"lab-pit bull mix"
so equal chances it wanted to lick the officer as bite him.
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04-22-2011, 05:09 AM #31“The Misc. is a stone-faced Uncle Sam with Popeye’s forearms and a cocked pistol in each hand. It’s a screeching bald eagle with a foreign Bad Thing in its talons. It’s everything that defines America’s bro culture, magnified and weaponized. But it’s deeper than that.“
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04-22-2011, 05:22 AM #37
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you mean about a 11 percent chance it would bite the officer according to one of the only legit dog bite statistic sites there is
http://www.atts.org/stats1.html
tested/passed/failed/percent
AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER 772 664 108 86.0%
LABRADOR RETRIEVER 763 704 59 92.3%
Description of the Temperament Test
The ATTS Temperament Test focuses on and measures different aspects of temperament such as stability, shyness, aggressiveness, and friendliness as well as the dog's instinct for protectiveness towards its handler and/or self-preservation in the face of a threat.
The test simulates a casual walk through a park or neighborhood where everyday life situations are encountered. During this walk, the dog experiences visual, auditory and tactile stimuli. Neutral, friendly and threatening situations are encountered, calling into play the dog's ability to distinguish between non-threatening situations and those calling for watchful and protective reactions.
Dogs must be at least 18 months old to enter this test. The test takes about eight to 12 minutes to complete. The dog is on a loose six-foot (6') lead. The handler is not allowed to talk to the dog, give commands, or give corrections.
Failure on any part of the test is recognized when a dog shows:
Unprovoked aggression
Panic without recovery
Strong avoidance
The ATTS Temperament Test consists of ten subtests divided into five subcategories:
Behavior Toward Strangers
Objective: To measure the dog's reaction to strangers in a non-threatening situation.
Subtest 1: Neutral stranger
A stranger to the dog approaches the handler, shakes hands with the handler and engages the handler in a brief conversation, ignoring the dog.
The purpose of this subtest is to evaluate the dog's reaction to passive socialization and the dog's protective instinct.
Subtest 2: Friendly stranger
A stranger to the dog approaches happily and briskly, is very friendly to the dog and pets the dog.
The purpose of this subtest is to evaluate the dog's active social skills.
Reaction to Auditory Stimuli
Objective: To measure the dog's reaction to auditory stimuli and the dog's investigative behavior.
Subtest 3: Hidden Noise
The handler/dog team approaches a hidden assistant who rattles a metal bucket filled with rocks and sets this bucket in the path of the team. The handler may encourage the dog to investigate the bucket only when asked to do so. The handler's focus must be on the bucket, not on the dog.
The purpose of this subtest is to test alertness and curiosity.
Subtest 4: Gunshots
The handler stops at a designated marker with his/her back towards a well hidden assistant. The assistant fires three shots using a .22 caliber starter pistol (SHOT-PAUSE-SHOT-SHOT).
The purpose of this subtest is to measure the dog's recovery response to a sudden noise.
Reaction to Visual Stimulus
Objective: To measure the dog's reaction to a sudden visual stimulus.
Subtest 5: Umbrella
The handler/dog team approaches an assistant sitting in a chair holding a closed umbrella parallel to the ground at a 90 degree angle to the approaching team. When the dog is five feet from the assistant, the umbrella is opened. The handler may encourage the dog to investigate the umbrella only when asked to do so. The handler's focus must be on the umbrella, not on the dog.
Tactile Stimuli
Objective: To measure the dog's reaction to unusual footing.
Subtest 6: Plastic Footing
Both the handler and the dog walk the entire length of a 15-foot by 6-foot clear plastic strip.
Subtest 7: Wire Footing
Only the dog will walk the entire length of a 12-foot by 3-foot unfolded exercise pen.
The purpose of these subtests is to measure the dog's sensitivity to unusual footing, its ability to recover from the fear of unusual footing and to measure its investigative behavior to the unusual footing.
Self Protective/Aggressive Behavior
Objective: These tests collectively evaluate the dog's capacity to recognize an unusual situation, its threshold to provocation, its protective instincts, and its propensity to realize when the situation becomes a threat.
Subtest 8: Non-Threatening
The handler/dog team stops at the designated marker. A weirdly-dressed stranger crosses the path 38 feet in front of the team.
The purpose of this subtest is to test the dog's alertness to an unusual situation.
Subtest 9: Threatening
The weird stranger advances 10 feet towards the stationary handler in a threatening manner.
The purpose of this subtest is to evaluate the dog's ability to recognize when an unusual situation turns into a provocation.
Subtest 10: Aggression
The weird stranger advances to within 18 feet of the stationary handler in an aggressive manner.
The purpose of this subtest is to evaluate the dog's protective instincts.
The stranger is never closer than 10 feet from the dog. The handler's 2 foot arm and the 6' lead is added in for a total of 18 feet. Aggression here is checked against the breed standard and the dog's training. A schutzhund trained dog lunging at the stranger is allowed, but if an untrained Siberian husky does the same, it may fail.
At the conclusion of the test, the handler will receive a critique about the dog's performance. Certificate will be mailed within 90 days of the test.
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You'd have to be an unthinking zombie loser moron with shtt for brains not to be able to discern the difference between an aggressive dog in the process of coming at you, and a timid dog that is not.
I have read several disgusting & disturbing stories like this from the US now, it's starting to seem to me that the Kops will clutch at any technicality in order just to kill something. How else do you explain it? If I were a Cop, I know I'd have no problems recognizing the difference between someone's pet, and a roid raging, frothing at the mouth attack animal bounding in for the kill.
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04-22-2011, 05:28 AM #40
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It's one thing shooting the dog, not letting anyone treat it for 3 hours is sick. Taking pleasure in harming animals is actually the mark of a psychopath.
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Someone should be held accountable anytime a warrant is issued for an incorrect address. That's the only way things like this will ever stop.
BRB shooting your dog because I have a warrant.
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04-22-2011, 07:27 AM #52
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It's fuking ridiculous. I would have tried to help it but then probably would have got shot as well for not following orders.
Cops are such power tripping *******s.How dare you!
Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner.
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04-22-2011, 07:41 AM #53
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cops are trigger happy *******s
one time in my state they raided they mayor of some town's house and shot his dogs after fedex intercepted a package of weed sent from Arizona to his address. The person who sent it was just going to take the package off the guy's doorstep when it was delivered and the guy had nothing to do with it.
oh yeah, the best part was that the dogs (2 retrievers) were actually RUNNING AWAY from the cops when they shot them.... ****ing sad
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04-22-2011, 07:57 AM #54
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04-22-2011, 08:20 AM #56
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lol I would keep my emotions under control.
Then go to his house and murder all his pets."If you always put limit on everything you do, physical or anything else. It will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them"
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04-22-2011, 08:22 AM #57
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fuk the cop. bottom line is, the resident was on her property, the dog was on their property. the cop came onto their property. f u guys giving cops all the power, i would have straight up told the cop to show a warrant or get the f off my property. period. he had no justification harassing citizens.
now, what would happen if you killed a cop dog? you would be charged with killing a 'human', in terms of killing an officer. you would be burnt at the stake.
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The cop wasnt even allowed on the property to begin with, and is claiming self defence? With the work I do, Im allowed to walk on to your property and there is nothing you can do about it, but if your dog bites/attacks me, its my fault. Plain and simple, its the dogs territory, so stay the fukk out if you dont trust the dog.
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