K9-1 on Inside Edition “Will Your Dog Protect You from an Attacker?”
Will the average pet dog protect you from an attacker? It depends on a lot of factors, but here we test a few average family dogs without any formal training.
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You guys did a fantastic job!! So fun to watch!! ?
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That was so fun to watch. The little Chihuahua was trying so hard to get him 😀
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That was awesome!
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That was great. I love when you guys do that stuff.
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