Yeh that was a very reasonable thing to say by her, if a dog has a tendency to jump at people they really should not be off leash in public, that’s just a recipe for disaster

She did a whole lot better than cops usually do with dogs. Seen so many cops shoot loose/lost dogs

Buddy you could post a video of a cop bringing back a man's wallet he lost to his house along with some extra money from the fellas at the precinct to help the man through the holidays and KZfaq people will comment on how the police shouldn't be wasting tax dollars doing that while "people are being murdered".

First thing she does it tell the dog ow we who is doing nothing but helping the situation to put a leash on his dog…. Also she is anything but receptive to helping the stray dog. She gets a C-

exactly if u critizing the cop its most likely u graduated from mcdonalds

You and Shadow are so lucky to have each other. So nice you found him.

Stray dog's in my experience make a better pet/companion/cuddle buddy. Just saying😊❤

@Jeff Coley You're so right they sure do.

That's so nice.

You're so lucky and so is your best friend. He found a good home. Nice.

Yes because the dog was off leash the right thing to do was to have the dog sit while the office approach. Not allow him to go to her no matter how nice he was. So yes she need to let her know bad manners. No leash have control of your dog.

I guess you didn't see til the end. Cop found the owner, big boy had jumped out of a window into the street.

hahaha so true

😂😂😂

exactly what im thinking

Have to be educated to own three big dogs. Lots can happen fast.

Sounds like you need to sort your life out, losing your dog twice in 2 weeks is just plain stupidity, keep laughing when your dog gets ran over or attacks someone

@@iamaced479 YEA PRETTY MUCH THIS. A 110 pound GSD is a problem. Give the dog up if you cant dedicate yourself. Get a poodle or better yet get a cat, you can both suck together

​@@iamaced479 you would be surprised how some GSD escape. Have you ever seen a fox or cat climb a fence? We had a GSD in a GSD club who could climb a fence that easily, the owner eventually contained it by buying a smaller dog who couldn't climb the fence lol 😅 We also had an extra one appear in our back yard once it just dug under the fence to play with ours. So unless you cement a dog run in with a roof they can probably get out or in of most places. Ours got on the shed roof once just so it could see inside, we left the bbq against the shed and it climbed from bbq to roof.

that's hilarious!

@@belialrott that's his only escape story in 10 years of life. This dog walked off leash and his recall was absolute. You should just stfu and take that negativity somewhere else. You don't know wtf you are talking about.

Thank you for your kindness.😊

Was about to say the same thing. The video was really helpful to me as a new dog owner on what to look for in both my dog and other dogs.

Thank you 🙏

The shepherd would have token the pack easily as it showed real challenge

i went back to watch this part. the GSD ran for the crosswalk. blows me away how smart he is.

To be fair, she didn’t know how Ronin would react as it was unfamiliar animal to him- he’s extremely well trained but she wouldn’t know that. After it was clear to hat Ronin was well behaved she was willing to hold the leashes and seemed calm. In her position I think most would at least request all dogs be on a leash.

​@@elee2387 the size of those unfamiliar dogs, I would request a leash too.

I learned that neutering a male animal often effects its coat. Which makes sense when you think about it. Hormones change the way we look. It makes us more attractive for the opposite gender. And that is in animals just the same. That is why we often see the ones with beautiful coats to be intact.

That's because intact males produce testosterone and have confidence. They often test each other for dominance. Neutered males are often given a pass when it comes to being challenged, as they tend to be submissive and fearful. Sometimes young intact males will try to dominate neutered males because they're likely easier targets. Many neutered males are fear aggressive though and will bite other pushy dogs.

@@WhiteDevil-du8ne I wouldn’t say that’s entirely true

Appreciate it bro. Got one cooking up. Gone post soon 🤙

Exactly. A good dog wouldn't do that