Now THIS is an aggressive dog!!

http://www.sitmeanssit.com Click yellow button to subscribe. This video was taken from a Sit Means Sit seminar with Fred Hassen and shows how to get a very aggressive dog under control.

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You would be hard pressed to find a dog that is more aggressive than this one.

Some video footage from a Sit Means Sit police K-9 training seminar from Raleigh-Durham North Carolina. This particular dog had some problems with distinguishing control while wearing a muzzle. Some dogs, because of a variety of factors, can perceive just wearing a muzzle as a signal to them that it's time for aggression. This can happen from the dog constantly having this verified by it mostly having it's muzzle on during aggression training, and it not being balanced. Police K9 dogs wear muzzles during bitework so that simulation can be made of the dog biting a person that is not wearing any protective equipment, and to lessen the chance of equipment fixation in sport dogs, as well as other dogs that may be crossed over into police work. It is also obviously done for protection of the person taking the bites. It obviously is imperative that the muzzle be on snug. In this video, Sit Means Sit dog trainers are taking steps to control the dog when he needs to be controlled, yet still maintain aggression when needed. These things are vital for liability reasons obviously. The total time put into this transition was about 30 minutes. Having a dog work comfortably in a muzzle can also be helpful when acquiring a new dog, and in some cases the handler may not be aware of everything about the dog for a variety of reasons, and can come in handy for the K-9 Handler's safety.




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[hrschwartz]

Seriously?!

This dog is showing serious aggression at the beginning and you correct him for it. A few minutes later you let him "attack" someone????  WHY? If a dog is this aggressive, you should never train him in protection.

This is terrible training! I feel sorry for the dog.

[fredhassen]

@hrschwartz Er, uh.........it's a police dog and now it has an on/off switch.

[typalexandra]

i dont really understand this video. was the dog agressive in the beginning or was it just training there top? cause in the end of the movie the huy really had control of the dog

[fredhassen]

@typalexandra Was no training at the beginning as was shown.

[fredhassen]

@veryangelic1 We certainly don't want you taking a 4 month old child, and letting him around naked and barefoot in the snow in the middle of Wisconsin in the winter time for half an hour to see who is in more discomfort. We won't let your dog play bite you on the neck for 5 minutes either just to see which one feels it more. :-)

[fullfist]

@fredhassen lol, "on/off switch" i didn't realize dogs were machines.

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but now i know AND KNOWING IS HALF THE BATTLE! x]]]

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nervous and unstable dog shouldn't be encouraged to be "protection dogs", but if you evaluated this pup has potential the fine, im ok with that

[HedgieDiva]

The police use pitbulls by me. :)

[InTheProblemHole]

@hrschwartz ever heard of stimulus control?



[Ibrahim77ify]

yep. this is man's best friend

[Berserkism]

@maxwellpassion HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.......deep breath HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA­HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. You couldn't dent a soft turd. This dog would pull your arms off idiot. Bones crushed, hands useless after a single bite. Moron you have no idea.

[Berserkism]

@LaydeeLewinsky Idiotic statement. The canine just had been given the wrong signals and needed a little redirection. You really do want the nice agression when on the attack but you do need to turn it off as well. Which they did successfully. Fast too, now just need to keep reinforcing the right behaviour during training.

[Berserkism]

@hrschwartz Ignorant. Go back to your corner and stop breathing our air.

[LaydeeLewinsky]

He Is Clearly Upset About Something. A Dog That Aggressive Should Have Never Been Trained In Protection. That's Like Arming A Disengaged Bomb. -___-

[maxwellpassion]

If a dog attacked me I'd fucking kill it. Just sayin. Idc how strong it is! I'd fight that fuckin dog. Fuck people who train dogs like this

[klimkoska]

@typalexandra , fail.In my opinion there wasn't full control even in the end of the movie.You can see in the end of the movie that the dog still wants to get his man trying to calm him down, probably with an electric collar.He seems to be still no agreeing to be under control and trying to fight.So...It isn't controll.