Officers respond to a call about a "Vicious Rottweiler"

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[@WammSon]

Local dog attempts to adopt family. Lol. Thanks for helping destroy the false narrative about law enforcement 😁

[@eleanorparker2364]

One good cop experience doesn’t mean we don’t have a problem with ALOT of bad cops. Comments like these take away from the fact that there’s a lot of change needed to be made within the police department ☺️ the narrative is not false love

[@ColumbusPoliceBodyCamera]

@@eleanorparker2364 you are such a confused person it's so sad.

[@eleanorparker2364]

@@ColumbusPoliceBodyCamera I’m not but it’s ok you can think what you want🥰

[@vtwinbreed]

@@eleanorparker2364 No, you're pretty confused.

[@eleanorparker2364]

@@vtwinbreed there’s so much corruption, abuse of power, and thought that the rules do not apply to them among cops. You can call me confused all you want but that doesn’t change the fact that there’s serious change that needs to take place in the police force. Please open your eyes and don’t blindly glamorize a profession that has historically hurt the ppl it was meant to protect 💗

[@kairazor9703]

That rotweiller was so vicious, sitting there calmly not barking or showing any aggressive behaviour... yes sooo vicious

[@kirstypestell3133]

I'm half way through the video an I'm convinced it was there dog they just didn't want it anymore

[@kathykay6602]

people are vicious...not the dog.

[@outsidlookingconcerned]

Karen called the police on the dog he's vicious

[@littlebop4862]

To be fair, it probably got scared of the man (past trauma?) and started showing signs of distress, + he was being kept in a small, confined and most importantly, unfamiliar space because SOMEONE decided to put that poor boy in a car. Not that its a bad thing to do, but most often then not dogs from the streets are unpredictable and its much better to just call someone to take care of the dog (re-homing etc)

[@wafflesthearttoad6916]

He was viciously adorable.

[@MariaH20683]

This dog is "Viciously" handsome and just wants to go on a car ride. Nothing more.

[@Kamisama1000]

Lmao yup 😂👍

[@Nick_Jones]

Probably with the woman panicking that a rottweiler she doesn't know is in the car with her kids, it probably was aggressive towards her.

[@gracearmstrong6062]

😂😂

[@Nerdnumberone]

There are some really gentle dogs that can put on a very convincing Cujo impression if they feel that they or those they care about are threatened. A scared Rottweiler in an enclosed space can easily persuade people to vacate said space with alacrity. I'm sure if one of those men reached a hand in this good boy would have "politely" told them to remove the hand or else he would remove it for them. Dogs don't have words, so they need to use what communication they do have and an urgent message needs to be delivered unambiguously.

[@cont8155]

Lol ur dumb to believe one sides edited video that dog would think twice to maul ur face off if u didnt give him food like its a mobster and expects free food for nothing except threatening to kill ur kids

[@LancerinCompany]

“Vicious rottweiler steals police vehicle and forces officers to give him penn station sandwiches”

[@ernestwalden3894]

Lmao

[@monzpush9354]

Absolute menace to society He must be stopped

[@Allantitan]

He just wanted food and to be a cop for a moment lol

[@Beezlie727]

@@Allantitan to qualify for a canine ride-along he'd have to get the training first & ride in the canine enclosure! 😂

[@Allantitan]

@@Beezlie727 apparently the dog prefers the drivers seat 😂

[@LordNavala]

Caller. "He's being vicious. He's vicious. He's so vicious." Me: "You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means."

[@carriekup]

Inconceivable

[@nataliesparks4829]

Mayb at b4 d cop came he was vicious

[@spidaman2475]

I have two dobermans. I got mad 😠

[@nonyafknbusiness4668]

5 to 1 the human jackarse with the cane used it on the dog, that's why the dog dislikes him. Also, he behaves like he was dumped.

[@raylf3141]

he might've been because of the guy with the long scraper trying to "help". It's not uncommon for dogs to be aggressive with one gender or the other, because of either socialization or a history of abuse. Notably as a plumbers apprentice we ran into an issue one time with a female pitty that lived in a house with all women and hadn't been socialized around men that was very aggressive towards us when we were onsite for a repair. wasn't a bad dog, she was just protecting hers and her families space from weird strangers. Besides affectations and body language men and women also smell differently because of the hormones we produce so dogs can tell the difference just like they can detect drugs, explosives and now even cancer. Doggos are the amaze. Give much scritches to a doggo today.

[@Delicate_Disaster]

It's snowing. He's old. He's lost. He found somewhere warm. That's not vicious, that's being a stubborn old man.

[@zaramichelle4613]

😭😂😂

[@michaelpiccolo354]

😭😭😭

[@Moonlight-ux5ln]

Aye🤣🤣

[@caldwellbrett6]

And rottweilers are definitely stubborn! Lol

[@SusieHerr]

@I C I read threaten 😂 like whaaat

[@99PercentOffFreeHugs]

Vicious my butt, he's cold tired, scared, and hungry. Such a nice officer while remaining proffesional.

[@TheWereparadox]

If you insist. 😜😏

[@KaoretheHalfDemon]

Dog needs head pats and ear scratches

[@GabLeGamer]

They said he didn't like the other guy, so maybe has a bad past with a man beating it or something. Seems fine with the women. The media likes to ruin dogs based on their race then people get scared... Ironic, isn't it.

[@Teesleazey]

@@GabLeGamer fr

[@richb2752]

That dog is not vicious come on. Unless he doesn't like you.

[@meanderer121]

He is definitely NOT a vicious dog. He's cold and freaked out totally.

[@BamaPigBows]

If a rottweiler gets "violent" you won't have time to call 911.

[@thetouristaonTikToc]

The dog did scratch at her lunch bag. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mudderjen]

Poor thing is obviously looking for it’s owners…

[@debbiem9005]

@@thetouristaonTikToc lol

[@TheHuffur]

I wont argue that he was vicious but a dog can change its behaviour quite a lot depending on how the people around are acting, if they were afraid when he was in the car with children screaming or whatever its very possible he was acting "viciously". The police was just cautious but clearly not afraid of him and he had some time to calm down in the car so what we saw might not be what the first family saw. Not the dogs fault though.

[@watchyourtimeco1]

Wait, the "vicious Rottweiler" didn't like the guy holding the stick? Imagine that.

[@francesmurphy3560]

LOL

[@alphabogeyman7462]

Clearly, the dog is not stupid, he knows that thing is a weapon.

[@miselneral]

Just because youre scared of a dog, it doesnt mean its vicious

[@siqboi2275]

@@grilledleeks6514 my dog has never been abused & he doesn’t like men haha I think it has something to do with tall big people with deep voices haha he only likes me & his mama & a handful of people

[@eeeehuu2130]

@@grilledleeks6514 we had a dog that was aggressive to children, after she turned 3 or 4. It was because we had visitors over and their kids were alone for with her for 5 min.

[@ItsShayy]

@@grilledleeks6514 my dog doesnt like men either ... well she barks at anybody she doesnt know . Very over protective of us but when it comes to men she’s extra crazy though😂 but never been abused

[@AcaciaBieberLove]

yeah i’ve seven multiple calls about “vicious” dogs and once the officer gets there the dogs completely fine and the sweetest thing ever, and just bc he’s a rottie doesn’t automatically mean he’s a vicious dog

[@tessalynch9536]

He is territorial towards cars. Probably learned from previous owner, you really can’t take any chances after any kind of dog shows distrust or minor aggression. Especially with kids in the car. Most people would not be exactly comfortable. Could have ended very badly if she was not so understanding. Could be vicious towards men or children. Maybe not in general but all dogs have triggers.

[@alexserdeliuc8782]

Cop: You sit in the back... Dog: That's for bad people, I'm a good boy, I'm gunna sit front...

[@samiam6057]

Best comment in here BY FAR! 👊🏼

[@ladybelle6771]

@alex serdeliuc LMFAO😂😂 Definitely sounds like something my dog would say! Divi Dogs!!!😝

[@AdelgoesKeto]

😂🤣

[@michellestarnes4228]

That seems very actuate😂

[@redfirebelle]

Aww cute comment ☺️

[@tracyhaverstick5672]

He's old, sweet, cold and scared. But he belonged to someone. He is used to cars. Calling him vicious was ludicrous.

[@bslizardette4669]

However, people who don't know dogs or might even be scared of them can't necessarily tell that. My mother is very much afraid of dogs despite having owned one. To her they are completely unpredictable creatures. When my anxious dog reacts to something strongly, she is always very scared even though she's one of the very few people my dog openly trusts and would never hurt and never directs at. We didn't see this dog's fear reaction towards the man - just the clear caution - but if all she sees is a dog jumping into her car and then giving even a small warning growl to the man, I can see her thinking it's dangerous to approach. Of course, she might have also embellished a bit to get the police to arrive fast.

[@paulablack1863]

Agreed. He either got separated from them somehow or they just dropped him off there and he thinks any car will take him home... Heartbreaking. Animals are like kids.

[@tracyhaverstick5672]

@@bslizardette4669 People need to move thru that block. It's not rational. She's holding every dog responsible for one. And often times there's more actions on both sides that led to it. I lived it. I know.

[@bslizardette4669]

@@tracyhaverstick5672 Well, actually there is no specific dog, it's a variety of things. So, no, you didn't live it. She has tried. She got a dog for us kids when we wanted one and my parents decided to keep that dog after I moved out because they will never have another dog, and the dog lived a long happy life with them. She likes dogs, she even petsits the other dogs in our family. Will doesn't really stop fobias or traumas, though.

[@tracyhaverstick5672]

@@bslizardette4669 Dogs are not unpredictable. Infact they give signs regularly. Experts constantly say that dogs, unlike humans move on from anxiety, trauma and all other problems 99 % of the time. It's humans that don't. Humans require more training than dogs. And I did live over coming a trauma, phobia and fear from a dog attack. The attack was my fault. I approached a dog (3/4 wolf, 1/4 husky) that was a dog for protection. I grabbed it around the neck and put my face in his. He could have killed me but he just bit my face and clawed my head. I loved animals. So I sought treatment to over come all the problems I developed. Just the fact you make excuses for holding on to an irrational fear shows you have little to no knowledge of dogs or other animals. You're doing yourself and others a diservice. Education is key. Yes, there are dogs that can be dangerous. Like a guard dog. But there are generally signs up and should be heeded. Those dogs are generally very disciplined and obedient. When humans are selfish and wreckless, it's not the dogs fault. It's the humans.

[@missmodern]

What a kind officer. She's using the international "I'm a nice person" doggo voice that all animals recognize.

[@poontangpirate1343]

Curious where you’re from?I keep seeing people call a dog “doggo” i’ve never heard that in my life in the United States.

[@matthewcalderon8388]

@@poontangpirate1343 definitely have heard it a lot of times as a fellow resident of the United States

[@firstconsul7286]

@@poontangpirate1343 I'm from the US too, I see that a lot. It's mostly an internet thing from what I've seen.

[@cw6795]

No dog recognizes that. When did you last hear dogs communicate with high pitched squeals except when one is under duress?

[@poontangpirate1343]

@Its me or whatever hell yeah Thank you for explaining. I feel like a jack ass now lol

[@lucast3006]

That’s one smart dog. He knew how to milk the whole thing for a whole sandwich.

[@Smurphenstein]

Managed to get the last bit just as his owner arrived, the boy has skills.

[@funnyfunkinmonkey]

Fuck that’s a good boy

[@yaboycb2406]

Y’all funny man 😂😂😂

[@gatorent.productionbuffrec8797]

Good one ☝️

[@ericday3538]

Surprisingly Rottweilers aren't big mean dummies and are actually one of the more intelligent and even tempered breeds.

[@robertanickerson1472]

Poor baby wasn’t aggressive. He was cold and hungry. No barking or growling. Some dogs just get a bad rep.

[@brieb402]

He was aggressive. But it was fear based aggression, not hostile aggression. Two very different things. But that doesn't mean a scared dog won't bite a stranger as a warning. Basically everybody freaking out likely made him feel endangered, so he was panicking and essentially telling Karen and her kids to back off and give him space. That's why he was so friendly to the officer after awhile, b/c they let him see that they don't intend to hurt him and he just went back to being the sweetheart he likely normally is.

[@grndzro777]

Yea, Pitts got it bad. The most loveable dog breed villainized because of bad owners and breeders.

[@AL4N.]

@@grndzro777 pitbulls are aggressive, dumb dogs tho. So its justified.

[@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic536]

Trying to get an alone distressed rottweiler out of a confined space is a dumb idea, the people did the right thing by calling the cops

[@robertanickerson1472]

@@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic536 not saying it wasn’t the right thing. Personally I would have tried tossing some food at him. He was just scared.

[@un0RRS]

Headlines probably read "Dangerous Rottweiller holds family hostage, steals their car, has standoff with police, and steals police cruiser before being taken into custody."

[@georginaflemmings5074]

🤣😂😅😂🤣

[@RH-tv9hk]

Followed by: "We have an exclusive interview with the Vicious Dog! Tell us, were you waiting for the perfect moment to strike?" Vicious Doggo: "May I please have another sandwich and maybe a blanket if you please?"

[@yourmomsballs8924]

😂🤚 as a floridian. This would happen here-

[@rachelmlesperance9815]

😂😂 Good one 😂😂

[@andrewbacon7042]

CNN moment

[@danielleh6590]

Dogo hitchhiking, protects woman an children while strange guy waves a metal stick at him in a threatening manner! Get him baby!

[@Jazzman-bj9fq]

Cop: "Are you vicious?" Dog: "Do you has sandwiches?"

[@Me2times]

Is it chimkin?

[@Jazzman-bj9fq]

@@Me2times ;D

[@befree2908]

🤣🤣🤣 best comment

[@lexiehayes7541]

He’s like that sandwich changed my mind abt you

[@Jazzman-bj9fq]

@@lexiehayes7541 ;D

[@LeticiaSPandaMcfly6]

When I was a teenager, my ex found an adult Rottweiler walking along the highway on a rainy night. He stopped and opened the door to the car and the dog jumped right in. He called me about the dog and I asked my mother if he can bring him over and she said yes. I had him for 3 months and I was in love with him. Everywhere I went so did he. We we bonded. He really was the sweetest and smartest dog I’ve ever had. I end up going on a trip to Puerto Rico and when I came back home he was gone. My mother had been on the other side of the city when she seen flyers posted for a missing Rottweiler (this is where my ex found him). So she called the lady up and the lady came over and confirmed indeed that he was hers and he confirmed it also with how excited he was to see her and she called him by his actual name that he’s had since he was a pup. She told my mother that I could visit him anytime I wanted. Turns out her then boyfriend at the time, took him without her knowledge and abandoned him in the streets. As sad as I was that he was gone, I was happy that he was back with his human that raised him.

[@katherineirving7189]

👍🤗🥰

[@desirosethorne4429]

Did you ever go to visit him?

[@yellownp22541]

Sometimes I wonder why we are given opportunities like the one you described, I’m glad that all of you were in the dog’s path when he needed to be helped. Have a great life.

[@ihavenoidea2805]

The boyfriend should be thrown on the street instead of that poor dog tho 😬

[@lonniedearing5799]

God bless you and your Mother saved him til your mom found his family. I hope you did go visit him . he had enough love in his heart for both of his families!!

[@nickbunch1]

Girl: "he's being vicious" Dog: "this uber sucks" Edit: wow i didn't expect this much attention on one of my comments *cheers*

[@hunterferguson5434]

Lol

[@nikkiallison8469]

😂

[@nekochanme2]

😹

[@koningbolo4700]

Back story: The dog tried to order something take away using Uber Eats but something went wrong...

[@utiniposungu1221]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@xenotbbbeats7209]

The fact that he preferred to sit up front tells you that he's well-taken care of and is used to sitting up front with his human.

[@MysticRa]

I knew he wasn’t stray when he was picky about his food 😭😭😭😂😂😂

[@anitapricecheck9554]

Right?! Could you maybe heat that sandwich up, it’s a little dry...

[@imhere653]

@@anitapricecheck9554 True dat. Don't you know that dog went home and passed out after this major adventure? And it's not even after noon yet.

[@itsjustmaddisen]

I know right. These peasants need to up their game lol.

[@goodbye.moonman]

I don't think I've ever seen a dog more picky than a rottie tbh!

[@rubiolo1019]

my dog was a picky shit with food lol my cats go nuts for tasty food and scraps but my dog just sniffed and just kinda looked away like meh i'm good bruh

[@KamikazeELF]

She used the word vicious enough that you'd think she wanted police to shoot the dog in the head for absolutely no reason at all...

[@bloodymary7651]

She didn't even say thank you either afterwards

[@Gothymothmoth]

and she was the not so bright one that thought getting a random dog to go in her car with her kids in the back was smart.....or was that a different silly person?

[@HashknightGaming]

She tried to Karen the doggo..

[@soleinquadrata]

Do they even know what the word “vicious” mean? 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@meanguuurlfetch6853]

@@soleinquadrata they do and they know exactly what they r doing.

[@jacksongault820]

This officer should get an award for her canine de-escalation skills

[@jamess8045]

For sure. Perfect example of good police work.

[@ptolalibertad]

👍🏿

[@samanthabarrineau7148]

Yup! She did great!

[@OkayImLisa]

What's her name? She is wonderful.

[@LoneWolf-bu6sh]

Police "de-escalation" is extremely rare. They all need to learn this skill...

[@peterpain6625]

Thanks for saving that "vicious" rottweiler from the "lovely" guy with the ice-scaper

[@user-lc5nt5bn6b]

This dog wasn't even aggressive nor vicious when the police woman fed him a piece of sandwich with her hand. He was eating it gently from her fingers.

[@fatheroffab]

I think he was more cold than anything and wanted a warm environment. Glad to see he recognized mommy when she arrived.

[@sienashawver6511]

People who have a fear of dogs don’t register that the dog is being nice. It’s just like any other fear.

[@xguitardude21x28]

@@sienashawver6511 considering she originally let the dog in her car I don't think they just had a fear of dogs. Dog probably got overwhelmed in a car with two children in the back and person next to him and started barking so it scared the lady. Doesn't mean he is a vicious dog he just got nervous.

[@CragScrambler]

Just looks like a stray, very underweight, prolly scared of people that guy was ready to hit it, so others prolly react the same way and has prolly been chased from place to place.

[@xguitardude21x28]

@@CragScrambler the owner showed up at the end and underweight?

[@ellycook9057]

the guy: "he was happy at first then he wasnt, I dont know why" also the guy: "Do you want me to push him with this pole?" I wonder why he doesnt like you 🙄

[@tazylab6233]

Exactly why the dog wouldn't be scared of a guy with a big stick in his hand

[@natewiese1402]

It almost seems like they tried to take the dog home and the he was like hey what are you doing leave me alone.

[@maggiethedruid9010]

Some dogs don't like men and I'm sure the stick didn't help

[@emmaothorell]

Lol yeah like have they even MET a dog before??

[@katemiller7874]

Right! Exactly.

[@leahweakland2930]

If this was a golden retriever instead of a Rottweiler, the word "vicious" would have never been uttered, and no one would have batted an eye about going near it.

[@AlexandraVioletta]

If this was a golden retriever they would adopted him and his previous owners would never know what happened...

[@2mkholley]

Yep because people are ignorant!

[@jac.quezzz4495]

I mean no shit

[@Corne79]

Exactly. Just because of his breed he is labelled.

[@miiim]

This reminds me of the terror attack nomenclature depending if it's a brown guy vs white guy 😅

[@hg_aneh]

That's such a nice officer omg. She clearly knew the people who called were exaggerating and was so kind to the cold pupper in the car.

[@marymagdalene284]

Yes, you are absolutely right 👍.

[@lordpumpkinhead265]

This dog is an absolute terror to society. He needs to be stopped immediately. He took full control of a police cruiser, and carefully played out the entire scenario to get an entire sandwich. This dog is a criminal mastermind, and must be stopped at all costs.

[@maryquallo5324]

LoL

[@asideofaioli4630]

That's what I saw...

[@taurusxox96]

Lol YES!

[@gigabrad4570]

Amen

[@cmcmahon8551]

He's a boss!

[@drkatel]

So happy Mama showed up before they took him to the pound. He was lost, confused, cold...but vicious isn't an adjective that belongs on the list.

[@mastershake42019]

And if he was vicious? Are you gonna take that chance with your children? The cop even was cautious and she has a gun.

[@snowmink5508]

@@mastershake42019 Obviously the woman who allowed it in her car, took that chance and there were children in the car, yea she freaked out. So vicious. Just a cold and grumpy scared dog.

[@jesussaves7849]

The dog is like it’s cold. I want to stay here.

[@THE_SOSC]

Owner says he doesn't like men. If you were listening you would hear the girl said that the guy was next to the dog... not viscous

[@samjanney645]

@@THE_SOSC yea not only that, the guy had a windshield scraper in his hands... the dog seen a man, and seen this man had a weapon in his eyes... I've had dogs that I adopted and for some reason hate the opposite sex. For whatever reason we don't know what they did to him prior. But that in no way shape or form means he is "vicious". I mean I don't like the opposite sex most of the time but that doesn't mean I'm vicious!

[@tigerbait2617]

Another example of people thinking that a Rottweiler is automatically “vicious” because of their looks. I lived with one for years. He was incredibly sweet.

[@eddiewalker7252]

Stereotypes can be so destructive.

[@sharellecountz2600]

Well they think the same bout me and my black people but no matter what we show them there wrong and when we show them there wrong they become the mad and vicious

[@sweett5896]

Either that or they thought, if we say it's vicious & there are kids, they will come faster. Smh.

[@expressivepets1]

My dalmatian's best buddy, Rosie, was the most vicious looking rottie...but she was the most lovable dog I've ever known. They met as puppies and remained besties for many years. This vid is heartwarming.

[@eggthedog]

well the officer did say to the guy in the background to "stay back he doesnt like guys" so the dog probably reacted badly to the male with the person who called

[@alexzandria6803]

People are so ignorant when it comes to animals. He’s not aggressive at all. He’s a normal living being. Anything coming at me with a long ass ice scraper I would try to hurt as well. Dude probably swung it at him for all we know.

[@zezenkop412]

Tell that to my friend who lost 2 fingers from a dog attack

[@alexzandria6803]

@@zezenkop412 Unless THIS DOG took your friends fingers your comment is irrelevant.

[@DJ-hf1zo]

He could have bitten the people in the car because he is cold and hungry. You can love animals and still respect that they can be dangerous.

[@alexzandria6803]

@@DJ-hf1zo I didn’t say animals can’t be dangerous. I said THIS DOG was not aggressive. Words matter.

[@TheCreaTaur]

Anything can be dangerous. Trained fighters are dangerous; that doesn't mean they're "vicious". The woman just used that word as charged language so that her call would be taken seriously

[@MajesticDemonLord]

Alternative title: "Clever Doggo scams Police department out of Free Sandwiches"

[@keywestconch8]

I do like your more correct title

[@DBlanco48]

Lol see now how we can have fake news. Lol

[@mikesgirl1988]

It's a Rottweiler

[@athenasellers9311]

Best comment so far lol

[@YouKnowMeDuh]

That's how Doggo City works

[@mr.behaving]

The only thing that seemed vicious about him, was his appetite for Penn Station Sandwiches.

[@clashwithmoi8926]

How are those sandwiches, I’ve always wondered

[@Sovlstrr]

Lmfaoo

[@GunnWrights]

You mean - not everyone knows the story about the the Vicious Rotti who rip ups Penn Station Sandwiches?? ... and McDonald's, and Wendy's, and Golden Corral, and Chic-Fil-A, and Taco Bell, and.. and.. and... ANY FOOD???

[@wafflesthearttoad6916]

He’s a hungry boy

[@AvidMojoSupporter]

@@clashwithmoi8926 pretty good, although the fourth time I was gonna go and grab a sandwich, the only building in state closed😭

[@huskerdee1431]

The fact she kept saying “vicious” leads me to believe she actually doesn’t know what that word means

[@sylviayoung6574]

Perhaps she was saying viscous...giggle!

[@nanday100]

It sounded like she meant "tenacious" or "stubborn" or something.

[@lilscenechick1995]

It seemed to me like she was using "vicious" in the place of "disobedient". Maybe the dog growled at her, but "vicious" implies it's actually trying to hurt you.

[@ForkedMan]

Maybe she thinks vicious means hungry

[@MLGB0Yz]

@@sylviayoung6574 that’s not even funny wtf

[@McHeisenburger]

That female officer’s voice single handedly healed my depression

[@fear5735]

*NO, SHE WILL NOT CUFF YOU AND BEAT YOU TO ORGASAM*

[@taylermarchment7785]

Caller: "i wouldnt even try to-" Officer: "HELLO HANDSOME😍"

[@douchenozzlemcgee6111]

LMFAOOOO STOPPP😂😂😂

[@WindsofChange]

LOVE!!!!!

[@jeka3858]

shes a fearless officer

[@shirlepps4636]

😹😂🤣😹😂🤣🤭😉👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@TheUnvarnishedTruth-]

He didn't like that guy because he had a club! Dogs are not stupid! They can recognize a weapon when they see one! I wouldn't want him to come anywhere near me either!

[@kmcd6140]

The owner said that he has a history of being aggressive toward men and protective of women. The Officer said that his hackles raised when she started to go for her phone in the cruiser. Maybe he wouldn't follow through, but angry growls from an unknown dog should be respected. And yes, I am a trainer of many years. Having said that, I would not be afraid to approach a dog with the cues that I could see in this video. I would, however, do it slowly and respectfully. If he started growling, I might just sit there and "talk to the wind" for a while. I actually didn't see anything wrong with how this was handled by anyone. I do suspect the scraper guy may have given the wrong impression.

[@jsallysally]

No... it wasn't the club... owner mentioned at end that her dog doesn't like men in general...

[@nikkithruthelookingglass183]

@@jsallysally OK, im sure it was both the Club and the fact he'a a Man. Either way he's scared. 👌💙

[@kmcd6140]

@steven sutherland You can learn a lot from Hagrid. ;)

[@meeksphatsugar7564]

💯💯💯

[@Jael_1776]

Her: he’s being very vicious Dog: literally doing nothing

[@Astelch]

False reports give officers a different approach to the situation. This happens all the time to humans as well; "theres a guy hes attacking people and he wont stop." That woman who gave the call is a pos she tried to put the dog in danger.

[@schnullibulli4624]

Well. Women mostly can't handle stress like this and overreact or act hysterical.

[@mrade5321]

That was the main thing I took from it. The person that made that call should be ashamed.

[@Itschimp157]

What a baby😂 this dog could’ve been put down because of it being described as vicious little dogs just looking for a new home

[@Jael_1776]

@@schnullibulli4624 the dog did start to get territorial and she did have children on the car. She probably just is not dog savvy at all and didn’t recognize what the dog was doing .

[@bryntu9m]

It's so funny to watch people with no dog experience. He is obviously not vicious or scared of humans or he wouldn't have jumped in and just sat. Vicious, geese thinks she exaggerates much?

[@PeepersT]

Imagine what she makes up in everyday life to get her way. And notice her children were aping her behavior by mindlessly chanting “vicious”, they’re learning this from her. Very creepy and scary.

[@kaleycooper9111]

Don’t judge a book by its cover. You just said it. she probably had no dog experience. Why shaming someone for not owning a dog? Or maybe she could have had a scary experience with a dog in the past. People are so quick to judge.

[@uttermostvids631]

Geese are vicious

[@Nyx_2142]

@@kaleycooper9111 If a book's cover looks and sounds stupid, chances are the content inside is too.

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

If I wasn't a dog person and a fairly large dog that I didn't know came into my space and wouldn't leave, I think I'd freak out a bit too. I probably wouldn't describe him as vicious, but I'd be concerned. I mean I'm afraid of horses. They're probably fine, but I don't know how to read their body language, and I'm very aware of how strong they can be.

[@alexisdominey6487]

He's somebody's baby. He's way too mellow. Might have recognised the car model and thought it was his Mama's. It was warm so he didn't want to leave, and he usually rides in the front when on trips.

[@blacksheba41]

My dog's the same way. He will see a car that looks like mine and would automatically go to it.

[@WhiteWolfos]

My aunt got her dog this way! 😂 The dog did not want to leave whatsoever until she got home.

[@kyle18934]

@Gabe Weber lol my dog does that in my dad's car. He is an 80lbs lap dog in the car that like to get in a good face licking

[@epicwoad8999]

So only women own rotts?

[@alexisdominey6487]

@@epicwoad8999 I was not implying that only women own rottweilers.

[@lonewolf09101]

That walk of disappointment when the male officer was told that the dog doesn't like men made me sad. He just wanted to interact with the dog.

[@vomit_ghost]

Yeah it is sad :/ Although it is abnormal for pets to not like a certain gender so some guy must’ve abused this poor baby to the point where he/she doesn’t like men. But I’m just speculating of course.

[@aussiecountry9320]

@@vomit_ghost Its not really abnormal, though its not the most common behavioral issue, Its not always becuase of harm or abuse sometimes it comes down to a socialization issue or a genetics issue.

[@BananaPeelMilkshake]

@@aussiecountry9320 my family has only ever owned rescue dogs and one of our current dogs doesnt like strangers in general but especially if they are male. Its sad to imagine what some guy used to do to him

[@lonewolf09101]

@Kirsten A that's pretty rare ..

[@Purrf3ctP3ach]

@@lonewolf09101 Not really, especially for an old or small dog. Kids are noisy and sometimes too rough

[@jaydiamunoz5918]

I love how the officer completely disregarded their “vicious” comment

[@boomwizardyt7228]

Apparently the dog had a abusive background and their abusers were men which could explain why the dog had a sex bias and bit the man in the passenger

[@ashtontuel9472]

@@boomwizardyt7228 my dog is the same way me and my best friend are the only men she trusts most likely because she’s know us since I got her from the aspca

[@babystepsgarden6162]

I know, right? 😉 But she was also careful until she saw what he would do and how he would act. Awesome ending!

[@Liz-ic6jb]

The dog did act viciously. It was frightened and scared. This has nothing to do with giving Rottweilers a bad wrap. I'm an animal lover too but not delusional about their behavior

[@glemwheatley9425]

@@boomwizardyt7228 If the dog bit anyone, I doubt it, but if he di, it was probably because someone acted in a threatening manner. But I saw no wounds. If anything, he may have snapped at someone trying to get him out of what he determined was his “safe space” but other than that, he showed no signs of aggression.

[@treesplace612009]

I love how patient the officer and animal control were with this dog. He was probably so scared! You guys did a great job! I’m so glad his/her Mom showed up. ❤️

[@EnterpriseKnight]

Woman: "he's being vicious" Dog: "Feed me or Cuddle me, your choice."

[@alittletrolling3529]

"Feed me the sandwich or cuddle me. Choice is yours" captain price's dog

[@smoothlyamusing1502]

More like let's go for a ride ooo you have snacks

[@vinnyganzano1930]

I would do both. One of my neighbours had an old rottie, it was blind and riddled with arthritis and it was one of few large dogs my tabby would tolerate, in fact my cat used to go right up to it and walk close to it bumping it's leg with his head.

[@angelacollins7695]

@@vinnyganzano1930 my brother had a very gentle rottie also. Tysons favorite thing to do would be to back up and sit on our laps with his front feet still on the floor lol.

[@Nerdnumberone]

I don't think that dog would necessarily accept cuddles from strangers. A scared dog can be terrifying. She was careful to respect his personal space while bringing gifts. I'm not saying he'd attack without warning, but he'd tell you if you were getting too close.

[@Chris-hn4lp]

"He's acting viscous" that was such blatant lying. The dog was just sitting there doing nothing. He was as friendly as can be. Some people, they would have had that dog killed if they could have.

[@sigira]

To be fair to her, she had kids in the back of the car and the dog hopped into the front then wouldn't get out. Once he showed any signs of aggression, even if fear-based, I don't blame her for not wanting to take any chances with kids around. I don't think the dog is vicious but I can see how she might panic and think that-- a combination of a lot of misinformation/misunderstanding about the breed themselves, their reputation, and general fear about an unknown variable (the dog's history, temperament, etc...), especially since she saw him display some sort of aggression/defensive behavior towards a man (with the pole...I doubt she was thinking "the dog thinks the man with the pole is threatening" but just saw him as either a friend (if she knows him) a good Samaritan trying to help her out(if she doesn't know him) and the strange dog being threatening, if even mildly, towards him). I don't think she was purposely trying to get the dog put down or anything--it was more a case of she was afraid of what the dog could do and since he had shown aggression, her mind instantly went to "vicious" which, the breed itself has an (undeserved) rep as.

[@kellythunderstorm7985]

Lol it’s funny how to say it like you were in the car at the time when u a merely judging from the back of your screen

[@SCPFoundationexplained2021D-2]

Get recked

[@SCPFoundationexplained2021D-2]

@Lezbnlvr36 yes lol

[@adinatovalandon3230]

The police woman said that his hackles went up when she reached into her own car... That sure sounds like it could have been interpreted as aggressive or vicious when it's your car and you have kids and he gets territorial, you're going to get nervous. I don't blame the lady at all.

[@lizcassettai7459]

This lady cop was so good with the dog. She must own dogs herself. Lucky she was the person who attended this call.

[@judymanuel4314]

I just wonder where he ended up after the happy video.

[@lizcassettai7459]

@@judymanuel4314 Oh Dear. I didn't think of that. He was a good dog. Hopefully it was a one off. Him getting out and going walkies and his owners claim him. I don't want to think about if he isn't out of there fairly quick...

[@carltonthepug]

As if males don’t own and love dogs too? Such ignorance.

[@videowilliams]

@@carltonthepug But in this particular case (and the owner confirms it at the end) the dog did not like men and got aggressive with them.

[@lizcassettai7459]

@@carltonthepug NO. You got it wrong. I didn't at all mean because she is a female she did a better job. It wouldn't have mattered what sex the cop was that attended the call. It mattered that it was handled properly. If it was a man I would have said the same thing...

[@mary-anneswanson8445]

Respect to the officers who handled this lost pup so gently . I'm glad he was found by his people and I hope he stays home now :)

[@magnusatheos7301]

The only "vicious" component of this story is callers level of stupidity.

[@helenbailey8419]

😂😂😂

[@SCPFoundationexplained2021D-2]

Oh damn 😂😂

[@edsweet2858]

Not really they probably were just scared of dogs and did not know how to understand their body language

[@katarata6472]

@@edsweet2858 it make things even worse bc that means the women left a big stranger dog get in the car WITH HER KIDS IN and without knowing how to control it 🧍‍♂️

[@ashd.3055]

@@katarata6472 thank you! That's what I was thinking. I'm the kind to help out a strange dog, but at peril of my own body 😅

[@keatonmask1918]

I have a feel she doesn’t know what vicious means

[@pommiebears]

I feel your feels. That dogs about as vicious as a spaniel, and they’re known for being friendly puppers!

[@BrooklynBalla]

Anytime it’s a big scary looking dog it’s automatically “vicious” even though it never attacked anyone or acted in a threatening manner.

[@JoshTheHoffman]

You must not have heard he doesn't like men and that was established before the police got there. Then again the owner confirmed he is aggressive to men. He is 100% vicious to men.

[@JoshTheHoffman]

@@pommiebears Unless you are a man. The officer said he also acted weird when she went to reach for her phone so she waited instead.

[@brandonohara4122]

@@BrooklynBalla right exactly 💯

[@wallyb7207]

This dog looks like it was a family pet who got lost or was abandoned. These people are obviously exaggerating about this dog being vicious 🙄 Guilty by appearance.

[@N30m3g4]

He was. Right before the video ended the owner came running up yelling “that’s my dog! He escaped my yard earlier”. Then the animal control officer unleashed him

[@Latin-J]

It’s what Karen’s do. They lie and exaggerate the situation to get sympathy and to get the cops to do what the Karen wants.

[@deianira6130]

Seems like they tried taking it home

[@hvyduty1220]

this dogs been dumped

[@ejanocrowsnatcher6785]

I think that was the genuine owner at the end. The dog was wagging his tail as soon as he saw his owner

[@Good-Enough24]

I’m so glad his mommy came to get him. What a beautiful dog..

[@linafalvo699]

Some people are so uneducated. This officer is amazing the way she handled the situation. It is obvious that the dog WAS NOT aggressive. People are just scared of the breed.

[@agent_sus3273]

Really? I get really anxious around any dog that makes any sort of aggressive-sounding loud noise. Including the tiny ones. Heap on a bunch of maternal instincts and you can see why she overreacted.

[@Secret65548]

But even the cop said his hackles went up in her car. People also keep conveniently forgetting the fact that the call literally said he tried to bite the dude. Whether it was a snap or not it was still intentionally aggressive behavior, fear aggression yes but aggression nonetheless.

[@DresDEAD617]

People think the breed is aggressive because of how excited they get when they see someone new. They're just really social dogs and very friendly so they jump on people a lot, so sad they get a bad rep.

[@katiekane5247]

@@DresDEAD617 I had a pet-sitting business dealing with the "large & misunderstood" breeds. Even Animal control needed education in some cases. I'm 100# but "bigger" than any dog. It's in the attitude!

[@stevecollier3100]

@@DresDEAD617 They are one of the soppiest of breeds!

[@tinawalker5335]

I’m so annoyed that they referred to him as vicious?? Clearly they’ve never seen a vicious dog.,

[@BrunoBarata78]

I work dispatch for my fire department (not in the US). People calling love to throw key choice words and sentences they think will make the person on the other end of the line take them more serious or get someone to help them sooner.

[@mcgeorgeofthejungle6204]

Blame the media who label rottweilers, dobermans etc as vicious deadly dogs. When in reality its the owners who are to blame for not bringing them up right. In fact most would get a Rottie for a status symbol, to be seen as hard and don't mess with me, they will play fight with the Rottie when a pup with toys it tears open etc and when they get older... anything small to them is a toy and will go for it.

[@GhostStealth590]

@@mcgeorgeofthejungle6204 With good training, even "vicious" dogs can be docile... Our neighbor just got a Rottweiler/Pitbull mix (kinda pup, like a year old now), and I think his training is doing well. Of course the dog STILL bites at you, not in aggressive way, but in an inspector/territorial way, sometimes even playful. But he doesn't realize how hard he's biting, so many times he's accidentally drawn blood just playing. With time, I expect he should be out of that phase as my neighbor has also gotten him teething toys/chews and many attempts to train to stop biting. Such a sweet pup though. Time and constant training can lead to great things with a dog.

[@starsiegeRoks]

@@BrunoBarata78 that's the real issue. People think they can game 911 and get police to respond. One guy told me "as long as you don't say something that gets you in prision, say anything you can to get the cops there."

[@THE_SOSC]

Are you def? The woman who owns the dog litterally says the dog doesn't like men. totally not viscous, when there men nearby

[@sallyintucson]

I went through something similar. A man had a stroke outside a store where I was shopping. The paramedics wouldn’t go near his nine month old Rottie so I took the leash, gave it a tug and said “Knock it off.” to the dog. He sat by my side and wagged his tail so hard you couldn’t see it. Long story short, a case worker who was in the same store, found the man a apartment after he got out of rehab and I dog sat until he moved into his new apartment.

[@corgiw7281]

Bless you.

[@sallyintucson]

@@corgiw7281 It was meant to be. What’s the likelihood of a knowledgeable dog lover and a social worker being in the same store that a man who had a stroke at?

[@WindTurbineSyndrome]

Thank you fir your kindness

[@jessicadriscoll4948]

Aww that's so awesome!!!

[@lisaclark2767]

❤❤❤❤

[@jenniehoulihan2704]

Rottie hops into cop's car and takes over driver's seat. Doggo: "hop in, let's ride!"

[@audreywy1743]

I'm glad the owner had him microchiped and he didn't end up at the shelter. Being labeled vicious could be deadly. The officer handled the situation very well.

[@audreywy1743]

@Steven Faulds the woman who called 911 was calling him viscous and aggressive.

[@chesneymigl4538]

The only "vicious" dogs I've worked with were obviously made that way... or chihuahuas.

[@tavrosnitram1529]

Chihuahuas are allowed to be that way by bad owners There are some really good Chihuahuas out there

[@sagalindhe]

@@tavrosnitram1529 they are usually less trained than the bigger dogs

[@hahalabyu2429]

Chihuahuas😂🤣😂

[@REALfish1552]

Add Shih tzu breeds in there too. Girlfriends little shit tzu (typo on purpose) nipped at me even after 6 months of me trying. IDK, maybe he smelled my dog and didn't like it.

[@hawkfeather6802]

Little dogs can be vicious. That big boy was just lost and cold.

[@squeakster94]

I LOVE this police officer!!! She obviously is a pet lover/owner and knows how to control the situation without issues. God bless her and the fur baby :)

[@river6032]

I'd be acting the same way if I got to see and interact with a dog at work too lol

[@iusedtoliveinmymothergary9827]

This is probably the only type of job they will let her take care of because she is weak.

[@SuperAnxietyGirl1996]

She reminds me of that cool cop in supernatural

[@Nerdnumberone]

I'm similarly good with dogs, though I may be a bit too trusting since I tend to get down on their level, which would make me vulnerable if one were truly aggressive.

[@abandonedaccount123]

@@iusedtoliveinmymothergary9827 u ok? like, seriously, u ok?

[@I.P.Freely33]

As a man who sleeps with rottweilers surrounding me and having had them around me since I was a child, the fear these people have of this animal just breaks my heart. I know they look scary and can be scary but most of them are not. I'm glad noone was hurt

[@1.crazy.redhead]

They are the most people oriented "attack" dogs u can get. I raised them and will always have a place in my home for 1 that needs a place to live forever

[@kavemanthewoodbutcher]

Grew up around Rottys, I've almost always had one, or a mix of one. My current boy is on the big side, a year old, and great with my kids(6 and 1). Yes, he is a large powerful animal, but the only time that dog will ever pose a danger to anyone, it will be protecting me and mine. Hands down, Rottweilers are the most family oriented breed I've ever encountered.

[@afenismama]

I feel the same way about Pit Bulls, only dog I’ve ever had in my 42 years of life and all were rescued or unwanted 😢❤

[@Cenvere]

That rottweiler is a victim of stereotypes. This one looks like it was someone's pet that got abandoned, and was looking for his family. This guy was gentle, and non-violent.People still think they all are bad....ugh.

[@loungekiller]

He has an owner. She appears at the end of the video.

[@hangrywendigo.7057]

The only time my baby was even remotely aggressive towards anyone or anything is when I hobo tried to rob me infront of my house, she climbed over the fence and the stinky bastard ran off, she got many hugs and extra food

[@grimmhaven]

@@hangrywendigo.7057 Always good to know they got your back though!

[@jasonbaldwin1630]

I have had 3 Rottweilers and they are very nice dogs it also depends on how they are trained

[@grimmhaven]

@@jasonbaldwin1630 Exactly. My grandma has a rottie, my grandma is only 5 foot and a bit but she got him under her full control. He's the sweetest dog around but don't try to mess with my grandma or he'll get you.

[@insane5907]

Lady: This vicious dog refuses to leave my car! Dog: Hey, Are these heated seats?

[@6BEEP9]

He looks so sweet, pisses me off that bitch called him viscious for no reason at all.

[@anonymouskeks3252]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mariannealana4841]

😂😍😂

[@corylee5627]

He was just hungry and cold, not aggressive at all, why when people see a rot or pit and automatically say there "aggressive" ive seen way more aggressive ankle biters.

[@ThroughDarknessComesLight]

True

[@nora4642]

GSD are the real vicious dogs smg

[@monoo6547]

Yea no shit they are going to think they are aggressive. That’s what those breeds are known for... tf? How are they not gonna think it’s aggressive. If you saw a Rottweiler walking down your neighborhood freely, would you think it’s aggressive or the nicest dog in the dog?

[@essteex4656]

Thats a fact I had a rotty for 18 years sweetest girl ever!

[@bojangles3147]

@@monoo6547 a good dog that’s lost, and yes I would approach with caution if I couldn’t see any tail wagging.

[@michaeltodd4848]

Lol, I thought this dog was vicious. That’s the most hilarious part of this whole thing. That dog is not a vicious, he’s a sweet angel.

[@raininggrey1165]

Of course the caller exaggerated, people don't seem to understand that their words during a call can be life and death for other people and animals.

[@pechoja]

Some words should be certified and no to be used until taken a class on what it means and what implications are when used carelessly.

[@raininggrey1165]

@@pechoja I agree with your statement. By the way, do you mean "not to be" or is "no to" intentional?

[@maxiedwards195]

Indeed

[@jameswilliams6468]

Seen so many cases of the caller calling basically for a noise complaint but turns it into a domestic disturbance and someone gets shot for something like laying video games too loud.

[@eirschu8973]

@@jameswilliams6468 has this really happened or us it your fantasy?

[@StojanceM]

Its hilarious that no matter who it is, the baby language immediately comes out when a dog shows up.

[@legendkillersshittyduffleb932]

For women yes guys who are straight shouldn't do this feminine crap at all

[@landenperez3944]

@@legendkillersshittyduffleb932 bro what’s wrong with a guy doing that? It’s showing a dog love

[@legendkillersshittyduffleb932]

@@landenperez3944 true need too stop saying stuff like this.

[@landenperez3944]

@@legendkillersshittyduffleb932 it’s okay man. You just got to remember it’s not unmanly to show love. You have a blessed day dude😎

[@legendkillersshittyduffleb932]

@@landenperez3944 thanks. You have a good day as well

[@emmaothorell]

Caller: "There's a viscious rottweiler!" The dog: Hi fren! I sit in here with you, yes?"

[@asideofaioli4630]

Aw, it's like the dog actually said that! I just want to hug him 🤗

[@johnnmelissagiddens3260]

He's like, I'm a cop now. That lady is a Karen and we should go arrest her lol. 😂 So cute.

[@johnnmelissagiddens3260]

@@asideofaioli4630 Me too.

[@ledsalesoz]

@@johnnmelissagiddens3260 No, she had kids in the car and a huge, unknown dog that could easily kill them if it decided to. Sure, he may not be dangerous, but there is no way for her to know that, she has to protect her family first. Use your brain, you write like a child...

[@katmandudawn8417]

@@ledsalesoz what was she doing opening her door in cold weather with a strange dog and kids if she was going to freak out? Some people are too stupid to breed but I guess it too late since she has kids. I am so tired of idiots. That dog was not vicious. She could have gotten him killed. It’s like those geniuses who feed bears but it’s the bear’ fault if something happens or they become habituated.

[@mskagome118]

I knew that dog had an owner because he was not behaving like a stray dog. Especially when he kept going to sit in the front seat it almost looked like he’s done it before multiple times. It's what he was used to. Nothing worse than a neglectful dog owner shows up later. Never blame the dog, always the owners.

[@Dirty_Squirrell]

He's not barked once or even shown his teeth since she arrived. She's given him 1/3 of the sandwich. He's cold. He's hungry. He started getting ''vicious'' when your kids started making a ruckus and that scared him. He's not warning any of you, but the man. This dog's about as vicious as I am. People, learn how to read dogs. The world will be a much easier place for them and us.

[@michael_mouse]

... not barking is a trait of Rottweilers... it comes from being a supremely confident dog... tip, never square up and look them straight in the eye, they take it as a sign of aggression.

[@Tanthalason]

@@michael_mouse oh horse shit. I've squared up against a pit bull before that was easily 80+ lbs. He was a big baby. Rolled over on his back and stuck his feet in the air for pets. Dogs aren't gorillas. Looking at them in the face and "squaring up" doesn't mean shit to them.

[@DreadnoughtHvor]

@@Tanthalason Dogs establish dominance through eye contact. It varies with each individual dog for how much of "pushovers" they'll be with a random stranger. In families, there's an established "pack order".

[@bitchface235]

@@wyrmhound look in a mirror and say that to yourself.

[@rayeann2639]

@@wyrmhound I don't think they were trying to be nice

[@PerfectlyImperfect614]

The pupper was smart enough to know that you always want to be in the front seat of the cruiser and never the backseat. Haha. 🐶🐾💙

[@LL-vj5yp]

Good point

[@phill7507]

Probably why he’s alone. Seen his owner go in the back, nah dog I ain’t goin back there

[@WiLlZyZz777]

Lol bruh idk why she opened the front door first if she wanted him to go in the back that part made me cringe that was dumb af other than that she handled it well though

[@muleb384]

True that! I won't get back there either!

[@cocean158]

😂😂😂😂

[@kwakester]

Plot twist, this dog does this once or twice a week to get treats.

[@dericksmith2137]

Or for a ‘car ride’. One of our old farm dogs (just a cocker mix mutt) loved car rides! Even to the extent that he’d climb into the stock car (dirt track race car) and sit for hours in the seat while looking out the windows. Car wasn’t going nowhere but the dog was happy. *many times over the years, anyone that had left after a visit would abruptly return. To return our STOWAWAY DOG. He’d climb in unnoticed and get a ride.

[@havok9001]

or let them know give me a new home

[@Okay-pr9fp]

Plot twist: the dog just stayed in the car Bc her annoying babie voice

[@Noviosity]

Not just any treat... Good human food lol. Doggo got some big brain XD

[@saxmusicmail]

"Plot twist, this dog does this once or twice a week to get treats." Just like Lassie pushing Timmy into wells. ;-D

[@monicafarlow8227]

I just wanted to add that this dog is gorgeous! Someone is definitely going to be missing it. It’s not a stray… he’s definitely cared for and well mannered. He’s be swooped up in a heartbeat by a rescue.

[@HannadayFLO]

His owner came

[@Chipster724]

First sign that the pupper isn't a stray, he's picky about treats. Spoiled pups are picky pups🤣🤣🤣. My pups are picky about treats too. They will take it and drop it and look for you to do better

[@honeydroptheunicorn6557]

Doggo: why would I want a treat when I can have a sandwitch

[@apdroidgeek1737]

He also know where to sit and what a car is, and the dog has a very good coating.

[@JMac-27]

My two Maltese all day long. They will spit out steak waiting for wagyu 🤣

[@blackqueen6674]

So true!!!! I have 2 divas! If they don't like it, they're not eating it lol!

[@puplover8358]

While that’s true, he could have been abandoned for like 2 days to a week and for dogs who used to have a home, they will still be picky because they think there owner will come back for them

[@oliverklosov5153]

Animal Control shows up and says "everything will be just fine as long as you didn't give him any sandwiches".

[@DannyGruesome]

Lol cue the grandma from bad santa

[@Nympho4Hire]

Phphpfffttt WTF 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 #GremlinRottie

[@user-lj2cb2pj8j]

🤣🤣🤣🤣💗thank you

[@sylviayoung6574]

@@DannyGruesome Bahahahahhaaa!

[@Hollyclown]

Cop: Question… I fed the dog a sandwich.

[@XDaddy511X]

This brought back memories when I got tricked into getting into the back of a cop car. They also used a sandwich 😒

[@lauranewell3197]

😂😂 same but then they took me to school 😒...not my fault the stupid bus broke down. I waited at the bus stop for hours instead of just skipping...😂😂😂

[@huntresssnow3669]

🏆

[@amberlemaster4207]

Lmao I wasn't offered shit not even water to clean the maze out my eyes that they put in them smfh

[@phillipfessenden7705]

Lol

[@XDaddy511X]

@@lauranewell3197 hmmm.. Ok we'll run with that 😂😂.

[@monkeygirl1894]

I mean, if I was a dog and someone came at me with a strange item, yeah, I'd get a little defensive. He looks so precious!

[@daleskelton8963]

If rotty was vicious he would of been growling and barking and trying to get people. There is nothing vicious about it at all. He didn’t like the guy because he had a pole and was pushing dog with it

[@Teesleazey]

Wow sad af didn’t even realize that dog was getting hurt

[@mattnsac]

The Female Officer even said he got aggressive when she tried to get her radio, why do you think they kept the door of her cruiser shut and kept throwing food at him?

[@maggiethedruid9010]

Nope, he showed signs of fear based aggression, aggressivebody languagecan exist without loud barking and growling. Even the owner said he wasn't friendly towards men, which was what the lady said he was acting aggressive towards.

[@_indigo_inked]

@@mattnsac It was probably more that the dog got scared since he kinda cornered himself in the cop’s car. He’s clearly more friendly towards women and scared/aggressive toward guys, but the only reason he got on guard was because she put her hand in his space. She didn’t say he was barking or biting, just on edge and showing distress in a way that you 100% don’t want a random dog since they’re more unpredictable. The dog only acted aggressive to the lady cop because she was a stranger that he was still kinda scared of. The dog didn’t trust her and understood that she could probably hurt him if she got too close. After she gave him lots of her sandwich and was around for awhile, he trusted her more and wasn’t as scared. Any dog would be “vicious” if trapped in an unfamiliar place with an unfamiliar person, right after some guy with a stick tried to physically remove it. The dog wasn’t so much “vicious” or aggressive as much as it was scared, cornered, and getting ready to defend itself if the strangers around him decided to attack.

[@_indigo_inked]

@@mattnsac Also they kept the door shut and threw food because they’re not dumb and knew not to mess around with a strange scared dog? Regardless of his behavior, they didn’t know what shots he did or didn’t have (if any), and knew to be more careful than to just throw themselves into a stressed out dog’s space. Risking a bite by agitating a scared dog is dumb when having a bit of caution and diffusing the situation is much more effective. Plus they were pretty much just there to contain the dog till animal control could get there, so the 1st lady cop didn’t wanna make any moves to remove the dog till she had backup in case he decided to run. The cops having common sense does not in any way mean the dog was vicious. He seemed to just be a good boy caught in a bad situation

[@spitfirestake54]

This pisses me off. They lied about the dog being vicious. Another officer could’ve jumped out gun blazing for a sweet, cold and scared pup. Bastards

[@winh998]

Are you as outraged when it's a person?

[@spitfirestake54]

@@winh998 of course!

[@hollyharrison1377]

Ok, but the dog was growling. It’s a strange dog and she doesn’t know him. It’s not the same as a person you can communicate with

[@bbbbbbb51]

The owner herself said at the end that the Rottie doesn't like men. It's fairly common for previously abused animals to have a sex bias towards people. The dog got in the car & was likely growling at the male passenger in the back. You didn't see any aggressive behavior in the video because the cop was a woman lmao. Learn more about dogs. It's insane how ill-informed the general population is about dogs, despite most people interacting with them semi-regularly

[@spitfirestake54]

@@bbbbbbb51 I have a rottie, lovebug . You too be slow to rush to judgment. We can agree to disagree but don’t presume to know more than I do about dog breeds. I stand by what I said. If you don’t agree, okay.

[@xxdemisucksxx]

Dog : "ew humans" Human : "do ya want a sandwich?" Dog : "shes a goddess"

[@rocketraccoon8560]

Good pfp good comment

[@xxdemisucksxx]

@@rocketraccoon8560 touche brother

[@nancyiverson7771]

What a wonderful police story, showing love and compassion to an adorable rottie. So happy owner showed up!! Made my day!

[@halsullivan9693]

PS: Bless the love that the officer showed toward an innocent rottie. May God protect you in the same manner. Former Deputy Sheriff

[@carol-zg9wi]

Totally Agree may God Bless the officers who helped that Rottweiler I will always pray 🙏 for them

[@soundbarz8784]

💯

[@THE_SOSC]

Girl said the dog bit her kids

[@jamesjazz3395]

@@THE_SOSC Time stamp on that?

[@THE_SOSC]

@@jamesjazz3395 I misheard the dog didn't bite her kids but it tried to 0:44 is what she said

[@christianbh]

The only word I’d use to describe Rottweilers is “goofy.”

[@amberscoutstarwatcher]

My friend's Rottweiler thought she was a lap dog and was afraid of digs her size....😂😂😂 She also loved to try and sit on my lap every chance she could.

[@tornadotaylor8956]

That is my description of pitbulls. I have never seen an aggressive pit before they have all been Friendly babies, including the one i have

[@dodopoopinpoop]

Not as goofy as the humans in this situation.

[@Hiiiiii74]

@@tornadotaylor8956 I deliver pizza and my experience with pits is 50/50, depends on the owner. Some are derpy friends and others strangle themselves against their chains trying to escape and kill me.

[@bobtreduis2737]

I prefer the phrase “big meat-headed sweet dummies”

[@Pygmyz06]

Lady needs a dictionary. Clearly doesn’t know what vicious is.

[@ende3988]

eh, the dog may have acted 'viciously' when it was in the car. assuming they were approaching it, it probably felt cornered and was warning them - it isn't uncommon for animals to be like this with people they do not know. notice the officer didn't actually get close to the dog at all until she was luring it with food? given the other person ended up with the dog literally in her car, i'd say she would have been physically a lot closer to it. all this combined with the fact that the woman seemed a lot more nervous than the police officer which would have been putting the dog on edge

[@anonimous2451]

@@ende3988 at least you were being attentive. These comments I wonder if the people even watched the whole video. Being a man, and having lots of interactions with dogs, most of the time they are not trying to be vicious, just protective of themselves. Who can blame them for that? Oh Sheeeeet, I forgot about CNN. The Communist News Network would find this dog was a Trump supporter and have it put down hastily. Even if the dog doesn't like men, I can change that dog's mind ......... within 3 days.

[@ende3988]

@@anonimous2451 you had me, then you lost me. i agree with what you said about the nature of dogs but this has nothing to do with cnn or politics at all so there's no point bringing it up. it's just a scared, cold dog being rescued. at the end of the day, all i hope when i see this video is that he's now in a loving home.

[@anonimous2451]

@@ende3988 his owner showed up at the scene. did you not watch the video? Sheesh, some people.

[@ende3988]

@@anonimous2451 i was talking about the people who called the police to report a 'vicious dog' (obviously not his owner). did you not read the comment? sheesh, some people.

[@Star-Boarder]

Uhm...when did people start pulling over to let a vicious dog into their cars with their kids?

[@rwade4387]

I see the comment “that’s a good pup”… I’d like to add, that’s a good policewoman.

[@dirgniflesuoh7950]

Let me guess, she is used to dogs, and not only small fluffy, lightcolored ones ... Besides, the dog might be lucky that the first responding officer (and the one from animal control ) both were women.

[@Yeoman7]

If a Rottweiler like that jumped in my car, I’d shut the door and take that beautiful beast home.

[@pund_it1811]

Best crack those windows! My ex scared my dog off and he jumped into someone's car - they said he was real friendly until they shut the door and drove home - he never acted out but apparently he was visibly scared once they shut that door. If you find a dog, drive home with the windows half down and call the (hopefully loving) owner

[@pamdangelo6743]

Me too! 😘

[@carsoncolemanbm4]

Amen me too I have two and they are the best dogs! Clearly this dog was confused and scared cause some moron peice of shit abandon him. I'd take him home and give him the rotten rottie spoils!

[@daddykiller5835]

Same!!👍🐕

[@roberthall1686]

Had one that liked sitting in driver's seat if you left door open he loved to ride

[@taniele84]

Gotta love the lady who stops to “help” the dog that’s lost, scared and hungry out in the cold snow and then she freaks out when he jumps in the car and calls the cops because now he’s “vicious”. If I had to guess, I’d say the seemingly nice human who went from inviting him into her car to suddenly freaking out and screaming with her kids likely caused the poor dog so panic. When dogs panic, especially that size dog, it can come across as aggression if you don’t understand. But it’s not. If it were she wouldn’t have been able to make a phone call. He was in the front with her. If he was vicious she’d be injured. It’s stupid She could’ve caused way more harm than good by trying to be a “savior”. I can’t stand when people do shit like that. If you don’t know much about dogs, you have your children in the car, you scare easily and you have no course of action or plan set in place for saving dogs, than don’t stop for a friggin stray Rottweiler. You’ll end up being stupid, calling 911, and labeling an innocent dog (in this case one that is of an intimidating breed) as vicious and could easily cause serious confusion and consequences for that dog when you were problem all along. These social media save a dog video trends got everyone thinking it’s as simple as a “here puppy” to be the next doggy hero and feel good about yourself.

[@Poincare2024]

My guess would have been that she just wanted to take a pic, to then upload it on social media so her friends can see how she "helps" animals. And then got annoyed the dog wouldn't leave after the pic, so she called the cops

[@lilscenechick1995]

You're absolutely right. If the wrong cop showed up, and there's already confusion/misunderstanding of the dog's behavior, that dog could have been shot. Smh. She was wrong to call it "vicious". Very overly dramatic word choice. I think "stubborn" would have been more appropriate. Animal control would still be sent without lying/exaggerating the situation.

[@csmith563]

It's called MARTYRDOM. As my mother once said, 'Watching the Ocean, you walk off YOUR OWN PEIR.' So 'NEED' the world to KNOW how wonderful they are...Yet cannot think things Through...

[@suelindsey1372]

There wasn’t any sound from the dog on the 911 call 😂😂 there’s a clue

[@StatusBadness]

LMAO MANS REALLY WROTE A WHOLE PARAGRAPH

[@Replica-Airgun-Lovers]

This officer has the correct attitude with this dog. Calm and soft approach, no dog is dangerous

[@kellylestig4941]

That female cop did an outstanding job it’s nice to see when a police officer still has compassion in their heart ,great job sweetie ,thank you for being kind to the animals

[@mr.niceguy777]

Most cops are compassionate. One of the many reasons they join. I hope this and other videos will change people's perception that think that this type of thing is rare.

[@laupel]

@@mr.niceguy777 it really depends on where you live. Not everyone’s blessed to live in a place where the cops actually care about your well being. In my city nice cops like this are extremely rare

[@MasTArrrRR]

Yeah she did a great job. She had a good heart and soul we need officers like this.

[@bananawammabama]

So out of curiosity, why did you have to type "female cop" ? She is the only cop dealing with this situation, outside of some help that was off camera. She's just a cop.

[@kaleycooper9111]

@@bananawammabama You’re thinking about this to much. It’s like when you describe a story, some people say “there was a black/white/Chinese/Hispanic dude at the station” or “there was this middle aged/old lady/little girl that came up to me…” it’s just to be specific.

[@drivejapan6293]

Need to have a long talk with him about getting into cars with strangers.

[@lrowerowe7207]

LOL.

[@motherboard424]

LOL.

[@YuhHuhNuhUh]

LOL

[@bellebonebag8096]

LOL.

[@halacs23knp81]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@robertgray1365]

Operator: "He's vicious?" Idiot: "Yeah, he viciously climbed into my car to get warm and now he's viciously sitting in my passenger seat"

[@linda-0587]

“He’s just sitting there….MeNaCINgLy!!”

[@chewy3141]

They're not an idiot for stating a dog that got territorial and refused to leave their car, and one that shows aggression towards any nearby men, is vicious.

[@vishop1188]

@@chewy3141 Dogs aren't vicious if they defend themselves, clearly the dog had bad experiences with men so it doesn't trust them

[@NaunetBastet]

Oh come off it. They had kids in the car and the dog did show aggression towards the man. I’m not saying the dog IS vicious, but just that you can’t blame the couple for being concerned.

[@chewy3141]

@@NaunetBastet Exactly!

[@storyteller6418]

He's someone's baby So gentle when he takes food..

[@kamisama69666]

"you like my sandwich u want more? you wanna get in my car?" sounds like a kidnapping

[@cassidydunn3218]

🤣

[@lookslikeanangel]

That's how I would be kidnapped. Lol

[@nataliesparks4829]

😂

[@nataliesparks4829]

@@lookslikeanangel you like free wifi?😀, wanna get in my car?: I'm gone😂

[@legendkillersshittyduffleb932]

Lmfao

[@darnita12]

He didn’t like that man because he sensed his energy.

[@gigabrad4570]

Yes Rottweilers have been mediums for centuries.

[@DXFT0NES]

He has a ice scraper too the guy was probably poking him with it

[@lindamcgilbra7311]

Dumb of that guy to stand there with a menacing weapon in his hand. Duh!

[@gigabrad4570]

@Melissa Oestreich Thank you I appreciate it.

[@generalgrievousproductions]

Same with my dog. He's 20% rottweiler, and he's the sweetest dog you'll ever meet. He never growls at anyone or barks. The only time I've ever heard him bark was when I was playing with him and getting him riled up, but other than that he never barks, not even at other animals or people. But this one time, I was taking him out for a walk, this weird guy came near me and he started growing at him. Scared the crud out of me cuz I didn't know what was going on, but he's never growled at anyone else since.

[@brandyb2931]

That poor dog is lost, scared, cold and hungry, not vicious. I'm glad his owner retrieved him right away.

[@eliar.godelc2149]

Adorable pup !! Thank you so much to the police officers who kept him safe. ❤

[@ItsShatter]

Parents: “don’t ever get into a strangers car” Dog: “you got more sandwich in there?”

[@ladymoonpurplem164]

lol

[@TheTeena20]

Nothing wrong with him trying to live his dream of becoming a police K9

[@ange3261]

Sadly with this arrest on his record he may not be able to get his dream job :(

[@xkidgey]

The video title was nearly "mastermind stray dog steals police cruiser"

[@ju999X]

@@ange3261 😭

[@joca1378]

"Officers respond to a vicious call about a lovely Rottweiler."

[@Shawnsweater]

Best comment ever. Holy

[@jishan763]

Hahahahahahahahha

[@emmanuelu]

Vicious happiness

[@fataltravesty1368]

No they were dispatched to aallabout a vicious Rottweiler

[@dilldell4722]

A more appropriate title.