Police dogs are a danger, easily defeated, and given law protection, i hate that shit...now cats........totally other story, recruit cats, far more intelligent and will disrupt a situation more then a dog.
Grew up with a German Shepherd. When I was 6 a stranger walked into our back yard where I was playing, and within no time our dog had come running outside, got between me and the guy and backed him into a corner until my dad came out. Will never forget being alone and looking up to see this guy who clearly had some mental problems walking towards me, then looking to my left to see a snarling set of teeth come sprinting over. Miss that dog, there's a photo of me and him from around that time that I keep next to my bed.
Over the years I have know some officers with a K-9. One would bring his dog over to swim in my pool with my dog. If anyone is wondering where the K-9 lives, it lives with the officer and his family. Kito (K-9) would sleep in the bed at night with his 4 year old daughter. Don't break into her bedroom!!! LOL I ask Mark, how does the dog know when it is going to work? He said when I come out of the bedroom in uniform he knows it is time for him to stop being a pet and go to work.
We used to have a German Shepherd when I was a baby. Mom said he would follow me around as a toddler and pick me up by my cotton diaper if I fell down. Very loving, smart, protective dogs.
only thing I remember of my dad always telling me is that if I was quiet in my stroller for, too long, our Shepherd always jumped with his front paws on the handle to look inside for a few seconds then sit down next to it. he also made sure he was always between the stroller and any stranger being close, never growled or barked. Just showing presence. I wish I had memories of the dog myself but he wasnt around at any time I have memories of myself
SHHH you dont want to say that in the US, killing a hawk if caught can be a huge fine or a criminal offense, I think it is because they are technically american birds or something like that.
@@DrEagle1776 no it is for hawks aswell, Bald eagle have a much higher fine and time of imprisonment, but killing a hawk if caught will also give you prison time and a fine. But the penaltys for killing a bald eagle is a lot higher than a hawk.
German Shepherds, in terms of character they're the best dogs ever. Intelligent, eager to please, loyal to the bone. Had mine since he was 8 weeks old, now he's 9 years and I love him to bits.
I have 2 German shepards. Every night. My female sleeps the the room with my 2 girls. The male sleeps in the hall way. Outside the 3 bedrooms. Always. Every night they watch over my babies !
My American bulldog is tactical trained and sleeps in bed with me. Anyone enters my house and they won’t make it out alive. 46 kg of pure muscle my dog is. She knows I have health issues and looks after me. I only have one eye and can’t see too good especially at night. And also spine problems. I stay in a real rough area and my bully lets no one near me. She is so in tune with me it’s insane. Same as your dogs know those kids are the weaker of the pack and feel it’s their duty to protect. Dog s are amazing.
Dave Ktver there was a story here a few years ago about a child getting mauled by foxes and killed. It was tragic. But that is actually awesome the dogs do their job. I live just outside a city and foxes have no way of getting in my house. But my dog hates them.... I’m sure she thinks it’s the same one every time, but even when she just smells them she starts searching for them. They are dangerous to anything small that moves. Including children. That’s why dog is mans best friend. Because they are protectors for us. My dog with my illness and your dogs with your kids. Same reason. They are essential to our survival.
Dave Ktver I stay just outside Glasgow in a really rough area and there drugs and junkies and gangs at every turn here. From teenagers to adults. Not joking. If I didn’t have my dog I would be a multiple victim here... she protects alright. Last year I had the dumbest 2 guys ever to live, try and mug me.. for my dog lmao...I had just walked into the closed off park behind my house and just as I was about to let her off the lead these 2 guys were right in front of me. One grabbed the dog lead and said let it go or something like that .. he barely got his words out and she just exploded it was all teeth, shakes and arghhh’s. She was trying to fight both of them by biting on and shaking for a second then going to the next one and they were trying to run.. she actually locked on to the guys arm and would not let go.... it took me hours to process what happened... I just could not understand why compete idiots would try and steal a 46 kg huge mean looking dog from the owner in the street. Makes a good story now tho lol
It takes 2 things to teach a dog to be that way and for search and rescue. One is that the dog must be unnerved and bold and the other is smarts. We brought 5 German Sheoherd puppies into this world, kept 2 and sold the other 3 for search and rescue. And the officer who came to see the pups said over the phone that she had been looking all over for certain traits and qualities and had nothing seen it in any if the dogs she visited so she didnt think she would find it in our dogs. She showed up an hour later, looked over our dogs and did a few things to get their attention and then purchased a if them right there on the spot. Their office called again about 2 years ago at our breeder friend's house to ask if we had raised anymore and we had to tell them that our mama female had been hit by a speeding van and we had to out her down. Very sad moment for all of us that day. However, her family blood line is still out there and we are hoping that this nutcase Covid thing goes away so we can breed them again and get more awesome dogs within the next year or so. Hand delivering those puppies and raising them was so much fun!!! And talk about little stinkers!!! My female Lakota was climbing out of the kennel like a cat on numerous occasions. She can still do it. She just doesn't realize it. And her brother is a major jumper. Our kennel is chain link wire fence cing and stands 6 feet tall. But with a good running head start this big boy can jump over it. He did it when he was young but hs just doesn't remember it. No doubt these are some of the qualities that make a good search and rescue dog. And goodness are they strong! My big boy (Diamond) would pull your arms out of their sockets if you're not expecting him to take off while on the leash!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Definitely a lot of work and a lot of fun to raise.
The Dawg I have to agree with you we have a shepherd and there’s no way on earth this particular breed of dog would allow anyone to hurt them or there owners there instinct is second to none if they even sense danger there remarkably protective and very dangerous.
Lol K-9 units are usually armed. You have long enough to grapple a dog to snap its neck youre gonna get shot. Either with a tazer or a bullet, either before or after you would be injured in retaliation or prevention. And imprisoned id imagine. Theye press charges and jack them up.
German Shepherds are such great dogs.We had one when I was a kid.She'd follow me everywhere and basically made sure that I was safe. Obedient, loyal, and protective.
EVA_Unit_4A no, dogs are wayyy better than cats, I don’t care about how many years it’s been, I’m not that type of person, who’s like ‘That’s so last year!’ 😂😂😂
Humans can be if you have the right expectation. Dogs are loyal to humans. Humans are loyal to dogs. Dogs are NOT necessarily loyal to other dogs, just as humans are not necessarily loyal to other humans.
That dog wasn't calm, it was tight as a drawn bowstring. That's why the handler repeated the hand signal for stay so often. Otherwise the dog might have started off early.
This is a small town that raised a lot of money for the dog and it's training. It was not a spectacle in anyway but a demonstration to show the people that the money they gave was not wasted.
***** I don't believe your story. Small, probably intoxicated, guy smashing a trained German Shepard into the wall killing it in one blow? Shit man I'm 6'5, 220lbs and I play football for my college but I can barely pick up my 150lb Rhodeshian Ridgeback. 150lbs aint shit to me I can clean jerk that in my sleep but when I try to pick him up its harder because when I do he squirms and play fights me cause he does not want to be picked up and in that moment the only thing he wants is to get down and will do anything to get down without hurting me because getting down becomes a game to him and he usually wins before I can get him to my chest height. When he wants to play fight hes going to push me around, and hes just a goofy, clumsy 1 and a half year old dog with no training what so ever. So your story is bullshit.
***** Thats not how that works. Because anyone can make up any story and say it was on the news to maybe give it some credibility, but when I say that I looked it up and found no such story anywhere you'll say "well you didnt look hard enough" or something along those lines. So again, provide a link.
MrDernz I think you made his point pretty clear lol. Especially in the manner in which you got so defensive and proved you come from a line of pigs. Only cops, their pork chop family's, corrupt politicians and government officials support the modern day blue suited thugs in America. Their pillaging what they swore to up hold and protect. Ever herd of policing for profit? Seriously wake up! From now on people if you see some one in support of police ask them who they know that is a cop. I bet it will explain their support with just that question.
We had a beautiful German Shepherd. He was a fantastic watchdog and he was the gentlest loving friend to my sister and I. He was fiercely protective of us and our home. Sadly we had to put him down 2 weeks before Christmas in 1985. I've never had another dog since. RIP Tank.
Troy C (f you can open your heart a bit and give another wonderful dog a chance to love you and be loved by you ! I know the pain of loss of some of my adorable pets passed away and I never wanted go through the sorrow and pain again ! Just keep the memories of your wonderful dog in your to warm your soul ! I now have 5 dogs an 3 cats all but one dog is a rescue as are the 3 cats ! They fill my life funny things they do ! My heart is full of love and happiness ! Blessed Be ❤️👵🏻🐶😺✊🏾🖖👽
@@TimurSoloviev any dog will attack someone who is trying to hurt their owner. Ive seen it from pitbulls to lap dogs. All untrained. All the police training does is refine this desire making them better at what they want to do, and controlling when they should or shouldn’t attack.
@@ZSmith-yy4lv One untrained dog will defend the owner, another will lick the attacker's hands, the third will run away. But even if an untrained dog protects you, it can be driven away with a stick or even a loud sound. This is why dogs are trained rather than relying on natural behavior.
My shepherd was the best guard dog ever. Nothing and noone got past him. I remember he stood between me and my brother to protect me when my brother got angry over something stupid. He took a bat sized piece of wood (the spanking paddle) and held it over his head and the dog got right in his face. The running joke from that was "whats the matter, got a big dog watching ya?" Because my brother was afraid to do anything with king (the shepherd) around. He died peacefully of old age at 16 back in April of 2007 and i miss him terribly
@@IamRaloPib correct not a mean bone, but will protect you when the need arises. I once got attacked when out walking my Golden by an Australian ridge back. My dog was off a distance away having a mooch. The instant he became aware what was happening he engaged warp speed and came to my rescue. Didn’t resemble my big fluffy teddy bear at all in that moment, he meant business and didn’t the ridge back know it when 100lbs of snarling, teeth bared, hackles up retriever hit him at full whack. The other dog turned tail and fled, still have the scars on my hand to this day but my fluffy boy knew when it was time to act! (He’s lying by my feet as I write this snoring his head off lying with head on a teddy!)
A Goldie would follow their owner into the pits of hell if it meant being by their side. That’s why their called Velcro dogs. Are they friendly sure, do they think everyone is there for there loving pleasure....of course, but they will defend their family when needed. We took Daisy to the beach this weekend. The waves were rough and under tow was strong so we made sure she had her vest on. She kept jumping back from the waves, and wouldn’t go in. I made a run for the water and was up to my knees and got hit by a wave and acted like I went down. She grabbed my by the back of my swimsuit and was hauling me back to shore before I knew it. Then she looked at me like WTH mom, can’t you swim.
@watercup123456 i had a dog growing up who was half golden, half GSD. he did the exact same thing. he loved water but would haul us out of it by our shorts every time 😆 always thought it was just him but clearly it's some deep buried instinct in the breed
I knew the most phenomenal german shepherd K9, Major, partnered for years with officer Charles Rivers. Until the day I die, i will never forget what that dog could do and did do, he was unbelievable! Their devotion is unmatched ❤️
We had a German Shepherd, Buddy, several years ago. He was actually a rescue, but the way that he carried himself and looked out for us...the neighborhood thought that he was a retired police officer. Yes, I said officer. It was a rough place to live, but I never felt unsafe. RIP Buddy 🙏 🐕
We currently have 3 German Shepherds. Best dogs in the world to own. They are extremely loyal and protective. Even if one of our dogs don't know you you could get into a car with us and be safe...So much so that I could step out of the car and be gone and those dogs will protect you with their lives if need be until I get back!!! And if someone was outside the car near a window threatening you these dogs will break the glass to get your attacker!!! I love how friendly they are with us and they love children. But man when the crap is ready to hit the fan these dogs' attitudes change instantly and you can read it in their body language...they say "Bring it on if you're fool enough!!!"
@Johnna Bridges your comment just hit me in the feels because my grandpa had a German shepherd named Buddy and my grandpa passed away this year from cancer and about 4 months ago Buddy passed away too... I'm in a very sad mood now
Have had shepherds for 20 + years! Couldn’t ask for a better family pet....protective, smart, great temperament, handsome , ( all my male dogs!) .... these dogs are so highly trained to do their job with their police handler....really an amazing breed!
I had a shepherd-husky mix, extremely intelligent, efficient, and powerful. Now and then a stray would come charging up at Buzz when we were out walking. Just that quickly, the stray would start running away. Buzz moved so fast that I never got to see exactly what he did to send the stray packing. Just moments later it was as if the incident had never happened. Buzz never did more than was necessary and he had a rock steady disposition. But he was gentle too. The toddlers in the neighborhood liked to pet him with their little starfish hands. He would sit as still as a sphinx as if any move on his part might hurt them.
ABSOLUTE HOGWASH....Their loyalty is to food and who gives it to them...train your dog to bite anybody on command so we can watch how fast you and your dog end up in cages.
Yep. Their love for their master is unconditional. And you're right...they WILL fight until their last breath if need be. Our first Shepherd was a pure bred Shiloh Shepherd (my avatar is her photo). She was outlandishly intelligent and fast as a bolt of lightning! You could show her something just once and she got it. She was that smart. Well, I was leaving for work late one morning cuz I worked 2nd shift and one of the neighbors had relatives visiting down the street and they had an aggressive Rottweiler that got loose and we didn't know it. I got out into the driveway and something caught the corner of my eye. It was that big Rottie running full out to get me! Our Shepherd (Cheyenne was her name) burst past my wife who was standing in the doorway and grabbed that Rottweiler by the throat and pinned it to the ground instantly!!! She was not playing!!! If I hadn't got a piece of an old broom handle there is no doubt in my mind that she would have killed that sucker. I literally had to pry her mouth off of that dog to get him loose and when I did he took off for home like there was no tomorrow!!! I would sometimes take her to work and even the guys that were afraid of big dogs got to know and like her. She was so friendly. But when she meant business she was all in. Well, on January 13th, 2014 she gave birth to a litter of pups ( bought an all black male and she raised him and he became her mate). We kept a runt female and a bruiser male. Three months after they were born Cheyenne was hit by a speeding van and we ended up having to put her down. Literally broke mine and my wife's hearts! But...we had 5 pups to raise and I became disabled a few years before this happened so I stayed with them 24/7 and raised them. We sold 3 of them : 1 to a private owner and the other 2 to the Pittsburg, PA police Search And Rescue. Meanwhile the pups and their daddy got all of our attention and still do to this day. All three have proven to be just as loyal as Cheyenne (not quite as smart as her bit still just as loyal). I honestly do not think that you can get a more loyal and loving dog than a German Shepherd. They are just incredible dogs. Ours have the traditional big heads and straight backs, and the big male pup has a very big head. You could literally fit your whole face in his mouth! Great dogs. Love 'em!!!
German Shepherd's are not just human's best friend but police officers best friend too. I can't get over the unbreakable bond my 3 year old female rescued German shepherd and I have.
FussionBomb And? It is very easy to take out any dog except for big thick necked dogs with a broken neck with the idiots training of, go for that offered arm!! Use the arm as bait and then take it back behind you and the mut WILL follow it and you now catch what has now turned into a trained rocket going behind you and you catch it in a choke hold and snap puppies neck! I grew up with a big dog. I had this figured out at 15 years of age and showed it to trainers that shrugged their shoulders. My advantage if some smuck ever unleashes their flea farm on me!
Some K9 handlers carry remotes that can pop open their RMP's back door to release their dog. I saw a bit of news footage where an officer was being wrestled with and he hit the button. That dog was out and on the offender in a heartbeat.
@@jackasshomey exactly! Anyone who assaults the police can and should be arrested, if not shot. After assaulting them, they always record after when they are threatened
For anyone who wants to disagree with me, refer to all those videos of the “protests”. People setting fires, robbing stores (we actually have footage thanks to a stupid RU-vidr known worldwide), breaking windows, threatening the police, etc. The only footage we get is the aftermath, where the police does one thing and people blame the cop for it. The cops are doing their jobs, protecting others and themselves. If they don’t do something, they will be murdered, and be blamed for it. Cops are heros, not terrorists. Now, I’m not sending any hate to those who don’t agree with me. Just, please leave evidence for your opinions rather than, “@Alxx Sv you stupid dumb racist. This is why America sucks”.
Ex husband was a Detroit k-9 officer. Those dogs are amazing. The training is crazy. Good boy Those dogs are considered police officers. Office Zack was amazing and a part of our family, he was so loved. He knew when it was time to go to work, he loved it, and would get so excited. Thank you for your service 🐕🦺❤️
@@nightfly4664 Dog: Yeaaaa, a life size chew toy. Man: (Laying on ground in pain) First is the dog chewing on my rear. Ok, can anybody pop my arm back in the shoulder socket?
I was lucky to be owned by a gorgeous Shepherd once. Lucky because she was so loving and also lucky because she nearly took the hand off some a-hole who tried to rob me at an ATM. They’re the best breed, ever!
I have a German Shepard who's 12 years old but he still gets around relatively well. He's as loyal and protective as ever. Hopefully he'll stick around for another couple years at least.
@@jesse7631 Here in this context? No, no one except you cares that I misspelled something. This was up 4 months before someone who likes sniffing his own farts enough came along and corrected it. "well you must care because you responded!" Oh man you're really doing the "you must care since you responded" thing, huh? Just how does it smell up there? Up your ass I mean. Since you act like a 15 year old who just learned debating yesterday.
GS's have always had my heart as favorite breed. Lost a phenomenal one as a teen, and have never been in an emotional and/or financial place to get another. God willing one day I will again. This shepherd breed is extraordinary as a family pet and protector plus.💕💕💕
Gina Disbrow hopefully someday that will happen for you, I see so many at the animal shelters waiting to be adopted. When you’re ready check there first, I know you won’t be disappointed!! Good luck.
Many years ago in Minneapolis I read a short news story about a police dog. The dog chased the suspect up a fire escape and the suspect threw the dog off the fire escape. The story said the dog ran back up and "bit the suspect in the groin and all resistance stopped immediately."
We have our fourth German Shepherd, a male named Max. Our “grand dog” we often babysit is a female Golden Retriever, Max’s best friend. Max religiously guards our house at night; I have no doubt in my mind that he would protect us to the death, while our grand dog Golden Retriever would lick them to death.
That is so true. Our German Shepherd would fall asleep in bed with me and as the night progressed she literally made the rounds of the house to check on everyone eventually going back to sleep by the front door. No one ever taught her to do this it was her protective instinct. After she passed my mom and dad said they often would here the familiar sound of her chain collar as she continued to make her rounds
I have 7 German Shepherds and they are ALL mama’s babies. I sleep with a 6’4 220 pound man and 7 German Shepherds. We had to put 2 king size beds together 😂
We had a collie when me and my brother were young (4 and 3). If mom was going to smack our bottoms, Gypsy would get between us and mom. If we had to receive the smack, she would put Gypsy outside. Gypsy was protective. We lived in Albuquerque at that time and there was a mesa in front of our house. We weren’t allowed out there unless mom was with us. One afternoon, we went out to the edge to play with mom watching. We usually dug in the sand. That afternoon as we were going out to the sandy spot, Gypsy kept blocking us and if we tried to pass her she would shove us back. Mom came out to see why Gypsy was acting that way. There was a rattler in the sandy spot and she was keeping us away from it. When we got back inside the house my mom dropped to her knees and wrapped her arms around Gypsy’s neck and hugged her. She was a great dog.
@@llamamanism You are most welcome. New Mexico is full of beautiful landscape. Lots of mountains and lots of land that some is ranch land. Northern NM has some places that are breathtaking. The old and the mew are blended together. You can visit pueblos, see Indians selling their jewelry on the sidewalks of historic downtown buildings of Santa Fe. You can ski in beautiful places. You van visit the Los Alamos lab’s museum and the history of the Atom bomb. Every state has its own beauty. I am partial to NM because I was born there. To me, it’s truly the Land of Enchantment. God bless
I was in the backyard with my dog very early in the morning (2 am) when there was a lot of noise on the other side of the fence. Before I knew it, my dog was between me and the noise, barking, he put himself in harms way to protect me. As it turned out, it was just a raccoon who was more interested in getting away than attacking, but my dog didn't know that. He thought there was danger and he was willing to risk his life to protect mine. He did that without training, it was his natural instinct. What is amazing is that this dog is trained to resist their natural instinct to protect it's master until it is instructed to do so. Dog people get it.
You're very fortunate. The one animal I've always wanted as a companion is a dog. Either German Shepherd or a short hair yellow labrador. But I live alone and work long hours. Wouldn't be fair on the dog.
These K -9 dogs and the officers who train and work with them are TRUELY amazing!!! They are, in every sense of the word, partners! I love dogs and can think of no better way than to spend my work day - with "mans" best friend! Great video! 🐶
I wish demonstrations like this were more common everywhere Community events like this and showing some of the action to everyday folk will educate people and make things feel more transparent between the police and communities they’re supposed to protect
My brother in law put on shows with the Police Dept. With his shepard, she only understood German. Best part when he had her find people. When she found you she laid her head on your lap,it was wonderful to watch. When he dressed for work it's was time for her at attention and she knew what to do to be ready. Was amazing. She is no longer with us for years and we will always remember and miss her.
why? the 'protestors' would just throw more peaceful pipe-bombs at them and kill them all. I mean i get what you're saying but they'd need a lot of backup from their owners lol
Its okay we have 100 pitbulls in the hood that will make these K9's look like child play. They're reacting for a job NOT for protection for a family member(s) . BIG DIFFERENCE. The ISSUE here REALLY isn't even about ANY dogs....its the fact a community can raise money to train a K9 but mean while theres homeless children STARVING to death in the USA!
I had a Sheppard was I was growing up. That dog was waayyy smarter than I was! In the morning, my mom would tell the dog, “it’s time for Bruce to get up for school” the dog would sprint through the house, push my door open with it’s nose, and launch herself across the room, and land on my chest! She always made sure I was up before she would return to scrap patrol in the kitchen.
We had a German Shepherd too. Her name was Belle. The newspaper guy made the mistake of opening the door to drop the NP. The dog jumped a flight of stairs and caught his arm. We came to check. He was the new guy. We had to explained that he had to put the NP between the grill and the screen on our storm door. He wanted to press charges but my Dad told him he was the one coming into our house without permission. We never had any problems afterwards. Great dog.
There's no loyalty here. Dogs have the cognitive skills of a toddler at best. Dogs are oblivious to their own mortality. A police dog doesn't know he could be killed while on duty. He thinks he's playing a fun game where he bites someone and gets rewarded. Do you think the dog questions why he is told to bite people who have done nothing to him? Of course not. He doesn't care that he's inflicting pain on others. He just wants that reward. He won't hesitate to bite a elderly person or child if he's told to. Do you think such an animal is capable of the same loyalty as a human?
One blow from your fist to the dogs neck while he's holding onto your arm will break it's neck. It's not hard to kill one dog, now if there's two, it's a whole different thing. The military trains how to fight dogs and other animals..
@@hollywoodcheremonkey also when the dog pulls on you run towards them, they can't run backwards very fast. It gives you an advantage to injury the animal.
I trained a dog for a small county sherrif office, and yes, these demonstrations are needed to show people what they paid for, but we also did these demos to show people not to be needlessly afraid of the dog. Plus, it helped hone the dog's ability to focus. He can't be staring at the crowd when a known baddie is in front of him, but he does need to do quick scans in case there is a hidden baddie in the crowd.
I went on a citizen ride along with a K9 unit years ago. Dog's name is ZEUS, German Sheppard and I was really impressed how smart these dogs are trained to be. I learned that ZEUS is trained to understand commands in German..very clever. We stopped by the PD dispatch and we went inside, and Zeus and I (with permission) went on a stroll together and he stayed right by me as we walked around. We made our rounds and came back and I started petting Zeus and he laid down, rolled over on his side like he wanted me to pet his tummy..aaawww!!! So still petting Zeus I said to the officer "look at him..he's a big ol' teddy bear..oohh yeah I feel safe all ready!!! Then the officer gave order in German and boom..Zeus got up and in the blink of an eye..BOOM..Zeus was right there with the officer. I would like to take this moment to give a shout out too policemen, fire fighters, and any and all occupations where putting your lives in danger everyday is a sober reality to say from the bottom of my heart THANK YOU ALL FOR KEEPING ME AND ALL OF AMERICA SAFE..BELIEVE ME I KNOW MY FREEDOM IS NOT FREE ...AND I KNOW FIRST HAND WHAT A HEAVY PRICE IS PAID DAILY TO ENSURE MY SAFETY !! THANK U !!
For Everyone who has a negative on the police, you won’t know what it’s like till your in their shoes and see your life flash in front your eyes like they constantly do.
“Companion” just scratches the surface of what a good dog can mean to a human. My shelter dog was the best thing to happen to me in ten years. She has been my constant companion for ten years next month and is now 10 1/2 years old and starting to show some very slight signs of aging. She is my first house dog...never thought I’d permit a dog in my house. Now, I wouldn’t have it any other way. “Layla” is her name.
Like Wayne said in comment below a dog knows when it’s time to work. When working with Shutzhund my dogs had a special collar that meant it’s time to work. They recognized it right away and always got excited.
wish mine was well trained like this ... all mine knows how to do basic commands great people with a massive amount of excitement. i am pretty sure my shepherd would help the bad guys carry out my stuff if they promised to rub her belly.
Earlier this year my family finally got a puppy... my husband’s dream dog. A German Shepherd. We named her Luna. Shortly after we got her we started noticing things about her but attributed it to being a puppy.... this “things” got worse.... finally took her to the doctor then an emergency visit to a neurologist.... she had a incurable, degenerative hereditary disease... we lost her shortly after she turned four months old... that was July.... my husband and I still cry every day. And our kids (who are very young) miss her so much. I’m not sharing this to make everyone sad, but because I love her still. I mourn for the life she didn’t get to live. I pray no one else has to deal with losing their puppy. Love you pups. Don’t get mad at them for wanting to be with you always or for barking or even for eating out of the cat’s litter box. Love them. Just love them. We thought we would have a lifetime, we did have her whole lifetime, it was just so much shorter than we thought it would be. Live every day, appreciate every breath. Don’t take one second for granted Xoxo
If people won't do it dogs will do it they always willing to obey they're good protectors especially certain kind of German Shepherds and there are other beautiful breeds that are just excellent for he's kind of works thank you for posting this video
My Aunt has has German Shepherds for about 30 years or so and they are amazing guard dogs and family dogs. If anyone new comes to the house the dogs are always out in front, imagine someone going to the house for the first time seeing 4 huge German shepherds approaching... But they are as soft as teddy bears and so gentle, I am lucky enough to have one of their puppies for 2 and a half years who is also huge and scary looking, but so soft, sometimes a pest, playful and scared shitless of step ladders haha
I was in the Air Force Security Police and I was stationed in the Azores and we worked side by side with the Portuguese Air Force police . They used Rottweilers and they were really great K9 dogs. We had all different breeds. We had a black Labrador retriever and mute but that little mute was the best K9 bomb and drug sniffing dog you could ask for. I really miss being stationed there. I made lifelong friends there. One of the Portuguese police is just like my brother and we are still in touch after 30+ years.
Laka Rox you just don't get it do you? Your analogy doesn't make any sense at all. This is a demonstration!!!!! They aren't showing you what damage a gun can do. But they are showing what can happen if you mess with a Police officer and his dog. And how that dog"partner" can do to protect his partner. Kids in the crowd see things like this and then grow up and want to be a police officer or K9 officer and to respect them.
volcano hi you do realize that dog isnt biting because of the suit, he's biting because the officer is commanding him to. They go through extensive training starting as puppies and young dogs, and must pass a test on obedience and training before they can become apart of the force. The bite suit is strictly there to protect the wearer, but that dog will attack anyone he is commanded to, bite suit or not.
volcano hi if you didnt see the officer give the command then I cant help you. Its plain as day. And you think you know more about dogs than me but fail to comprehend that the training these dogs go through is tried and true? I dont understand your beef here, do you actually think this training is useless?
