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Riveting.
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While on a call, I was walking on the sidewalk buy the squad car containing the police dog. The dog remained absolutely silent until I reached the closest point as I passed by. It was at that point that the animal went absolutely ape shit. Needless to say, I jumped to the other side of the sidewalk. But here's the kicker. According to the dogs handler, the dog does that with everyone. Rookie cops included. The dog knows when someone isn't aware of his presence, and he waits to the moment your most vulnerable before unloading his loudest barking storm possible. Maybe this behavior could be attributed to training. But no, ambush isn't part of a police dogs M-O. According to the dogs handler, the dog just likes to see people freaked out and cower in fear.
...what a bastard. Hat's off to him.
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Lay down on the ground or the K9 soldier will cure your baldness
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Radar return size isn't the only factor here. Behavior is also a factor, and somewhat more important. And quite honestly, what kind of bird are you referring to that's as big as the solder pictured above?
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From looking at the video, it looks like they need a lot of help, but it's pretty interesting to see.
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