I also laugh b/c several months ago, there was a question I saw from a woman who said that she was attacked by a squirrel running in a panic from a large dog. It ran up her leg and onto her head, then went pee-pee on her head, it was so scared and screamed and chattered at the big dog. She said that was NOT a good day for her.
You can probably relate to that.
By the way, here is what ails you (LOL):
Sciurophobia - Fear of Squirrels
sciurophobia - fear of squirrels
Can be pronounced: ski-ooro-phobia or she-ooro-phobia (more Italianate)
etymology:
squirrel <-- squirel (olde Englishe) <-- esquirel or escurel (old French)
<-- squirelus (Late Latin) <-- sciurus (Latin)
<-- skia [shade] + oura [tale] (classical Greek)
If you've got a phobia that you need treated, the folks at the Full Spectrum might be able to help.
2006-06-14 04:07:42
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answered by desperatehw 7
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hahahahaha That is so funny. I have a pet squirrel named Ty. If you think they are going to hurt you. You better be more afraid of getting hit by a car or getting eat by a bear. They are not going to jump on you like a little gang. They are not in the rat family at all. And needless to say they make great pets and your a scaredie cat and might need to stay in your home. hahahahahah
2006-06-14 04:10:38
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answered by butterflystones 2
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YES!!! I know one who lives in my mothers tree. She feeds it french bread. I look a lot like my mom. Every time I go over to visit this stupid squirrel runs down the tree and charges me. It has chased me right up to the porch!!!
2006-06-14 04:09:26
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answered by Mamadog 3
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Yah know my sighthound club tried a shock collar (after testing it on each other) on a "fouling" whippet who bothered the dogs he was running with - the dog, when shocked, blamed the dog he was pounding on & redoubled his efforts to pound the other dog into the ground...- bet coco will think the same of the cats Of course the #1 error was letting coco see the cats run.... If you can manover a cat into giving coco a good raking it might help... other than that put the CATS in the cage & coco out so she doesn't see them RUN and it gonna take MONTHS and he may never be entirely reliable
2016-03-27 03:39:07
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answered by Anonymous
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My brother in law was attacked by a squirrel. It latched onto his finger and wouldn't let go. He had a nasty cut and should've gotten 2 stitches. He hates squirrels now
2006-06-14 04:17:26
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answered by poo 2
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I was attacked by my own pet which I just bought home.
I just then held his head and body with a towel with blood on my hands to discover... he was not breathing........... i felt bad.... and cried.. so dont have phobia, they really really fragile creatures, softer that rats like 100 times. Poor thing.
2006-06-15 23:13:07
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answered by Puzzle 2
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i was attaked by a bunch of squirrels when i was about 4. i'm not a particular fan of the little beasts.
2006-06-14 04:48:05
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answered by Anonymous
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Think about it: what harm can he do? Even if he bites you - which is improbable - how big are his teeth? Can't you protect yourself from such a small creature? They are not generally known as ferocious animals who feed on humans!!
2006-06-14 04:13:14
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answered by cpinatsi 7
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You have to have nuts to really understand the fear. From a male perspective.
2006-06-14 04:08:15
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answered by JazzyJB 2
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my bro got bit by one once in a park,it startled him and bit him in retaliation,i feed them in the park all the time and Ive never been bit.
2006-06-14 07:44:02
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answered by nikgy71 5
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