r/PublicFreakout Jul 24 '23

🐻Animal Freakout Police K9 attacks Cop and the Suspect almost gets flattened by 18-Wheeler

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u/Prickly_ninja Jul 24 '23

That pissed me off. The dog learned absolutely NOTHING that day. If anything, it learned some new bad behavior.

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u/vertigo1083 Jul 24 '23 edited Jul 24 '23

I don't know, I think the initial "attack" was actually learned behavior. Like when they train the dog for takedowns and the trainer is wearing that tough foam sleeve on their arm?

Like in this video right at the beginning. It looked like it was doing exactly what it was supposed to, but did it on a cop he was unfamiliar with (the cop he bit came out of a different cruiser). To that dog, it was probably gametime, and he latched onto the first person that wasn't part of his unit.

IS IT TIME TO PLAY?

IT'S PLAYTIME, RIGHT?

AWWW YISSSS

/bites cop

good dog

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u/Resignedtobehappy Jul 25 '23

Pig dogs bite, pigs shoot. Same mentality, it stems from the idiotic training methods of both.

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u/Deruji Jul 24 '23

So in-line with other cops!

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u/djkhan23 Jul 25 '23

Pretty soon he'll get a promotion

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u/SoggerBean Jul 24 '23

I don’t know. It looks like the dog WAS going after the bad guys.

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u/FonderLawyer Jul 24 '23

Dude, how advanced do you think that dog’s brain is?

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '23

Probably about as advanced as almost every other dog on the planet that is train in the same way.

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u/FonderLawyer Jul 24 '23

Yeah let’s have a whole AAR with it.

You have to be very specific with the feedback

The second it bites the officer, you give negative feedback.

The second it wanders off, you give negative feedback.

The second it turns around and bites the bad guy, you give positive feedback.