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Originally Posted by havasu
We would refer to those dogs as "Melon Heads." You could cut off one of their legs and they would still attack as if they didn't feel it. Very awsome creatures, but a little too hot blooded for my temperment.
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No, Jax is a 75lb puppy who likes to cuddle, I have no idea what your talking about. But yeah, I know what you mean, they flip like a switch. Mali's go until they are dead, literally. They go through the window instead of going through the open door sometimes. He kills me with the loft.
I love the shepards we train with, both German and Dutch, but Jax is just something, maybe I am bias because he is mine.
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Originally Posted by havasu
Yes, I trained several of them for attack and narcotic detection. They bite hard!
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Narc, attack, patrol, and tracking. Oh the fun times. Yes, they do bite hard, when people are bruised through the suit and have a hard time walking, it is a very hard bite.
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Originally Posted by blucher
I think it was on "60 Minutes" I saw those dogs work airports & boder crossings. I was impressed they can still detect grass hidden within a series of bags and plastic/tin containers.
In one case the dog attacked a tire. The cops discovered all 4 tires filled with weed.
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Certain dogs (more training) can find it buried underground in a plastic bag. But remember, they have to be able to find it where people hide it.
Airports also tend to use labs as well.
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