POLICE DOG TRAINING SCHOOLS

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Fred Hassen’s Sit Means Sit Dog Training Police dog training school video clip from police dog trainer Fred Hassen’s police dog K-9 training seminar in New Jersey. Police and Law enforcement K-9 remote dog training school is available at http://www.sitmeanssit.com
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25 Comments so far

  1. boxerluver13 on February 24th, 2009

    training in a dfft language is smart…

  2. aljazz90 on February 26th, 2009

    i would have that one

  3. 22softy22 on February 27th, 2009

    i have a german shepherd

  4. SobachnikSSD on March 2nd, 2009

    SIT MEANS SIT - COOL!!!

  5. evilgnius on March 4th, 2009

    they are trained in a different language so that they dont attack when someone commands it in english. or if they do attack the person being attacked cant give it commandds .

  6. mrzuko on March 6th, 2009

    so what is the problem noob

  7. emolicious0333 on March 8th, 2009

    maybe, but you are bad at spelling.

    ‘whe’ is not the correct way to spell ‘we’

  8. spiderstallion on March 11th, 2009

    Its true most American police dogs come from other countries, mostly Belgium and Holland so the handlers speak commands in those languages.Breeds like the Belgian Malinois and Dutch Shepherd have replaced the German Shepherd in police work because they are lighter,have a stronger bite and easier to train.Both the BM and DS are in this video.

  9. IcyWindShine on March 13th, 2009

    Siberian Huskies are far to independent to be trained properly for K-9, but do make fantastic Wilderness Search and Rescue dogs. Them, with Bernese Mountain Dogs, and Alaskan Malamutes are the most common search and rescue dogs in the Nordic areas of the world.

  10. horsesrule20814 on March 14th, 2009

    anyone ever heard of CT’s K-9 Bruno

  11. mrzuko on March 16th, 2009

    many of the dogs come from holland because whe are good in training dogs

  12. Treemeadow on March 19th, 2009

    They are very self-willed, and therefore difficult to train. Training huskies is HALF the battle of Sled-racing.

  13. framelocator on March 20th, 2009

    The guy in black at 04:15 says “blijven,blijven” which is dutch for “stay,stay”.Does that mean that dog was imported from the netherlands?

  14. bmhcrew on March 22nd, 2009

    I noticed that in bite senario, dog is not attacking hand with the weapon in it? because the pads on the other hand?? wouldnt that confuse the dog and potentially put him at risk to be attacked by purpertrator?? just a note to those who maybe training their own dog at home.

  15. rapidfuse on March 24th, 2009

    These are GREAT dogs, I actually have a German Shepherd, she is amazing, I never have to worry about anyone coming into my home or hurting my children. However, has anyone ever asked what happens to these dogs once they are ” retired” from the police?? Sad, some end up being in dog pounds, my mother adopted a ” retired” police k9 years ago, his name was King, he was also the best dog ever, I guess he was there because of medical reasons, we gave him a great home until is last day.

  16. batain on March 27th, 2009

    hahahahahah! No they are most hper and friendlist dogs around. They just have a evil look to them.

  17. genghishan on March 28th, 2009

    can siberian huskies be police dogs?

  18. argophontes on March 29th, 2009

    An *actual* protection/police/military dog should, unfortunately the dog was apparently trained for the *sport* of schutzhund, which a lot of ‘experts’ think is the same thing.

  19. demichuk on March 31st, 2009

    arent theu supposed to attack the hand with the weapon first?

  20. spiderstallion on April 1st, 2009

    German Shperherds, Dutch Shepherds and Malinois; all the dogs in this video make excellent K9s. Gotta love those sweet sounding words, “Get ‘Em”!!

  21. Hallofhealing on April 2nd, 2009

    That’s bad. Bet that hurt. I’d make sure my dog had rabies before he bit him lol.

  22. samwhite2007 on April 5th, 2009

    i saw this dude in the street he was running away from a police dog and he turned around and kicked it then he turned around again to kick it again and he got bite in the balls

  23. touvarech92110 on April 9th, 2009

    Bon dressage. Je fais du RCI avec mon rottweiler. J’aime beaucoup cette discipline car elle comporte du pistage de stupéfiants, personne fugitive, personne disparue, pistage d’objets en campagne, mordant cessation, garde au ferme etc…etc…

  24. bratzulegii on April 10th, 2009

    i am from romania. that;s in europe (est europe)i have two police dogs. here in romania german shepperd rules. it isnt any dog better than g.s for the police. he is the most equilibrat dog. we have a ukrainian rase of german shepperd wich is taller and bigger with short tale but not very short.. and i can say that it is more agressive than the malinois. malinois are better for shows not for work in the field…

  25. EvilLoony on April 11th, 2009

    yeh..I know.. I think Mals are the best looking..although the laekinois(sp?) has a quirky look! ^_^

    well, I’d say there is a breed of Pit Bull, the APBT, but the breed has, and is changing so much in likes of shape, and personality, its hard to define. there are now american stffie bulls, aswell as the original staffie(which is popular here in the UK) and they could be wrongly refered to as a Pit bull.Since theyre banned over here, I may be wrong, Ive never seen one for real in my whole life.

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