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This is just slick, props to that dog!
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Nice K9 take down video!
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That is a good hit and good targeting by the dog, but that is a training exercise.
The bad guy is wearing a bite-suit.
That's what I did for a living for many years.
Good acting all around.Top training.
That's what it takes to train a dog properly.
I've took hits like that with nothing but a magazine taped to my arm under a regular jacket.
It's called proofing the dog,it's done to make sure the dog is not tipped off it's training and not real by the smell or feel of equipment.
I still have one of the best Belgian Malinois around.
Top French Ring blood out of two National select competitors and producers.
He'll hit like the dog in the video on flesh or equipment and can be called off at one meter at hundreds of yards with no dent in his drive.
I really miss training dogs.
I took a job to make real money to buy the land I need for a police/military dog training center.
Land like that in South Florida costs big bucks.
Nice vid.
The bad guy is wearing a bite-suit.
That's what I did for a living for many years.
Good acting all around.Top training.
That's what it takes to train a dog properly.
I've took hits like that with nothing but a magazine taped to my arm under a regular jacket.
It's called proofing the dog,it's done to make sure the dog is not tipped off it's training and not real by the smell or feel of equipment.
I still have one of the best Belgian Malinois around.
Top French Ring blood out of two National select competitors and producers.
He'll hit like the dog in the video on flesh or equipment and can be called off at one meter at hundreds of yards with no dent in his drive.
I really miss training dogs.
I took a job to make real money to buy the land I need for a police/military dog training center.
Land like that in South Florida costs big bucks.
Nice vid.
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I figured it was, when he goes down, the side panels in the suit are easy to see. The going over the car was what made me laugh.
I can't stop chuckling at the face of a real bad guy seeing a K9 come over the car at him like that!
As a kid, we had a retired attack/guard trained German Shepard that was given to us after the business she was used to guard at night went under.
Her favorite "game" was for us to toss a tennis ball over a fence and she would jump over grab the ball an jump back.
She also "relieved" a guy that was trying to cut open a window screen on our house, of his shirt and a good chunk of his skin.
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+1
There are way too many bad trainers/dog handlers who cause irrepairable harm to the good ones, not to mention ruining great dogs and endangering unsuspecting clients.
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Very true.
I got into dog training because I consider it a Martial art which I started training in very young.
Protect your wife and family when your not even home.
No other weapon can protect your family and belongings when you're not there.
I've trained dogs to chew through rope on command to free you from kidnappings,to warn of mines,ambush and booby traps.
Total control under extreme stress.
Overwhelming force in a stable social dog.
The dog as an early warning system and tool of war and Police is unbelievable and only limited by the dogs genetic potential and the trainer and handlers intelligence,experience,training and imagination.
Dogs are COOL!
Working dogs are REALLY cool!