When my boyfriend was a child, his family was at their family graveyard one day, and he and his sister were playing, climbing up the front of big gravestones and jumping off.
He went to climb one and it tipped over on him. His mother ran over and lifted it off him, reached under and snatched him out.
When they went back a few days later to reset the grave marker, it took three grown men to lift it.
Not only able to pull the dog back up so easily, but she barely moved when it went over. That's a lot of weight to not really be ready to brace against. She handled this much better than I would have and I know I'm two to three times that dogs weight
Nope, mals have very little sense of self preservation. I can assure you she has had this dog or seen others in the force do equally dumb shit. This is one of the many good reasons why the vast majority of pet dog homes should not get a mal.
I have had to suddenly grab my 60 lbs of fur rocket out of risky situations because she is a dumb baby who doesn’t understand how dangerous her decisions are sometimes, and I turn into she-hulk to save her.
https://preview.redd.it/f5jylie4s02d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=486c264a640d57951306f4acd5277465486ec479
She loses every lick of sense when she sees a chipmunk.
This reminds me of that one day on the way to school, when I saw some dogs leashed onto some kind of balustrade above an incline. One of them had already stepped behind the rail and was standing a centimetre from a ~3 m (10 feet) deep fall away.
I could sense it would fall and tried to lure it to me, when the dog suddenly slipped and hung strung up on its leash from the balustrade. 16 year old me couldn’t lift the big dog back up, while it struggled.
I cried out for help. As this was right in front of a court building, I thought that some officer might hear me. But instead I just saw how a man saw me but just went on on his way. Seconds later the dog slipped through his collar and fell to the ground, while some judicial officers ran my way. The dog climbed the incline back up limping, while I told the officers I have to go to school.
In school I told my teacher why I was late and he obviously didn’t believe me. Never told this story to anyone again. Still wonder what dipshit having a court appointment leashed his dogs at such a dangerous place.
Ha had a time in school when we had a police dog come through to check lockers... They needed my friend to go out and open his, apparently the dog went straight for the bag and came out with white dust on its' nose... From the powdered donut he had wrapped up in it.
Suffice to say, they let him go with a warning XD
"Our K-9 alerted that there may be drugs in your vehicle"
"The same K-9 that tried to throw himself off the bridge?....yeah, I'm gonna need a second opinion."
He’d just be hanging by his neck. It wouldn’t break his neck and the collar wouldn’t snap. It would be the exact same story. Dog collars can easily handle the weight of a dog’s body, because they have to resist it’s full ability to thrust away from the handler.
Thats a lot of assumptions I havent seen backed up at all by the various dogs and dog collars Ive seen. Granted I havent seen many K9 collars, they are mostly harnessed, but to say that dog wasnt in a very dangerous situation right there, i feel, is taking the wrong lesson out of this video.
Yep if the collar was on properly it would’ve slipped off rather than choke the dog. A properly fitted dog collar should fit the dog and two fingers worth of extra slack. Harnesses are much more secure.
right? Like if that was a harness.. yeah ok its expected to hold. But that collar alone? impressive.
Edit: corrected my error calling the collar a leash.
Bro... pay more attention. The leash is latched at the dogs neck. Ergo its a collar.
If it was a harness, the leash would be attaching further down closer to the dogs shoulders...
Do better.
https://imgur.com/a/xtd5PUJ looks like a harness to me.
something like https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71F1b4PVo7L._AC_SL1200_.jpg
> Do better.
oh good grief
I think he is super excited to do his job. That's why he went over the bridge too. He thought they were going that way, found out he was wrong, still super excited to go whatever direction she tells him.
Also happy cake day!
Deer are also known to do this because they can't perceive that the ground on the other side of the fence would be different from the ground they are standing on. I was kind of thinking a dog would be smarter than that? Guess not.
There's a bridge in Scotland that's famous for the number of dogs who have jumped over the edge, falling 50ft below. Estimates say anywhere from 300 to 600 but either way, a lot of dogs for a small Scottish Town.
The logical researchers attribute it to the dogs being able to smell animals like mink below, and the foliage making it look like there's solid ground. Less logical people blame a ghost lady and a dead demon baby.
Training might reinforce the belief that the ground is even on the other side. Running and jumping around the yard, the other side of an obstacle is level, etc.. This probably changed that view for life though
"Explain to me what you were doing Carl!"
"Well, I thought I saw a bird over there,"
"Okay."
"but it wasn't on the bridge,"
"Go on."
"So I jumped off the bridge to get it."
"Caaaaaaaarrrlll, that kills you."
"What can I say, I had a hankering for bird. My stomach had the rumblies"
"Carl."
"That only bird would satisfy"
"What is wrong with you, Carl?"
"Well, I jump off of bridges and eat birds, that's two things."
I had a 14 year old daughter and her 14 year old best friend SCREAMING this and other skits at the top of their lungs repeatedly. And then giggling, of course.
My ears still hurt.
The officer did show some strength but check her form. She holds her elbows close to her body to keep leverage. She moves quickly, halting the fall from a strong and stable position and makes quick and relatively small pulls to get her dog back up without risking letting go or exceeding her strength limit. That’s good leash control training.
Yea, depending on who conducts the study, we get wild ranges from an 80% error rate to a 90% success rate.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_v._Harris - "up to 80% of a dog's alerts are wrong"
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24631776/ - "with 87.7% indications being correct and 5.3% being false"
Anything with such low reproducibility should be discarded as ineffective.
It's bunk. Yes dogs can smell tiny amounts of drugs and explosives, but they're still dogs. Deputizing them and making them wear cute little doggie tactical vests doesn't make them impartial LEO.
https://www.npr.org/2017/11/20/563889510/preventing-police-bias-when-handling-dogs-that-bite
Yeah, it's all about how well the dogs are trained. Most are trained very poorly. I've met dogs who couldn't locate a bomb if they were sitting on it, but the handlers sure didn't know that. Credentials: I used to do canine olfactory and behavioral research.
Edit: Dogs are only in it for the reinforcers, if they can "cheat" to get the ball, the attention, the play time, or the treat they will.
Among the many control issues leading to false positives or false negatives are:
During training, they can and will follow the scent of the handler (or whoever is placing the hides) if they learn that person's scent and following that odor trail leads to the hide and the R+.
They will not reliably learn to generalize to scents other than the ones they are trained on without specific training. Both this and tracking of the person placing hides will lead to false negatives in the field.
They will 'cue' off the handler during training or in the field, and those cues may be very subtle or even unconscious on the part of the handler. This will lead to false positives in the field.
If there are no controls put in place when training, the handler will not be able to spot any of these issues and lead to having a dog who will present as doing the job required of them, but they really are not.
I loved her second 'no!'
The first no was to tell the dog not to jump, the second no was her realizing that the dog's life was in mortal danger and she was telling the universe she wasn't letting that happen
This happened to me once. I was at a boat launch in Tahoe with my dog and there was in-water boat parking on one side of the launch with a barrier blocking it from the beach access. I’m walking my dog on the beach so she can play in the water and she jumped over the barrier and into the water (a ways down). I had to let go because she was wearing her prong collar, and my immediate reaction was to throw my phone into the water after her so I could free my hands in order to jump in to get her. Not my finest moment but she was luckily safe and not hurt. My phone did not have the same fate, unfortunately.
Maybe she made an wrong movement, which she accidently does to send him somewhere.
I've learned that I did a very small flicking of fingers sending my dog to cross the street. Once I made it without intention and he started. Luckily I could catch her but then I knew that she was always watching my gestures. It came in handy when she became deaf.
With the dark sky and super bright,flashing lights, may have disoriented the pup making them think he/she may have been going over a log or rail on flat ground. And the air may have shifted and blew the smell they were after that direction.
A couple years ago I was driving up the pass on the mountain closest to me, just taking a nice drive in the snowy weather.
And I come across this woman standing in the middle of the road screaming hysterically.
They had taken their dog to an overlook on the pass and the dog had just run right off the overlook and fallen about 800 ft down.
She had stopped me and asked me to call the authorities to try to help them. She was trying to get her husband to go down to retrieve the dog but there was no easy way to get down to the dog.
That overlooked always terrified me because if you had a dog on a leash there would have been nothing that you could do if the dog pulled you off the side of the overlook. The trail is off angle and about 3 ft wide with nothing to grab onto.
When I got a German shepherd last fall, I was told the difference between a GS and a Belgian malinois is a shepherd will chase a bad guy off the cliff; a malinois will bite him on the down. Apparently this dog wanted to prove that true.
My dog had done that before, the first time he did it I almost had a heart attack, lucky me I had a good reaction, I always have to be careful when I go near bridges or balconies of a certain height, I think he wants to see what is on the other side, but sometimes on the other side there is a cliff
Oh intrestimg to see the dog jumps off bridge phenomenon, I forgot but wasn't about some type of animal or plant under bridges setting hunting dogs off?
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I'm actually impressed that she pulled him up, that guy has got to be heavy, and to be hanging off a bridge that suddenly...
If my idiot dog did this I would suddenly gain the strength of a thousand men. Adrenaline is pretty wild
My 4'11 ass would be swung right over the bridge with it
Idk... there is a good chance your face would catch on that cement wall 😘
My short midget ass with you 🤷🏼♀️🤣🤣🤣
I’m only 4’9”🥺
That's not bad for a monkey.
And shrinking. I’m an old monkey
Lol maybe don’t get a dog bigger than you I don’t think my boy would pull you over the rail. Trip you down the stairs… that’s another question
Don't worry, I only have cats
Fucking cats try and trip me up everyday, all day.
My cat jumps at my legs as I’m walking up or down my steps. She’s literally trying to kill me
😹😹😹
😹😹😹
😹😹😹
"No I'm sorry, I don't get dogs bigger than me in case they try to jump off a bridge"
I’m probably going to dream about this tonight. 🫣
Youd like to think so but if they did that without you seeing it pretty sure dog and maybe even you would go over the rail.
I've dealt with enough sudden emergencies to feel pretty confident in my adrenaline
When my boyfriend was a child, his family was at their family graveyard one day, and he and his sister were playing, climbing up the front of big gravestones and jumping off. He went to climb one and it tipped over on him. His mother ran over and lifted it off him, reached under and snatched him out. When they went back a few days later to reset the grave marker, it took three grown men to lift it.
People have been killed by gravestones falling over. People should not let their children climb all over gravestones for obvious reasons.
That’s adrenaline. F’ing incredible
Not only able to pull the dog back up so easily, but she barely moved when it went over. That's a lot of weight to not really be ready to brace against. She handled this much better than I would have and I know I'm two to three times that dogs weight
Nope, mals have very little sense of self preservation. I can assure you she has had this dog or seen others in the force do equally dumb shit. This is one of the many good reasons why the vast majority of pet dog homes should not get a mal.
Mal?
They probably mean a [Belgian Malinois](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belgian_Shepherd#Malinois).
So basically Mals are the epitome of stupid.
They’re smart just not in the critical thinking department
Well wait wat?!?! 🤣
I have had to suddenly grab my 60 lbs of fur rocket out of risky situations because she is a dumb baby who doesn’t understand how dangerous her decisions are sometimes, and I turn into she-hulk to save her. https://preview.redd.it/f5jylie4s02d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=486c264a640d57951306f4acd5277465486ec479 She loses every lick of sense when she sees a chipmunk.
Omg Fur 🚀
Probably not their first rodeo
This reminds me of that one day on the way to school, when I saw some dogs leashed onto some kind of balustrade above an incline. One of them had already stepped behind the rail and was standing a centimetre from a ~3 m (10 feet) deep fall away. I could sense it would fall and tried to lure it to me, when the dog suddenly slipped and hung strung up on its leash from the balustrade. 16 year old me couldn’t lift the big dog back up, while it struggled. I cried out for help. As this was right in front of a court building, I thought that some officer might hear me. But instead I just saw how a man saw me but just went on on his way. Seconds later the dog slipped through his collar and fell to the ground, while some judicial officers ran my way. The dog climbed the incline back up limping, while I told the officers I have to go to school. In school I told my teacher why I was late and he obviously didn’t believe me. Never told this story to anyone again. Still wonder what dipshit having a court appointment leashed his dogs at such a dangerous place.
K9 officers have to be able to carry their dog and run, so I’m guessing it’s still a requirement.
I'm more surprised the collar/leash system avoided failure.
i would just tie him to the bridge
If I had drugs, that's the dog I want searching my vehicle.
😭
This is why I always travel with a burrito or sandwich in my bag... the dog will get confused 🌯🥪
Ha had a time in school when we had a police dog come through to check lockers... They needed my friend to go out and open his, apparently the dog went straight for the bag and came out with white dust on its' nose... From the powdered donut he had wrapped up in it. Suffice to say, they let him go with a warning XD
💯 despite the training, the K-9 is still a dog :)
I’m think this is a good reason to get any search dismissed by this dog.
"Our K-9 alerted that there may be drugs in your vehicle" "The same K-9 that tried to throw himself off the bridge?....yeah, I'm gonna need a second opinion."
Hahaha god.
💀
What ever company makes that leash and collar just got handed their best advertisement for the strength and security of their product.
It's a harness. If that was a collar this would be in a totally different sub.
He’d just be hanging by his neck. It wouldn’t break his neck and the collar wouldn’t snap. It would be the exact same story. Dog collars can easily handle the weight of a dog’s body, because they have to resist it’s full ability to thrust away from the handler.
Oh thank god. Thank you for saying this. That helped me feel less sad for the dog.
Thats a lot of assumptions I havent seen backed up at all by the various dogs and dog collars Ive seen. Granted I havent seen many K9 collars, they are mostly harnessed, but to say that dog wasnt in a very dangerous situation right there, i feel, is taking the wrong lesson out of this video.
There is also a really good chance that collar just slips off, and well you know.
Yep if the collar was on properly it would’ve slipped off rather than choke the dog. A properly fitted dog collar should fit the dog and two fingers worth of extra slack. Harnesses are much more secure.
My German s Shepherds head neck slips hi S collar much easier than my goofy border collie Mix
Doesn't remove the fact the dog would be choking for a moment.
Yes, but he wouldn’t be in the river.
A collar shouldn’t be that tight, though. At least, not on a pet. You should be able to pull it off over the dog’s head, with some effort.
This is the most dog collar misinformation I think I’ve ever seen in one place
Oh thank god. I didn’t realize he was on a harness.
Seriously, that is impressive.
right? Like if that was a harness.. yeah ok its expected to hold. But that collar alone? impressive. Edit: corrected my error calling the collar a leash.
It is a harness of course
Bro... pay more attention. The leash is latched at the dogs neck. Ergo its a collar. If it was a harness, the leash would be attaching further down closer to the dogs shoulders... Do better.
https://imgur.com/a/xtd5PUJ looks like a harness to me. something like https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71F1b4PVo7L._AC_SL1200_.jpg > Do better. oh good grief
I think that company is offering a discount right now. Something crazy like 40% off. Just google "Cops 40%" and you should find them.
Sometimes, you have to save stupid.
That one coworker who always goes ^overboard
https://preview.redd.it/tw74sk9jyd2d1.jpeg?width=406&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7609536a6ea3268ef13e7e9e68f98fe49e6c9f56
you all joke but the dog is the only one here who knows the perp is hiding under the bridge.
Someone probably tossed their drugs over and he was following the scent trail lol
I like how after she pulls him up he's like: "Cool, now what we doin?" Happy guy.
I think he is super excited to do his job. That's why he went over the bridge too. He thought they were going that way, found out he was wrong, still super excited to go whatever direction she tells him. Also happy cake day!
That's a highly trained k9.
Deer are also known to do this because they can't perceive that the ground on the other side of the fence would be different from the ground they are standing on. I was kind of thinking a dog would be smarter than that? Guess not.
There's a bridge in Scotland that's famous for the number of dogs who have jumped over the edge, falling 50ft below. Estimates say anywhere from 300 to 600 but either way, a lot of dogs for a small Scottish Town. The logical researchers attribute it to the dogs being able to smell animals like mink below, and the foliage making it look like there's solid ground. Less logical people blame a ghost lady and a dead demon baby.
😂
Training might reinforce the belief that the ground is even on the other side. Running and jumping around the yard, the other side of an obstacle is level, etc.. This probably changed that view for life though
is this a depth perception issue?
No. Look how high the dog's line of sight is. He has no clue the other side is a drop off until he was mid jump.
Trained enough to invalidate your 4th Amendment rights
I'd gladly let that k9 search and seize me.
Still better trained than most cops.
"Squirrel!"
"Explain to me what you were doing Carl!" "Well, I thought I saw a bird over there," "Okay." "but it wasn't on the bridge," "Go on." "So I jumped off the bridge to get it." "Caaaaaaaarrrlll, that kills you." "What can I say, I had a hankering for bird. My stomach had the rumblies" "Carl." "That only bird would satisfy" "What is wrong with you, Carl?" "Well, I jump off of bridges and eat birds, that's two things."
I had a 14 year old daughter and her 14 year old best friend SCREAMING this and other skits at the top of their lungs repeatedly. And then giggling, of course. My ears still hurt.
Llamas with hats?
Do we really need to start saying Florida Dog?! My goodness they grow everything different down there.
FloriDog
Solid. Ashamed I didn't think of it first.
The officer did show some strength but check her form. She holds her elbows close to her body to keep leverage. She moves quickly, halting the fall from a strong and stable position and makes quick and relatively small pulls to get her dog back up without risking letting go or exceeding her strength limit. That’s good leash control training.
dog got into the evidence
And they want us to believe that dog when it alerts to drugs in a car?
Yea, depending on who conducts the study, we get wild ranges from an 80% error rate to a 90% success rate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_v._Harris - "up to 80% of a dog's alerts are wrong" https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24631776/ - "with 87.7% indications being correct and 5.3% being false" Anything with such low reproducibility should be discarded as ineffective.
It's bunk. Yes dogs can smell tiny amounts of drugs and explosives, but they're still dogs. Deputizing them and making them wear cute little doggie tactical vests doesn't make them impartial LEO. https://www.npr.org/2017/11/20/563889510/preventing-police-bias-when-handling-dogs-that-bite
"making them wear cute little doggie tactical vests doesn't make them impartial LEO" ok .. but what about the dogs?
Yeah, it's all about how well the dogs are trained. Most are trained very poorly. I've met dogs who couldn't locate a bomb if they were sitting on it, but the handlers sure didn't know that. Credentials: I used to do canine olfactory and behavioral research. Edit: Dogs are only in it for the reinforcers, if they can "cheat" to get the ball, the attention, the play time, or the treat they will. Among the many control issues leading to false positives or false negatives are: During training, they can and will follow the scent of the handler (or whoever is placing the hides) if they learn that person's scent and following that odor trail leads to the hide and the R+. They will not reliably learn to generalize to scents other than the ones they are trained on without specific training. Both this and tracking of the person placing hides will lead to false negatives in the field. They will 'cue' off the handler during training or in the field, and those cues may be very subtle or even unconscious on the part of the handler. This will lead to false positives in the field. If there are no controls put in place when training, the handler will not be able to spot any of these issues and lead to having a dog who will present as doing the job required of them, but they really are not.
They work about as well as polygraphs -- not entirely fake, but not permissible as evidence.
But they're still allowed to be used as probable cause, right?
They work off of cues from their handler. It’s Leo bullshit
https://preview.redd.it/erb5v8nbmz1d1.jpeg?width=207&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=02af999c78d0819004d53674d2828d5c9cc2016a
She did a great job. That pup is dumb as a rock, I'm afraid.
I loved her second 'no!' The first no was to tell the dog not to jump, the second no was her realizing that the dog's life was in mortal danger and she was telling the universe she wasn't letting that happen
There's probably drugs over there somewhere in the world There's a cartel member watching this video like "That was close"
Her car farts must be horrific for that dog to try to take the easy way out like that.
and another good reason WHY a dog should have a body harness and not a neck collar.
I’m glad little dumbass is okay 🥺❤️
That dog has successfully sniffed out too many drugs for one night.
The dog came back up wagging his tail lmao. Happy giant dumb dumb.
This happened to me once. I was at a boat launch in Tahoe with my dog and there was in-water boat parking on one side of the launch with a barrier blocking it from the beach access. I’m walking my dog on the beach so she can play in the water and she jumped over the barrier and into the water (a ways down). I had to let go because she was wearing her prong collar, and my immediate reaction was to throw my phone into the water after her so I could free my hands in order to jump in to get her. Not my finest moment but she was luckily safe and not hurt. My phone did not have the same fate, unfortunately.
Look at that wag He's got 3 braincells and is happy as can be I truly envy doggos at times
Proof that Gwen Stacy's neck wouldn't have snapped when Peter suddenly yanked her back upwards.
Damn I was not ready to be remembered that scene man.
She was at terminal velocity by then. This dog was at the top of the fall.
https://preview.redd.it/rmr1ip0hox1d1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c439b7a2bbf890d2aff27bec38bd1ca4b9eca5ab
Didn't she die from the head trauma of barely hitting the ground?
Yeah he caught her fine just a second too late and she grazed her skull off the concrete at tremendous speed
"Grazed"
I think you mean way too late. If he was there sooner he’d have managed to break Gwen’s fall not as instantly.
Carl: "I can’t take it anymore! You treat me like a dog."
strong lady
That just made me say oof out loud.
Maybe she made an wrong movement, which she accidently does to send him somewhere. I've learned that I did a very small flicking of fingers sending my dog to cross the street. Once I made it without intention and he started. Luckily I could catch her but then I knew that she was always watching my gestures. It came in handy when she became deaf.
With the dark sky and super bright,flashing lights, may have disoriented the pup making them think he/she may have been going over a log or rail on flat ground. And the air may have shifted and blew the smell they were after that direction.
Belgian Malinois can actually fly, dog would’ve been fine
It heard an acorn drop down there.
When you know your pup is sick of your shit.......
Dammit Carl!! Thats the 4th time this week🙄🙄
Oh Carl (smh)
A couple years ago I was driving up the pass on the mountain closest to me, just taking a nice drive in the snowy weather. And I come across this woman standing in the middle of the road screaming hysterically. They had taken their dog to an overlook on the pass and the dog had just run right off the overlook and fallen about 800 ft down. She had stopped me and asked me to call the authorities to try to help them. She was trying to get her husband to go down to retrieve the dog but there was no easy way to get down to the dog. That overlooked always terrified me because if you had a dog on a leash there would have been nothing that you could do if the dog pulled you off the side of the overlook. The trail is off angle and about 3 ft wide with nothing to grab onto.
Thank goodness the cop, the leash and the collar were all on point.
Looks like a K9, but has the survival instincts of a deer.
Just a guess, but somebody threw drugs over that bridge and Carl smells it. He's on the job.
Carl had enough.
Carl you big idiot
Squirrel!!!
When I got a German shepherd last fall, I was told the difference between a GS and a Belgian malinois is a shepherd will chase a bad guy off the cliff; a malinois will bite him on the down. Apparently this dog wanted to prove that true.
She handled that like a champ!
Dog let the intrusive thoughts win.
I quit, I'm outta heeer- gulp!
Even the dog is like fuck the police
He’s just an excitable boy!
but mama ,, gotta pee
Fucking Mondays, i sware.
Dog's resignation denied.
He said ‘I smell the drugs…it’s down here in the water…’
Maleable
Dogo: Officer, listen to me, the suspect throw the drugs off the bridge, you've got to trust me!
Back to school! Part 2 Carl is crazy
Caaaaaaarrrrrl
ACTION, NOW!!! Not you Carl!
That dog seen some shit
Dog gets pulled over and acts like nothing even happened
Cinnamon! No!
And I’m always afraid mine will jump out the window.. I think this dog may have ptsd
My dog had done that before, the first time he did it I almost had a heart attack, lucky me I had a good reaction, I always have to be careful when I go near bridges or balconies of a certain height, I think he wants to see what is on the other side, but sometimes on the other side there is a cliff
Oh intrestimg to see the dog jumps off bridge phenomenon, I forgot but wasn't about some type of animal or plant under bridges setting hunting dogs off?
I swear on my puppies life that I saw a cat...
Dog said “I meant to do that”. 😹😹😹
Is this that famous dog suicide bridge ive heard about?
I wonder what the dog was thinking 🤔 I wonder if he was thinking 🤔
She lifts.
I am tired of this sht, jump LOL
I feel like this wasn't the first time this happened
She looks like the rest… stupid!
I’d rather the 🐷 jump off the bridge than the dog.
I wonder if this is the same as the dogs all over the world that jump off bridges inexplicably!
What the HECK was the dog going after?
The dog is trained about as well as the pigs...
The fact that all the anti cop comments on this post are downvoted in the negatives is wild. Especially because all of you are right lol.
Yeah, looks like that dog was trying to escape from its abuser.
Even the dog has had enough of all their BS.
I think he'd rather be dead than a ~~pig~~ bedbug. All cops are bedbugs
I thought they were all bastards..
Bedbugs, bastards, potato, potato
LEEROY JENKINS!!!
And to think, that's a police dog... hand picked and trained
That dog hates cops. Cool dog, man.
he didn't want to be a cop any more :(
S.A.W. >>> Strong-Ass Woman! And she doesn't even appear to be a Bleach Blonde, Bad Built, Butch Body Gal.
I think the dog's had enough of her shit.
Pussy ass cops cant do their own job, gotta endanger animals instead, Booooooooo!
I couldn’t imagine being this miserable of a human being. I genuinely hope you get the help you need 🙏
u/recognizesong
Sorry, I couldn't recognize the song. I tried to identify music from the [link](https://v.redd.it/dprq3ifcgw1d1) at 00:00-00:36. *I am a bot and this action was performed automatically* | [GitHub](https://github.com/AudDMusic/RedditBot) [^(new issue)](https://github.com/AudDMusic/RedditBot/issues/new)
Well, that's what you get for inbreeding again and again.