It's in the eye of the beholder me thinks. Some people talk the talk others walk the walk. Don't matter if it is as a PSD, Ringsport, SchH, SAR or even a Service dog. The Dog is doing it for 'real' for someone, IMHO it is real.
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I will add that in PSD work the K9's I've seen that shake while on the bite really take the fight out of suspects . I've seen some guys put up big fights and as soon as the dog gives him a good shake the guy's demeanor changes and stops fighting .
Jim, So true. That statement delightfully reminds me of a physical apprehension I had. The bad guy was going over the fence and my dog got him right on the ass. The guy kept trying to climb over with the dog in tow but as soon as that little Czech dog went to shaking he gave up.
Bad guy...."your dog bit me on the ass.....(whiny voice here) and he was shaking!!! Why was he shaking?!!!" I had to laugh out loud. I know it was unprofessional, but it was funny as hell at the time.
The bad guy was going over the fence and my dog got him right on the ass. The guy kept trying to climb over with the dog in tow but as soon as that little Czech dog went to shaking he gave up.
Bad guy...."your dog bit me on the ass.....(whiny voice here) and he was shaking!!! Why was he shaking?!!!" I had to laugh out loud. I know it was unprofessional, but it was funny as hell at the time.
Good thing I'm not a K9 beat cop I'd be laughing and making jokes like .. Sorry sir my dog was shaking cause I haven't fed him in 6 days. Can we try again while I put some salt and pepper on your butt and I'll give you a 30 sec head start?
I will add that in PSD work the K9's I've seen that shake while on the bite really take the fight out of suspects . I've seen some guys put up big fights and as soon as the dog gives him a good shake the guy's demeanor changes and stops fighting .
Jim, So true. That statement delightfully reminds me of a physical apprehension I had. The bad guy was going over the fence and my dog got him right on the ass. The guy kept trying to climb over with the dog in tow but as soon as that little Czech dog went to shaking he gave up.
Bad guy...."your dog bit me on the ass.....(whiny voice here) and he was shaking!!! Why was he shaking?!!!" I had to laugh out loud. I know it was unprofessional, but it was funny as hell at the time.
Why was he shaking?!!! That's hilarious...he wasn't growling too by chance was he...LOL
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I will add that in PSD work the K9's I've seen that shake while on the bite really take the fight out of suspects . I've seen some guys put up big fights and as soon as the dog gives him a good shake the guy's demeanor changes and stops fighting .
Jim, So true. That statement delightfully reminds me of a physical apprehension I had. The bad guy was going over the fence and my dog got him right on the ass. The guy kept trying to climb over with the dog in tow but as soon as that little Czech dog went to shaking he gave up.
Bad guy...."your dog bit me on the ass.....(whiny voice here) and he was shaking!!! Why was he shaking?!!!" I had to laugh out loud. I know it was unprofessional, but it was funny as hell at the time.
Why was he shaking?!!! That's hilarious...he wasn't growling too by chance was he...LOL
Matter of fact he was. That was his M.O.....Nasty little critter. Didn't like no one taking his play things, even if it's was attatched to your body.
In his case salt and pepper is too mundane. He was a tobasco man/dog.
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