Why is this so funny 😭😭

lmaoooo!

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The Bestest Boi

The bestest of the goodest

The goodest of the bestest boys

Poor burgalar or kidnapper.... Man on Fire? Sonny: Hold my toy.

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Don’t you just love that tho they can go from being big ol love bugs to vicious defenders who’d give there life for there owner without a second thought

That dog would kill you if you tried to hurt that child

@@carebear88 Yet you're so so wrong. U can have an IQ of 160 and still be a fkin idiot.

​@@carebear88you have a point. Especially knowing that the police dog have gone thru so much like dealing with criminals and stuff. There might be some traumas or something that can potentially trigger the dog that can lead to some serious issues

@@carebear88 Dogs are only unpredictable to people like you who work with dogs who aren't their own. Dogs are VERY predictable if its your own dog from the get-go. Yes its not a good idea letting a stranger dog be point blank to your baby since you don't know how the dog got raised, which experiences he/she had etc. But if its YOUR dog thats totally different. He knows exactly what his dog experienced and how he behaves and its perfectly save to let him be this close to his baby since this is after he was very careful with the dog being present for quite some time and not him just being like "okay its all gonna be fine! first interaction with our baby hes not gonna do anything im sure!" Also didn't you see him literally being crashed by the baby in the little car in his hind legs and he didn't do anything. "one noise and... thats it"? Don't make me laugh. That dog didn't even do anything to her or even remotely act aggressive/defensively when she literally crashed into his hind legs rolling down a hill with quite some speed majorly suprising him. She could be screaming right into his ear and the dog wouldn't give one damn about it. Only because you been a in Pet Care for 15 years plus doesn't give you the right to judge this cops ability and call him out like that. He knows his dog better than you ever will no matter how much experience you have with dogs who aren't yours.

in my family, only i, the youngest, and my mother get special treatment, and its so entertaining watching my brother almost get amputated every time her gives my dog a treat lol

THE CHEESE TAX

@@harpreetoooo every time her gives? So you were not speaking about your brother? And it is also not phrased that way bcz just read it, every time her gives? Smh. Bye.

@@Vero2yuplease don’t be so critical…..it’s just words…..

Shepherds' instincts with small children are amazing. An 80-pound fur missile turns into an English nanny when it comes to kids.

That’s so true. Our male dog even adjusts his playing between my husband and I. They know.

Our staffy stays at our elderly neighbours during the day, she goes from rough and tumble to gentle with her it's crazy. They can tell.

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The last thing a german shepherd or belgian malinois is, is stupid. :-)

I believe most adult sane animals know when it's a baby or toddler they are dealing with, and they know they have to be careful.

My friend has Malamutes and they LOVE to play tug of war, with other dogs or my friends they'll pull super hard and rip it out your hand, with their daughter they'll stand still and hold it and if she asks he'll drop it right away

It's not cool that the dog refuses to give the toy to his owner but to the kid. The owner is also the pack leader. There should be no fuss with anyone. It's not up to the dog to decide.

@@lisanidog8178 lady you don't know much about dogs do you. Dogs can tell the difference between children and adults and act accordingly. They can rough house with us and be super gentle with children.

...police dogs!

@@shannamac3974 oh don't I? I had a dog for 16 years! And when my girl was around children I not only made sure my girl didn't get over excited I told them what they had to do so they wouldn't provoke her. No screaming around her, no pulling her tail. In a store a kid ran up to her out of the blue and wanted to pet her. In fear she pulled away instead of bite because I taught her NOT to bite and yelled at the kid's mother for allowing her kid to rush my girl. That kid did that to another dog he could've been bitten. I taught my girl NOT to chase people. I had a two year old in my house and lay down the rules to him. No jumping on my girl who was a Chihuahua, no screaming, no chasing her no pulling tail or ears and as much as I trusted my girl I was always on alert. Don't tell me I don't know dogs. I had one for 16 years. She was taught to release toys. She was taught by me that I could take her food away any time and no snapping or growling. When she got over barky when the Cable guy came or plumber or whatever she was trained by a trainer the command "bed". And when she decided she wasn't going to stay in it so the people could do their jobs I physically put her in her bed. No testing was I going to put up with. I made the decision for her. Dogs can get cranky with age. And the last thing this dog needs is two kids eventually messing with him. Trust and caution. I'm glad this dog is tolerant. But watchfulness should always be done anyway.

His duty at home now is making sure that little baby is as safe and comfortable as she can be. : )

It really shows how smart dogs are. This ain't a cuddle dog either its a police dog who is trained to attack criminals and yet he can be soo very considerate with this little baby its absolutely amazing how smart and empathic they are.

or a human.

@kuhen25, my two daughters are now in their 30"s and 3 years apart. We had an Australian Shepherd female dog. Her name was Sunny, because her yellow and white color kind of looked liked a sunny day. We got her when our older daughter was about 2 years old. Sunny was like a middle sister. She loved her human siblings.

I can see it now...Little sister get picked on and he goes, "Cover your ears baby sis." then looks at the person picking on her go into cop dog mode and says, "I have ways of murdering you a getting away with it. Keep on being a turd to my sister and I'll make you my new chew toy."

No doubt!

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All i keep seeing in my minds eye is that vid of the cop who sics the dog on an innocent guy n the dog wont let go wont respond to being called off.just keeps on chowing down.

@@stopgotdamndeletingmycomme8642 Police academys ( for dogs) are usually really strict about that sort of trait. Makes me wonder what school he came from. There one channel on youtube about this training and I remember the trainer saying something to the effect of - prey drive is important but more so is temperament and obedience.

@@stopgotdamndeletingmycomme8642 A well trained and screened police dog is not vicious, but is only doing his job. Over the years I've seen articles of police dogs being the family dog in homes with kids. Very SAFE kids!!!

@@stopgotdamndeletingmycomme8642 lol apparently not that innocent if they had a dog called on them

Except being used to work for the ennemy.

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He will always be part of her life... so he is immortal in some sense.

That's the only drawback of dog ownership. They pass way too soon.

Repent to Jesus Christ “Do not love the world or anything in the world. If anyone loves the world, love for the Father is not in them. For everything in the world-the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life-comes not from the Father but from the world.” ‭‭1 John‬ ‭2:15-16‬ ‭NIV‬‬ J

Gotta love doggos! So great.. Better than many humans!!

It's a canine, it'd be a 'pack' like a pack of wolves.

@@thewackycabbage461 Don't disagree, but there is a "herd" in Shep'herd.' My three had to have eyes on at all times, even in the loo. When they are in protection mode, their humans are their herd. One even slept on a staircase landing while we were asleep to keep an eye up or down all night.

@@vikingkate1495 Point taken onboard, didn't even think of the Shep'herd' tbh.

@@vikingkate1495 The 'herd' in shepherd is a verb, as in "to herd sheep." German Shepherds were used to help herd the sheep to and from the fields.

it is very dangerous to be licked up in the face by a dog, there are terrible parasites waiting there, like the echinococcus granulosus, which can colonize the human internal organs and grow to the size of a child's head

Or she’s that doggy’s baby!

She really is that doggie's baby.

Well I see some lip licks, heavy panting…so def I would not recommend the crawl over the dog rule

But we still have to respect animals and shouldn't do whatever. That's why Americans have a tough time getting along with cats. Not every animal is going to be a like a dog. Most animals aren't.

I mean dog is panthing and lip licking...

Yes please!

Hah, that's what I was thinking too. If he knew that a second one was on the way I'd imagine he'd file a complaint or two with his owners.

@@sod0m oh he knows moms pregnant

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He is such a great dog.*

Wonderful doggo & kiddo... but unless that's only a bomb dog, K9 cops tend to be the kind of cops that give cops a bad name. *I have had my car searched twice on TOTAL BS by K9 cops who've trained their dogs to "alert" by command* (as opposed to smelling drugs or bombs or whatever else.) And trust me, they search rather roughly. Pull out panels etc. Why? Because I don't consent to searches though I have nothing to hide (that I know of... but the laws are so broad you could never _actually_ know.) Thus they bring corrupt K9 cops up to search. Your rights as a citizen are just so much TRASH. They have the guns. Is this guy one of them? Odds are he is. It's just how cops work. Black American are OVERreacting... but they ain't reacting for no reason. I'd rather see this shepherd at home shepherding his ward.

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@@mafia5509 mostly in the evening or afternoon . Hope that helps

@@theminister1154 Shut up it's not that deep it is just a damn video about a dog : )

Dogs are instinctive pack animals. They know when the pack/family has new babies. It would be the same if you adopted

Repent to Jesus Christ “Do not love the world or anything in the world. If anyone loves the world, love for the Father is not in them. For everything in the world-the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life-comes not from the Father but from the world.” ‭‭1 John‬ ‭2:15-16‬ ‭NIV‬‬ Y

It's classic pack mentality, yes.. He's protective of the pack's pup... What a good boi.

@@jesusislord6545 Its all about clappin cheeks, nerd

@@jesusislord6545 shut up. What does this have to do with anything

Yeah, especially him being a police dog ... they are not trainedf to be nice usually, hehe. Dogs just have this natural understanding about the fragility of kids. Even the boisterous ones are usually very gentle with tiny humans.

For a dog, they recognize the "pup" of the pack.

@@danielhaire6677 ^This A dog behaves with an infant differently than how it would do with an adult. They indeed do acknowledge a difference, although not how we would ofc

@@deaconstjohn4842 They can tell by the baby's scent. Can smell the hormones/pheromones or the lack thereof. It's also how they determine when another dog is a puppy or not.

It's also obvious that the little girl is going to grow up to be a very joyous person.

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What a nice dog*

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She will never forget him no matter how old she gets. I know because I was that little girl. I have never forgotten my furry big brother Ben.

especially police, given that police use choke collars to injure dogs to train them to be violent.

Perhaps you should associate with better people?

Couldn't agree more! Most people don't even know the meaning of empathy, loyalty and trust... No human being can come close to the empathy and loyalty a dog possesses no matter how good they are!

@@sameerazenib9678 Most dogs don't know the meaning of those words either...

@@codymoe4986what's with a meaning.... at least they understand the emotions better than human beings do. It's just the way God intended them to be. They use their intelligence in a far superior way than a human does.

I am so sorry that happened! I hope it never happens again.

@@nayathechick2677 it was 30 years ago. She survived and is now a mother looking for a German Shepherd puppy

That’s amazing! ❤️

Wow.

Police dogs generally present a personal danger. They frequently maul and disfigure suspects. Often innocent people. Putting a police dog with a baby is pure stupidity. This kid will end up injured or dead and the Dodo promotes this idiocy.

@@Molotov_Milkshake You have no clue what you are talking about. My family had a state trooper trained german shepherd. Unless someone walks into your house without being invited and is a stranger the dog is no different than any other dog. Except it obeys commands without hesitation.

@@ronsilvia8127 if anything, there’s less danger with such a well behaved dog… lol

@@ronsilvia8127 Yes, the dog is obviously well trained and shouldn't attack a child. It clearly presents less of a danger to this child than most dogs (especially those belonging to idiots who don't train them at all...which is most dog owners). That doesn't change the fact that police dogs frequently maul people (it's what they are trained to do).

@@Molotov_Milkshake Police Dogs are trained to catch criminals. They are intelligent enough to distinguish when they are working and when they are not. You have no clue what you are talking about. Now get back to Tiktok.

Police dogs are the best, so well trained.

My sister had a Great Dane, she would play each of us separately, in very different ways: With my niece it was fetch and a few (obviously) play growls as my niece got the ball back from her, or just drop the ball at my niece's feet and go lay down next to my niece and wait for the next throw. With my sister she would bat her paws on my sister's ankles when they were playing with each other. Me, well she just tackled me! But we did other things together as well.... I always felt relieved with her being there, since there were a few cases where someone started yelling at either one of HER Humans, they would get "the look"! The one that lets someone know that if they made a move like they were going to hurt HER Humans, she would attack!!! Trained to Come, Sit, and Fetch (as well as House Training), no guard dog training, just a dog realizing that Her 2 small humans (my sister is under 5 feet (less than 1.5m) tall) were her's to protect...

@@timengineman2nd714 That's funny. My old golden retriever named Cleo would tackle the back of my legs in such a way to make me fall, then steal a hat or a mitt and refuse to give it back. The angrier I got the more fun she had. The only solution was to pretend to not care about the item and wait til she lost interest and dropped it. If she saw you going back for it though she would snatch it up again. Finally I would just go back inside and come back out hours later to retrieve my tuque from the snowbank.

That dog has a better work life balance than I do

I've always loved doing the opposite with people's dogs at the dog park. They initially try to play with me like they would with their owner, very reserved not pulling too hard. I show them I can take it and dish it out and they warm up to playing with me how they play with other dogs. Full strength contests of will, and jumpies and nips, and I give it all back.

if this dog could talk, it'd ask, "why do you hurt me and force me to attack stranger", this stuff is pure evil.

​@The Banned Truly it is pretty easy to create an environment like this for you and your family when living with abundant resources. Uninjured and healthy. Driving/walking around all day chillin with your homie, until someone calls for you over the radio. Action time. Perfect life for the dog assuming it gets to meet some betchez too :D

@The Banned you need help

@@thebanned2807bold to assume the wife doesn't work lol bold to assume he didn't have money saved up prior from working young, bold to assume anything at all lol

Yo bro

@@potter5647 Hey

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Kids animals the bestest thing ever.

@@mafia5509 anytime really, I mean everybody else has diffrent timezones but I’d say 1-7 pm

I remember riding on the back of our Alsatian dog as a toddler, she was beautiful and so gentle. My mother would tie her lead to our pram ( I’m a twin) and leave us outside the shop as she popped in, no one dared to come near us, she was so protective.

That’s nice my big dogs pee when I walk into the house, and have diarrhea when they eat a little different food 😂

My gsd is very afraid of people (especially men) and will bark and back away from 99.99% of people but she is always so sweet and gentle and tolerant of little kids. The first time she met my nephews she made me cry because she was quiet and brave and after introductions she let the 2 y/o pet her and didn't mind when he touched her ears or tail or give her hugs, she let him feed her treats (which she only usually accepts from about 6 people), she wasn't posessive when her held her favourite toy and she liked to follow him around and stood in his way to protect him if he went near any stairs... She was so sad when they left that she sulked for the rest of the day until the next morning. It still kills me every time they see each other. My nephew adores her and she is totally patient and tolerant of him that to her, he can do no wrong. At Christmas he kept leading her into the pantry to hide her from the noise that she wasn't enjoying, 'secretly' offer her treats and talk reassuringly to her. She's just the best girl.

The image of a big GSD letting 2 girls put azalea leaves on his head is hilarious and adorable. What a legend being so chill.

That’s so cute and adorable! 💖

That is exactly it. We are pack animals too.

Yeah people always seem to be so surprised about dog behavior. Whatever a dog does is for the cohesion and benefits of the pack. Hope Sunny is safe at the job.

Yeah but if sonny deems the baby unfit for some reason..

In a wolf or wild dog pack, the babies are the most important thing. All individuals look out for the babies and all individuals take part in the feeding and care of the babies. This instinct is still very much ingrained in our domestic dogs.

@@stephenconway2468 For humans and apes it's actually called "tribal", but it's a similar social structure.

It’s not really rare. Most dogs are like that.

Its a normal and healthy reaction ... "the pack just got bigger, this is my role now". My mates Rotty was the same.

Ya there’s nothing rare about it. It’s very common.

Why is there always someone saying it's rare on every 2 thousand dog videos posted everyday lol

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And that baby is one adorable baby*

So loyal!!

You guys are lucky I've never had a pet :(

You hope Sonny its still around when she starts dating... 🙂

God help the boyfriend!

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That’s where “GONE, but NEVER FORGOTTEN” can and is used in it truest way!😊

I know what you mean! My parents brought me home from the hospital to my gsd. I was 10 when he passed away; I am 48 now and he is still in my heart!

Just a little factoid, it was probably a white swiss shepherd. There is whole line of shepherds that's closely related to each other.

lost my girl its been 3 months, I am still emotionally wrecked, she was 12... why cant they live longer? RIP Kiara cant wait till we meet again.

OMG, Similar Story To Mine, I Was A kid When I Got My Dog And She Died When IWas 16 Too, Man, I MISS THAT DOG, Like, IW ould Do What I Would NEVER Do For ANy Other Living Thing To Just Get That Dog back For 5 Minutes, I Would Be On My Knees Crying My Eyes Out Hugging That Dog. ;( This Even Gives Me Tears When Im Typing This, Damn !

... that dog won't let a bad guy ever get near either of his girls even near them ... you'll see ...

what>?!?!!?

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...i agree absolutely.

Definitely agree! 😁🙏🏼

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Dogs and horses are a huge blessing from God.😊

No one will steal candy from this baby 👶🍬

Right.. and it's a cop:)

That baby is better protected than the Gold in Fort Knox. :D

It a simple matter of pack dynamics if done right any dog will defend any pack member with their life. And share the role of ‘baby sitting’ as needed. It why dogs and humans are such a good fit for each other both share social group dynamics and shared a hunting style which is quite rare Persistence Hunting and we complimented each other’s strengths and weaknesses. Ah I sometimes wonder how differently humans history would have gone without the symbolic relationship we developed with canines?

not gonna get love an happiness on a choke collar or being forced to attack people...I mean would you?

YES!

This is a really good point that should be said a hundred times. Proper pack training and exercise is key.

My former dog was a German Shepherd girl . When my mother passed out one day she came immediately to call my sister and I. She was never been trained. Her name was Karina. We miss her a lot.

Pack hierarchy with dogs and humans is a myth, but, They DO see humans they love and respect in an authorative role. Science and vetrenary behavior have found is they do have an instinct with humans they love ( if trust hasn't been broken), they automatically want to be with us, love us and want to know what we want from them. Training and connections with his family, Sonny knows that baby is part of his family and GSDs are guardian dogs. They will AUTOMATICALLY guard whom and whatever they love and are told to protect.

BINGO! Pack hierarchy. People should NEVER make their dog a part of the family. They should ALWAYS become a part of the dog's pack instead. A dog cannot comprehend the idea of family. But they know what a pack is. And they are much healthier living that way.

@@judsonkr Um.... 50 years of Science, Vetrinary Behaviorists and Dog cognitive experts would like a word with you...Everything you just said has been debunked soooooo many times. Dogs see us as humans, not pack members. Dogs aren't even pack animals...they are "social oppurtunists" like humans...which have a similar hierarchical system... And they do know the concept of family and love...been proven in MRIs, actually...

You might be surprised. Intelligent animals, especially dogs, actually like having a job. They need that mix of responsibility and play time. In fact it's an issue for retired military animals that they get very unhappy when they don't have routine and work, so when they retire their new homes usually have to come up with fake jobs for them to do in order to keep them happy.

I'm not minimizing the joy the child brings the dog, merely noting the dog most likely really enjoys going to work with the dad too.

I will take dogs over people any day.

Sentient is the word you are looking for......dogs are sentient

@@wishiwasaleopardnefatiri8628 Also "theory of mind".

Dogs often tailor their play to what they think their partner can handle. With dad the game IS can you take this from me. But that's not appropriate with the baby and it knows that. When that baby is older it might do a bit more "nuh uh, you gotta take it!" but till then it's going to be very gentle with the new fragile human pup.