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Aggression Drives in Protection Training

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  1. Arthur Lopatin July 23, 2019

    Not directly protection-related, but I couldn’t resist posting this link. “K-9 Verro spotted a deputy running and since he could not differentiate between the deputy and the suspect without his handler present he “apprehended the Deputy by grabbing the back of his leg and followed his training by biting and holding until he was commanded to release.”

    The deputy “had no idea the dog was actually a law enforcement canine,” especially since K-9 Verro bit him from behind, investigators said.
    https://www.foxnews.com/us/georgia-police-dog-shot-and-killed-by-deputy-during-pursuit-with-suspect-sheriffs-office

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