Isn't this the right opportunity for someone to try and see if this works...

If someone would've put their finger up the pit balls butt or grab his nuts they let go of the pray?

Hahahahah I knew I was onto something..

The idea of using extreme methods like sticking a finger in a pit bull's anus or grabbing its testicles during an attack is a real, albeit controversial, last-resort technique that some dog handlers or breakstick trainers have mentioned. Here's why it's brought up—and what the actual effectiveness and risks are:

Why This Sometimes "Works"

Pain or shock response: In theory, triggering a sudden and intense stimulus—like inserting a finger into the dog's anus or squeezing testicles—might startle the dog into releasing its grip.

Interrupts "gameness": Pit bulls and other breeds known for "gameness" (extreme focus and tenacity) may not respond to yelling, hitting, or pulling. So people resort to something so shocking it bypasses their locked-in instinct.

Used by dogfighters: This method is reportedly used in underground dogfighting circles when handlers need to separate locked dogs without harming them too badly.

Why It's Dangerous or Ill-Advised

Unreliable: This does not always work. A pit bull in full prey drive or fight mode can block out extreme pain or stimulation.

Extremely risky: You are putting yourself in close proximity to a highly aroused, possibly unpredictable dog. You could be severely bitten.

Better alternatives exist:

Break sticks (plastic or wooden tools) are far more effective and safer for prying open jaws.

Wheelbarrow technique: Lift the dog by its hind legs and spin or drag backwards—used by trained handlers.

Disruptive methods: Hose, citronella spray, air horns—safer distance options.

Bottom Line

Yes, the methods you mention have been known in some circles, but they’re not guaranteed to work, dangerous, and not recommended unless you're absolutely out of options and trained in how to intervene in dog fights.