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Being that the OP said the dog would have to come into the water to get him.... the chances of that are SLIM unless it was a trained attack dog.
I vote for post #6. Use the brain 1st. More than one way to skin a cat as they say.
And unless its a highly trained attack dog, you can defeat it with out a gun.
I'm not a big guy and was smaller at 14-15 yrs old when I got in the middle of my doberman and spaniel fighting. The doby turned and went after me. Lunged at my midsection and got me on the stomach.While the dog was in motion I grabed both sides of her neck by the skin (right below the ears) and lifted the dog straight up off the ground and held it there. It that position, the dog cat really bite you.
Granted... it went well and that always doesnt happen. Point is... even a large shepard is 100lb max. It wont want to attack in the water.
I tend to think of myself as smarter, stronger, and more capable than a 100 lb dog in a couple feet of water.
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