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she needs to be walking with a gun, something no smaller than a .45. with hollowpoints.
I sent two 100 lb plus great dane/catahoula crosses to a hog hunter in texas... these are big TOUGH hounds bred for hunting hogs and they put kevlar vests and throat protection on them before they send them out.
I have an email friend who's wife was very nearly killed by a half dozen domestic hogs in the 150-200lb range. these were hogs she raised and were normally respectful and non agressive. she was extrordinarily lucky she wasn't killed. she spent MONTHS in the hospital, both arms broken, broken femur, cracked vertibrae and many many bites and torn wounds. wild hogs can be fierce and agressive, but often they're shy. these aren't, that's worrying. grandma is no match for them.
if we had wild hogs I surely wouldn't be out unarmed.
I'd suggest .44 magnum. No kidding. Or a .12 g pump shotgun with slugs.