Sandy Moore Webboard User Reg: 07-25-2006
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I don't see anything wrong with that dog at all. I disagree that the dog was unimpressive. Like Dennis said, he didn't get to bite. The handler was all over the place, very understandable, so the dog was all over the place trying to follow. Adrenaline racing.
We recently had a similar situation, actually. Felony stop, three people, dog outside the car (of course, no stomping the offenders etc) Watching the dog, even from very good quality dash-cam footage, really gives the wrong impression.
Different behavior from the dog I'm talking about, but it'd still leave the viewer (of the footage) scratching his head a little bit. However, there was a very good explanation for it, but you had to be there to recognize it.
Hope this does not go twice. This video is back on AOL. I still see nothing at all in the dog!He shows no will to engage anything but the handler. My showline pet Doberman would have looked better. Where do you see the frustration for wanting to bite? Hope this does not offend ant Doberman owners as well.
Cameron Feathers Webboard User Reg: 03-11-2008
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I see frustration in the dog as well. The way he is behaving, he looks like he just wants to join the fun. As for the apprehension in the handler, well... is it possible that he had it in the back of his mind "we are going to get in trouble for this!" ? You never know. Maybe he stayed back because there were so many officers already involved and the situation was getting out of hand.
When a flower doesn't bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower.
It looks to me like the k9 was excited and focused on his handler not the seen, Hard to judge , but I can't believe the k9 was so flat when he looked right at all the commotions going on. Those mals ......jk
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