Woman’s Dog Attacks Police Officer (NO REGRETS)

Dog Trainer REACTION to large German Shepherd biting a police officer! Garret comments on a shocking news report about an aggressive and dangerous German Shepherd. This tragic case illustrates exactly why training your dog is so important.
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[@Dave_Wave]

Every dog deserves a good person, not every person deserves a good dog... she doesn't deserve a dog. This breaks my heart

[@eldesgraciado6690]

You don't "deserve" dogs. You buy them on craigslist.

[@dustinbrown1815]

She’s a horrible dog owner, she’s just a one excuse after another

[@peterbartha6640]

I don't get this problem. Because there is an animal wich is self-determining, stubborn, non-cooperative bitch and it called cat. Go and get one, it will fit you.

[@kevreyes5577]

“The dogs not a killer but a victim of circumstance “ very well said. Great video

[@jamestenilli]

Gg

[@Vroomgoesthecivic]

But when it’s a human nooooooo, he’s terrible. Nah I’m just playing 😂 honestly I would’ve endured those bites for a few weeks or months to save this dog

[@maxsavage3998]

If it kills its a killer stop playing your apologist crap

[@cg2566]

I don’t know what you all are seeing but I am seeing an improperly trained puppy. This dog seems to have come from working stock which means his reaction is to hunt and protect, she wanted the protection but not the responsibility, I believed that this puppy should have been saved taken from her and re-homed to someone who could train him properly. Lack of training, each time he bit someone he thought that he was protecting her, he didn’t deserve that fate. If I was there I would take him , it would take time these dogs are very smart.

[@ihatepenuts1]

These types of people piss me off. That dog could have had a great life with love and fair guidance. Instead, because she doesn't want to manage him properly, he's being euthanized. But don't worry, I'm sure the dog was never "abused" with a crate or a prong collar.

[@MaiBoricuaTai]

Right?! A quick pop with the prop collar would stopped his bite in the first place but she had him on harnesses. Crate training is safety, safe and calm space for the dog, and it means you can put your dog up without fear they will hurt someone else. She could have easily do all of this....if she sought out training before getting the dog and learning/reading up on the breed and its needs. She was abusive, the poor dog didn't deserve her bs.

[@tneveca]

Correct. This overly permissive liberal mentality is what turned San Francisco into a 3rd-world hellhole.

[@Timbo6669]

I disagree with prongs and e-collars (I never used them on my 90lbs boy) and I have a supposed untrainable breed. Prongs just make it quicker to learn and my philosophy is always to take your time and to not rush things. So prongs don’t fit in with my world view but I don’t mind others using them. It’s not cruel.

[@ihatepenuts1]

@Timbo6669 I don't have a problem with that. As long as you're training your dog and don't judge other people for how they train theirs.

[@Timbo6669]

@@ihatepenuts1 the only problem I have with those type of devices is how people tend to use them the wrong way. Then I complain. People who put the _shock_ up too high or when people don’t take the prong collar off when it’s leasure time at home. They’re should be more instructions on how to use them; hence why I love these types of videos. Have a great week!

[@Neogeozz]

Omg shes so clueless.. She needs a court order not to own animals.

[@deborahd2936]

Agreed!

[@ElSa-fu8bi]

court order - may only own fish LOL

[@KOHoxton]

Feel that way about most dog owners, people think outrageous behavior is cute or a quirk, cant fucking stand it. Man

[@hydroy1]

@@ElSa-fu8bi Or a bird

[@kenburroughs6487]

Yea

[@Dedlyniteshade]

People like her owning dogs terrifies me

[@blkbltboarder86]

I've never read a book so fast! kzbin.infoUgkx1_veP7CApJK_GWy_TczaMciuG64PqJeU Learning about his dogs and experiences was just the icing on the cake - bed this book through and through. We're working with our new pup and Brandon's advise was just what I needed. Wish he'd just come and train for me haha but it's good for us and happy to have this new set of tools to use on our pup.

[@Emberelle420]

I was bit by a German shepherd that was "overprotective" and the lady didn't even apologize. She was like oh did she bite you hard? It doesn't matter if it but me hard, it bit me that's the point. I didn't antagonize the dog at all, I was doing my job knocked on the front door the dog came out of the garage door and was growling. I started slowly backing up but staying firm and confident and when she opened the front door it leaped and bit my thigh hard. She acted like it was my fault, when in reality it was lack of responsibility from her. I didn't want the dog to be put down, but I am terrified if that dog gets out and hurts someone else or even a child. Its honestly terrifying.

[@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions]

wow!

[@KOHoxton]

Thats been a lot of experience of mine, im scared shitless of dogs, I've gotten bitten often. And anytime someone's fucking dog bites me. I get "well you shouldn't be scared." Well, i could shoot you and this fucking dog next time.

[@quandombus18]

It's a shame such a beautiful dog had to be put down. She basically killed her own dog because she was worried about herself. She's a victim of her own life choices.

[@marleytrent4181]

WHAT it has to be put down!!!????

[@David-Reed]

The dog is the victim of the owners negligence

[@terrye6853]

Sad part of all this is it’s not the Dogs fault she is responsible for this animal’s death

[@rudyg528]

It's a shame that he will be put down. It's also a shame that, like you said, the owner is clueless.

[@scottwarner1017]

She brought this on herself, she should never be able to have another dog. She is dangerous.

[@Troy-Echo]

It's so sad that the dog had to pay the ultimate price for how it was raised and cared for (or not cared for) by this owner. I feel bad for the police officer, and the judge that had no choice but to put the dog down due to the owner not taking any meaningful corrective measures.

[@renaeaz76]

I had a neighbor just like this who would let 2 big dogs with same temperament run loose all the time. Bit multiple people. Every time someone got bit, owner said it was their fault, if they simply wouldn't be afraid of the dogs, they wouldn't get bit. Some people shouldn't own a pet rock...

[@mswarren112]

Looking at my 18m GSD with gratitude. He comes from very good stock. And we’ve socialized & trained from the very beginning (9w). Seeing what could’ve been breaks my heart. Very sad for this dog. He’s a beautiful dog. She’s a lousy owner.

[@ryanwitwickifaddegon4291]

Could happen to any dog, be careful. The humane society or animal control world is more corrupt than you are aware of. I think she could have taken responsibility, but putting dog down is unnecessary over one bite.

[@bevalexander5897]

I have a beautiful GSD. I walk him every day. He is never outside (except in my backyard) without a leash. At least once a week someone stops me and tells me how well behaved he is. I tell them “Thank you”. But I always tell them it’s taken a lot of work. He is a pain in my ass at home, but in public, he knows how to act. I’ve had him more than 4 yrs now, and he’s only growled at 2 people (men) on our walks. I listened to him and crossed the street. This story just breaks my heart. What a beautiful dog, so sad this ended the way it did. But his fate was sealed when she allowed him to bite the officer.

[@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions]

Good for you listening to him! In hindsight I took care of a labrador, and I had a man come over to visit, and the dog did NOT like him at all - and later I realized that man wasn't good.... I am grateful I had that dog around!

[@mollysmith6284]

That poor dog! What a waste. I’m so glad the officer didn’t get hurt worse than that! I couldn’t afford to get my dog from a breeder, I got him off of craigslist which was a risky move but we tested him out and really liked him. He’s a German Shepherd, Australian Kelpie cross. We got him at about four months old, and he had a tendency to be a little reactive and we have been socializing him as much as possible and it’s made a huge difference. Also, he knows what’s expected of him and how he is supposed to behave, and what happens if he doesn’t. He’s a million times better than he was when we first got him! We are always watching your videos, love a prong collar :-) and have learned so much from them thank you! He’s my dog, and he’s super protective over me, but he loves meeting new friends and he’s great with kids, and I take them on a walk nearly every day and anytime we go anywhere he’s going with us. He’s super smart, super loyal, and now that he knows not everybody’s a bad guy, he loves people and making new friends(they become part of his herd) and I trust him with kids and walking him in public and spending time in public places, He’d be so much farther behind if it wasn’t for all that we’ve learned from watching your videos. Thank you so much, for making this available to the average Joe. Congratulations on your retirement and thank you for your service :-)

[@luistaborda7757]

I agree with you 100%, breeding, training, and socialization, or a must when you get a dog.

[@michaelf6705]

I wouldnt say breeding, she just never established pack structure.

[@drysj]

Put down the owner not the dog

[@jax761]

Agreed bro

[@omkardhange2310]

I ws going to say same

[@JohnJacobson-o1j]

That's a stupid things to say. It's dialogue like this that only compounds things and worsens things for the animals. You just don't speak of killing someone. Buffoonery

[@kyleja23]

Beautiful Dog! Zeus deserved a better owner.

[@sfdf1979]

That poor dog landed in the wrong home. This lady shouldn’t have anything bigger than a Yorkie.

[@admirallily]

Not even that.

[@annafocke208]

Off topic: I watched your previous videos and then tried your techniques (minus the prong collar) on my leash reactive dog (shetland sheepdog) and my other dog that pulls a lot (australian shepherd). I couldn't believe how much progress we made in 15 minutes! Even around their triggers, they calmly walked behind me on a loose leash and stared up at me the whole time. Just wow. Thank you a lot for this, I can't wait to go out with my aussie without wrist sprains now 😂

[@samadgriffin6853]

It makes no sense that people can't control their GSD's. They're so easy to train!

[@ryanwitwickifaddegon4291]

Not everyone can control a dog no matter how much they train those canines. At end of day dogs are dogs, and will do what they please.

[@blueflare3848]

They have a lot of drive and can be dominant if you’re not assertive with them. They’re not a dog for everyone.

[@samadgriffin6853]

@@blueflare3848 True. They are definitely not for everyone.

[@cdvoices]

I have a neighbor like this, and they have 3 dogs, all untrained. They like to run around the neighborhood and cause fights with the rest of the dogs and people walking around. If I did not have my walking stick, one of them would have bitten me, and not my stick. A few other people have been bit and want to still give the owner and the dogs another chance, showed this info to the neighbor and they still wont do anything about it. Animal control is last resort but starting to become more necessary.

[@Nyla_]

Better inform animal control before it's too late. For ppl, other dogs and even this dogs themselves. I understand that's a huge step nobody likes to do.

[@RawDiscovery]

I agree with the person above me. It sounds like time to get Animal Control involved. Unfortunate but it’s time.

[@Metalalbumreviewers]

Call animal control before the dogs do something extreme and damaging/deadly to another dog or neighbor. It will only escalate. Dogs don't train bad behavior out of themselves.

[@susanmeadows627]

I'd leave a business card at that neighbors house Garrett. They need you. 👍❤️🐾

[@cls8796]

Lol who would want to work with an owner like that!!!

[@patsabol8699]

If a dog raised by her is like this, think what a kid would be like.

[@belchbat9955]

The fact she didn’t have a kennel already tells you enough about what kind of owner she is. First thing a dog needs to be taught is the kennel is a safe place.

[@alaskayoung3413]

Yeah… especially a German shepherd. So tired of everyone getting dogs in America and treating them like children and having zero knowledge on how to train or won’t pay for one.

[@rustyshackleford9154]

She literally said it's her son. I think people who talk like that are cringe. Putting a dog on the same level as having a son is such a crazy mindset.

[@donaldduck2405]

Her area looks like they have a big backyard with no need for a kennel, but I think her canine is a house dog, so a kennel is needed because of its behavior. RLTW

[@yummybong148]

@@rustyshackleford9154 while I agree with the dog needing a better owner, not understanding how people call dogs apart of the family and say stuff like that just proves your the muron calling people cringe something that the 12 year olds are doing currently. Trying to act tough while posing as the panzy Dale Gribble good one buddy.

[@rustyshackleford9154]

@@yummybong148 this guy definitely calls his dogs his son and daughter

[@rumham7466]

This poor dog. It’s not the dog’s fault. Maybe one of the K9 trainers can take the dog in and rehabilitate him and turn him around.

[@LimitlessJayson]

As good of an idea as this is, poor breeding can never recover even with rehabiliation

[@Loki-Rosies-mom]

I remember seeing this video but didn't know much about it other than her version of events. I have a husky and I've just adopted a GSD puppy who has issues but I'm working very hard with a breed specific trainer just to give her the best outcome. My dogs are my family and they are loved just like that but they don't go around attacking people. What a waste of a dog 😢 all he needed was a competent handler

[@daliene517]

That dog needed a prong collar! Or a shock collar!

[@jenedmonds3047]

If she loved the dog enough she could have easily done these things to avoid him being taken. This is so sad. Such an easy thing to fix by getting a bit of guidance and training 😢

[@thomasgilbert8734]

It's sad that this had to happen. She should be charged financially and criminally.

[@1packatak]

Once again the owner is irresponsible and the dog pays the price.

[@Eternal_11_Sasha]

I too have noticed an increase in highly reactive sheps as well in recent years. Just two days ago we had a close call with one at my job. I work as a dog trainer at a retail pet store and was in the back of the store when I heard a loud, repetitive, alarm bark from what I believed to be a larger breed dog (likely a shep). Turns out it was in fact a large shep, fully intact, alarm barking and lunging at a young boy who was skipping in the store. The child was about 6-8 feet away from the dog. The woman that owned the dog had the dog on a braided nylon slip lead that was approx. 4 feet in length. She was barely able to maintain grip of the lead as the dog lunged towards the child. I quickly made my way to my leader on duty and told her, "that dog is reactive towards that child". We have a policy that only leaders may formally ask a patron to leave the premises, so I was advising her of the danger hoping she would make the call. She did in fact promptly walk to the woman and calmly instructed her to leave with her dog. The woman's jaw dropped as if she was shocked by this and asked why. My manager told her that her dog is clearly aggressive and needs to remove him for everyone's safety. She began screaming vulgarities at my leader and claimed she would be calling corporate. All of that happened in parking lot. Meanwhile, I am speaking to the child and parent. The child says "that doggie barked at me a lot!" I told him yes and said "that doggie has a very bad handler!" My leader pulled me to the side afterward and asked me if she made the right call. I told her yes and if corporate wants to speak to me they may and I will tell them how dangerous the dog was. Too many people are getting dogs they can't handle and there are a great many poor breeders out there which is a recipe for disaster.

[@jimnummerdor9687]

It’s always someone else’s fault in today’s society. If she really cared about her companion she would have taken care of things and not even come close to losing her dog. Life is all about the choices we make. Make bad ones and now you get to regret them for rest of your life.

[@ricgray9986]

Had a run in with a male Chihuahua that was okay with me petting him but freaking out when my Corso approached him. I see many little dogs that are out of control. It's shitty owners. They don't discipline small dogs because do much damage. I've said this before, in the information age being ignorant is a choice. All of here are doing the work.

[@harmonie3997]

What a terrible person that woman is. She ruined that dogs life because of it.

[@corie_1032]

If your going to own a dog, especially a German Shepard. Train it! Don't just rely on the "hope" your dog will be tame.

[@BobbieDraper]

why does everyone and their mother name their dog zeus

[@atyourservicedog]

Why is there an epidemic of women like this getting power breeds they can’t/won’t/refuse to train properly? I own a Rottweiler and studied training for two years before bringing him home! People always say what a great dog he is, and that’s true he’s got a great personality, but it’s also because of a TON of work. I don’t trust any dog anymore, I’m sick of getting attacked by people who act their dog’s aggression is something everyone else should just deal with. Dog bites are EPIDEMIC right now, between bad breeding and idiots owing dogs they shouldn’t. If you are struggling with a reactive dog, it’s a process and that’s okay, but get the training help you need and make sure to muzzle and house safely.

[@Nutmeg142]

Can you imagine how this lady raised her children if she can’t even discipline a dog for the good of its safety and others?

[@1zanglang]

She has no children she's not married, she has no remorse, no politeness. She's the prototype of self entitled narcissit.

[@DanielHutton-Folkers]

she has no children :/

[@LeoHolanda_CANBR]

Put the dog to adoption for a responsible owner! Euthanize a 1 y.o. dog is not the answer. At this stage, there is still lots of room for training. Maybe not in this "progressive" purely positive California

[@1packatak]

Very few people will take that risk. The liability for the new owner is huge.

[@mjay6245]

​@@1packatak A ton of people would take that risk to save this dog's life. I would take him if it were possible.

[@rumham7466]

One of the K9 officers should try to rehabilitate the little guy. This is really sad.

[@ihatepenuts1]

They're all positive until it doesn't work. Then off to the firing squad the dogs go...

[@NoNo_IStay]

​@@1packatak not true

[@rumham7466]

And yes people don’t do enough research when getting a “purebred” from a breeder. My own family didn’t. Even though I’ve been the first one to have dogs and rescues and Inform people of bad Breeders and puppy mills etc. Then they all decided they wanted dogs too. And what do they do? They go to Lancaster PA which is known to be puppy mills Smh. Any breeders with numerous litters, different breeds, always puppies available etc should be blatantly obviously NOT RIGHT! Then of course the one right off the bat had ear issues, he sits oddly on one side, heart murmur. The other one has behavioral issues and never sits still and is always on edge. The other one as well. Ugh I wish I could do more about these poor dogs and these Sht people. If you are wanting a certain dog and are going to go to a breeder, please just take the time to research and do it diligently. There are responsible people out there who do care about the breed and the health and integrity of the animals. It might take longer. And you might have to travel a bit. But please don’t give business to these careless people.

[@wilfredmcgillicuddy7902]

A terrible dog owner. I've owned dogs my whole life and never seen this level of incompetence. FWIW, you cannot properly control a dog with a harness, especially a bigger dog like that.

[@joshlevy9462]

Totally agree, the owner was at fault for everything that happened and unfortunately there is many more out there like her that don’t have a grasp on the reality that her dog/“child” is a problem and enabling it only continues the problem not resolve it. German Shepard puppies are cute so people want one but German Shepards are working class dogs, they need to be trained and given a proper objective or they tend to lead a life of crime.

[@Arkstromater]

I’m currently training my dog to walk on a leash…..she’s six months old….at obedience classes they told me to apply pressure every time that the dog pulls and eventually she will learn not to pull….I have had success with other dogs using this method…..but I feel like these other people that walk by are judging me ….. I feel like they think that I’m being cruel by putting pressure on the leash when she pulls……but I’d rather have an obedient and loving pet than be In this woman’s position.

[@dpelli]

This absolutely breaks my heart. German Shepherds are amazing dogs when they’re trained and socialized properly (it doesn’t take a genius, just some effort). I really hope she doesn’t get another GSD.

[@canecorsomom2023]

Anyone who has gotten an accidental pressure bite just playing tug knows that ish hurts. I think the right person could help this dog, but there are so many good dogs in shelters who have never done something like this, id hate for them to get passed over for this dog.

[@billmendez6229]

I’ve enjoyed watching your content. Thank you. I have been around a few dogs, including recently a cane Corso in Florida on vacation. 80 pounds about nine months old at first meeting. He bit me pretty good in the hand by the end of the week we were best friends. I am planning to get a Dog in the future but I want to be a good owner and know more about training before I go into that venture. Period so I watch a lot of your content as well as a few others. Thank you I would like to be around a few of the kind of dog that I’m looking at to make sure it is a good fit.

[@lisaleondires9576]

This is a sad story 😢.

[@MaksymMinenko]

This dog does NOT deserve to be put down. It just needs another owner...

[@yoboiellis5222]

It really hurts to just know that this dog lost his life due to the stupidity of the owner. Not everone deserves dogs.

[@DC-xv5po]

So why should the dog be euthanized? The dog is just untrained and he's not even a bad behaviour case, just not trained at all. The dog can be trained and rehomed easily. Is it fair that somehow is the "dog's fault" when it's clear that the owner should never own a pet, not a dog, but a pet at all. And I do not know the laws there, but after all this, did this owner get a restriction for not being able to own another dog again? Or is she going to kill lots of dogs (and hopefully not humans and other animals) from now on without any consequences for herself? Like how is the dog a danger for public and not his freakin owner? Like ffs the dog is not even an adult at 1yo, physically and mentally speaking.

[@butterflylady8875]

Because the enforcement officers only see the breed for the most part

[@highfieldbri]

Wouldn't a better outcome be to rehome the dog with an experienced, responsible person who has time to train him properly. It seems a shame that such a beautiful young dog has to die because he had an irresponsible owner, who couldn't be bothered to invest the time and money to have him properly trained. After all, he didn't choose her to be his owner.

[@melissasimonin5577]

Yes! That is exactly what I was thinking 😞

[@candidaramirez1063]

My heart breaks for the innocent animal with a very uncaring owner. He didn't deserve the way his journey turned out. Proper/improper breeding aside, he did not deserve that. 💙👼🏻💜

[@kiyoshi6739]

This woman can't train her dog properly , doesn't know how to handle her dog and then victim blames the officer 🙄

[@stevenburleson3622]

This was absolutely 100 percent HER fault. She failed her dog.

[@Lemanada]

This is crazy! This morning my dog and I was almost attacked by a German Shepard mix. As I was walking my dog someone let two dogs out of their apartment without a leash. One bully and one German Shepard mix. I was outside screaming who’s dogs are these?! Nothing! I kept swinging and screaming at the dog to get away. Until a random guy came out to help me claiming some guy let’s his dogs off leash everyday without supervision. That’s insane. I left angry and thanking the guy forgetting to ask which apartment number. Now I have no idea what to do other than to wake up at the same time to catch which apartment the dogs came from.

[@amitchandra4304]

It's the owner to blame 101% sure

[@Faceless4548]

Some people don’t need dogs because stuff like this happens 😢

[@bullarabcookie]

She should go to jail

[@dude3277]

I got bit in the hand by my cousins fully grown German Shepard when I was a kid. He bit me as a warning (he was food aggressive) and he didn’t bite me hard enough to puncture skin and it didn’t actually hurt. It scared me back then but today I know well enough to know that dog didn’t want to harm me. He simply wanted me to respect his space. This issue with this dog and owner is being blown out of proportion. The dog isn’t dangerous. The dog is protective. The owner isn’t a bad person or bad owner. The State is by far too invasive over this nothing issue.

[@ArticulatedFighterz]

the dog didnt deserve this, the dog is just trying to protect.

[@criszh2981]

Great insight in this video, thank you. Unfortunately self-entitlement (“I don’t know how to do something, but I’ll keep doing it my way”) has spread too much in our society.

[@sayhello5377]

This is so upsetting. People who have no intention of being in control of their animals shouldn’t have animals. If you have a large breed dog that could knock over a person by jumping on him or bite, someone’s hand off, you must be in control! That dog must be trained! All dogs should be trained, of course. But, big dogs absolutely must be. And that doesn’t let owners of small dogs off the hook, either. Some of the most vicious dogs I’ve ever known were little yappy things. My late dog, God rest, her soul, was a chocolate lab. Sweet as could be. Very well trained. Never met a stranger. And one day in 2019, we went for a walk around our neighborhood. Someone who lives up the street from us, didn’t have their storm door latched all the way. When we walked by on the sidewalk, their Maltese busted through the screen door And attacked our dog. I was literally trying to body block my dog so she wouldn’t get hurt, but this Maltese just kept going for her face. And my poor dog just didn’t even know what to do so she stood there and took it and I’m kicking this stupid dog off my dog and screaming for the owner to come outside. And then the owner came out and she was completely blasé about it and acted like it wasn’t a big deal. I called the police and that dog was euthanized because it bit the officer that came out. Blake, if you don’t have any intention of training your dog, you shouldn’t have one.

[@DKingXJ]

A perfect example of someone "loving their dog to death". They make excuses and blame everyone but themselves for the dog not being socialized, having no manners and the owner having zero control over the dog or themselves. The irresponsible owner allows the situation to continue until the poor dog has to pay with it's life for the person ognorance and arrogance. Disgusting.

[@chriswhetton3584]

Sounds to me like she thinks she is “parenting” her dog, not training it.

[@LadydogC]

I am quilty quilty for not having my dog scocialized. I am 66 no family or friends around, work, live 30 min. From town, no parks. Country living... 3yr old fm spayed pit. Spoiled rotten, knows basic commands and some tricks. She gets to run 14 acres from time to time. We are on a corner and she has started chasing farm trucks, cars playing music, tractors and what ever down the long side of the road and property. I purchased the wireless fence to keep her from the corner and running that long strip. She has a doggy door and fenced back yard. Now 1/2 acre including the house outside. This has taken one time and she is aware of the flags and her stopping points. I will put permanent items like a large potted plant that will help her remember not to go past. For now, I hope this works for the rest of her life. I want people to feel safe with this love pit. I also never want her hurt or for her to make a bite. I am quilty but responsible. All it would take to change her mind frame is for a person to panic and run or yell and come at her. Yes, i can close her from the yard and front of house if needed.

[@susieq1969]

German Shepherd came in my backyard and killed my Jack Russell, he really was not an aggressive dog, I believe it's because they were two male dogs very territorial however this German Shepherd got away from its owner is how it got to my dog, I believe anybody that has a German Shepherd or any large dog for that matter definitely needs to properly train their dog.

[@newdark]

Seeing how she didn’t even hold the dog’s leash with 2 hands knowing it would lunge and also let it hit the far end of the leash is just irresponsible, and then she didn’t show any apology or comply to the officer’s recommendations for the kennel and muzzle (2 things that would be very important in this case, especially the muzzle). I don’t think that woman deserves that dog at all after seeing this. That’s just what I see

[@Jezziha]

i love how when people get dogs and they turn out to be reactive or reactive aggressive and calls it protection....because of one incident....

[@CanemK9]

Such a sad story, because of some ignorant lady with no self criticism… poor dog…

[@9889stephanie]

A beautiful animal unfortunately he had a owner that wanted a dog but didn't want to do what she needed to do to be a good dog owner.

[@williamna5800]

To bad this sorry judicial system always takes it out on the animal instead of the person. This kind of trash needs to be held accountable. Pretty sure the dog didn't drive somewhere, buy the person and then fail the person due to idiocy and laziness.

[@wallsofgab]

@7:51 .... I felt that exasperated sigh in my soul from the officer with the body cam 🙃That's the same sigh I heard every day when people bring these dogs into doggy daycare and someone (or me...) gets bit.

[@nicolemarie3660]

From my experience, I thought my Rottweiler was bad breeding stock because of the aggression he was showing at 8wks old. However, when I sent him to board and train, the trainers had zero issues training him, he loved them and they loved training him. Turns out it was my lack of confidence that he took advantage of and was dominant even that young! I think the trainer trained me!!!😂 more than he trained my pup!! Either way, this woman is a menace and probably thought it was her dog being protective... Uh no... Unless you specifically train the dog for protection, it should show no aggression toward humans. My Rottie can be approached by almost anyone, any age. He loves the attention. Thanks for making people aware and hopefully stopping bad ownership. I cannot blame the dog. The minute any dog shows dominance, the owner is responsible for an intervention and getting help to solve the behavior.

[@wenmoon448]

"bad breeding" is a ridiculous statement when its an owner like that and a one yea old.

[@knixiepixie]

Where was Zac George when we needed him 😔🥴

[@powerliftingpremedcrafter473]

Lol

[@atyourservicedog]

If only he’d been there to throw treats!

[@johnnyt4538]

That’s to bad the dog obviously needs training not his fault the owner doesn’t know better. But I know dogs all kinds and breeds for what ever reason don’t like uniforms never understood that. Love your clips 👍🏽

[@allisonlevy616]

This video literally makes me cry. She is basically sending her dog to death and she knows the fate of this dog. She did not of course want to send her dog to animal control which is one reason for her poor handling in addition to not getting the necessary support for her dog. Very sad. The dog always pays. I agree with Garret this dog could have been saved.

[@BlessedBeByHisGrace]

Narcissists should not own animals… Animals deserves owners that make them the centre of attention for companionship, training and a well balanced animal. Narcissist have ZERO empathy, and completely selfish.

[@DonaGeek]

So sad. This was not even the dogs fault but this lady w her fake crocodile tears. Can’t stand ppl like this - ppl who don’t deserve to own dogs!

[@deborahd2936]

That woman is in denial and crazy.

[@mlee40738]

This makes me so angry. SHE did this. She should never be allowed to have another dog.

[@NIDZGORSKI]

Too many dog owners like that.

[@primalcritters]

This is so sad. A strong German Shepherd in the wrong hands is a bad idea. It would break my heart to have to see this dog put down when it should simply be rehomed

[@canadasweetie]

Im sorry. That dog should not have been put down. That’s ridiculous.

[@rayarias7127]

Cesar Milan would prob@bly take that dog instead of it being euthanized. Sad to see the life of a beautiful animal because of the owners care of it. The dog is not mean, it is protecting his owner.

[@MrsMcIlrath]

I have a pit/german that I rescued that was abused. He wouldn’t survive on the streets. His snout and mouth are too long and too skinny so he can’t eat properly. Terrible humans. And then b34t him on top of getting picked on by the litter. He’s rehabilitated and amazing with my children. I despise humans that mistreat animals. It’s her fault and I hope by the end of the vid the dog got saved

[@concerned_2023]

This dog is a one year old german shepherd. It's still a puppy in an adult's body and is going through his rebellious phase. Not everyone should own a german shepherd. This dog if anything should be rehomed. This woman is not strong enough to maintain that dog without training. Getting insurance for a dog is tough. I currently have a one year rehomed GSD and needs some manners. He uses pressure bites because he want to play.

[@melodieramsay655]

She's lucky she didn't get arrested for assault.

[@ericameyerchandelieralves]

If she really cared about the dog or loved it, she would've done that list and more. She cared more about her 'rights' than the dog's safety or future.

[@k9avengersdogrescue]

We are in Nevada. She called us. We passed on working with her.

[@nancyshelden1735]

When you have this breed they need to be in training classes from a young age. She didn’t have any business having a dog that she couldn’t control and never had any training.

[@raccoonpunk707]

That's why Switzerland won't let you get specific dog breeds without a permit. Other Breeds are only allowed if you do specific dog training ect.

[@adpaulsen6600]

This is extremely distressing especially if she was given a warning. The owner failed a really good working pup.

[@rebeccar19]

I didn't realize there are breeding problems in German Shepherds recently. That explains a lot to me! I grew up knowing a lot of German Shepherds who were all awesome dogs. But my neighborhood right now has several German Shepherds that are very difficult dogs. There is one house that I cannot even pass by on the opposite side of the street without the German Shepherd losing it in its fenced yard. It got half its body over the fence trying to get at my puppy and me. Another off leash German Shepherd charged at us just 2 nights ago..and the only thing that saved us was another person running by who it decided to chase instead. I have never before in my life seen this with these dogs. The ones I have known have always been very well trained. It is extremely hard for me to teach my puppy to walk on the leash properly with this nonsense going on!

[@KellyBone-j4k]

Gotta teach your dogs everything is not a threat. Irresponsible pet owners shouldn’t own aggressive dogs.

[@plsstop7242]

She should be charged for animal cruelty 😢

[@marii_isidkanymore]

My dog is an 8 month old mix and he’s actually very well mannered on leash and off

[@gyzrdgamer_]

I had roommates last be year who decided to get a dog from the pound (knowing that same dog was sent back to that pound twice for being aggressive towards people and animals, poorly trained and poor upbringing) the dog was for one of the roommates so obviously, he became only accustomed to her. Everyone else who lived there, couldn't even be in the same room. They never got training, and the dog eventually ended up biting and scratching me while I was returning home. I can't stand people thinking that just because a dog is cute, he is fine and doesn't need anything. My injuries thankfully are healed, but after that incident and watching this channel, I'm always on alert with any dog. When I get one of my own, I'm definitely going through this training, and in starting my good boy young !