From Denmark: I had a German Shepherd and a girlfriend. She told me to get rid of the German Shepherd. I now have two German Shepherds and no girlfriend.
Cool that the dog knows commands from 3 different languages. "Stopa" (track) and "Revir" (search building) are Czech, while "Fass" (attack) is German, and "Leave It" is English, although the dog doesn't really seem to know that last one actually haha.
he said "stopa" (trace/track) , "k nohe"(heel) a "pusť"(release/leave it) which are all Slovak words (stopa is the same in Czech), I'm curious why he was saying so many Slovak words. Revír is also a Slovak word. maybe they're the same in Czech, I'm not sure about "k nohe" and "pusť" if Czech use those words, I would guess "k noze" but maybe they don't say it like that :D
Yes, that's right, the commands are either Czech or Slovak. To a native American, these commands sound neutral, so it is difficult to get to know Czech or Slovak. But the commands are not English. And Czech and Slovak.
@ maryv5815 Well, to the dog they are just words. Handler could use any words, like "bicycle" or "fish" or "seatbelt" and the dog would happily obey after being taught the right action for each word.
Dear doggie diary, today dad and I went for a drive. We met some of his friends and we went for a walk. I saw some pumpkins 🎃, talked to another dog and found a bad guy. It was my best day ever! I hope we have another day like today, very soon. Signed, good 😊 boy🥸🥸🥸
I just love k-9 videos, especially when the dog has a mind of his own. As a k-9 handler for 11 years, it's fun to watch the different personalities and training methods used. Haywire had a little rewarding time (which isn't great but if he keeps it minimal, it just adds to his personality). He even took a few taste tests of the water puddles as he passed (human cells will float and a good dog will use his nose and taste buds to follow a track or when searching water). And the best part was when his team-mate tried to call him off the subject and he was like, "No man, you come here." 😂
Dude with 80 pounds of German Shephard chawing on his butt just trying to be quiet and be all. "If I close my eyes you can't see me because I'm invisible right? RIGHT?
@@johnme7049 It's all kinda weird, the handler is whispering his presence with the dog, the dog isn't barking, the perp has a dog gnawing on his body and being completely silent about it.
@@audenharper3014 , at first I was confused too, and then I realized he was still trying to pretend that he is a just plant or a tree. But, that good doggo was smarter......lol He is such perfect boy. Love it♡ 🐾🐾🐾❤🐾🐾🐾
I love that the dog is so easily sidetracked. I mean I get he's probably newer and probably not fully trained to leave things alone yet, which isn't helpful to the team sometimes, but it's so fun to watch him pull out blankets and soccer balls.
@@deffinez9651 for all we know the suspect lives out of that shed and that’s his clothes with his scent. If he was fleeing the police he probably went near his house because he’s familiar with the area.
Between their overpower sense of smell, and having to communicate to let the other dog citizens know he is on the job, what do you expect. I also how the other cops just stand there and let him do his thing.
It's so unbelievable that these dogs can run down an alley or a street and smell the perp, no matter how briefly the perp was there! We are pleased to have these amazing animals working with us.
One of my favorite "Cops" episodes had a motorcycle chase that ended in a dead end. The rider abandoned the bike and ran into the woods. The officers released the dog and then started addressing the camera crew. "We pursued the suspect until he abandoned the bike and for our safety we released the K9. We think the dog has him now." All the while there were painful screams of "GET HIM OFF ME! OW!" coming from the woods.
I remember that one. I also remember one, where they release the dog and it latches onto some gigantic perps forearm, so he picks the shepherd up and starts running with it. He started punching the dog in the head and it didn't faze him at all. He got fleeing and alluding and assault on a Leo charge and I'm sure many stitches because that dog was shaking its head and jerking down before the perp was able to pick him up..
I guess it’s just a more instinctual fear to be scared of an animal bite versus a man made weapon that most people don’t have reference for and feels abstract
I have a K9, and she sits while one of us gets a 5 minute head start, hiding in the thick woods. She never fails no matter how we try different methods to throw off the scent. You'd need a stolen bike or vehicle to actually escape a trained K9.
@@kermit8619 .... What about Iran??? The guy said police K-9s are one of the only forms of instant justice OUR society has left... No one said anything about Iranian Society.
I love it when police officers say variations of “Good boy! Who’s a good boy!” when their dog catches a criminal, especially when their voices go really high 😄
It makes my blood boil when these scumbags put other people's live's at stake, and then start screaming in agony and begging for mercy, as if they would show any.
@@rebeccahicks2392 The K9 officer KNOWS what the criminal smells like. The police would have provided the smell for tracking. Of course, the dog can tell the difference!
@@20PINKluvr I was in an ER waiting room when three or four police rushed in with a man wearing the bottom half of a dog trainer suit . . . and a tourniquet on his left arm, still dripping blood actively. Seems he was a police dog trainer working with a Belgian Malnois. When I told my sister about it she said Malinois trained for police duty do not bite to protect their partners- they bite to eat.
I can't help but think that the worst part of being on the receiving end of some police K9 attention is having to hear the cops tell the dog what a 'GOOD BOIE'! he is for chewing on your sorry butt.🤣🤣🤣
Thank you K9 Officer Stone for praising Haywire and the capture. I’ve seen handlers not do so even after the arrest thanks to their K9 partner. To all the LEO’s and their partners, keep up the good work and stay safe out there. Respect…
Times have changed. I trained K 9’s 20 years ago for 10 years. All commands were in German as to not have a civilian inadvertently gave a seek or release command. Loved my job! Love how the Malinois work but still partial to the German Shepherds. 💜
I've worn the bite suit and bite sleeve during training. You KNOW that you won't get hurt, but the sight of the furry officer homing in on target can be overwhelming.....
The amazing part is the more time in service, they refine their skills for maximum effectiveness; they're become more in sync with their partners, the K-9 seems to learn the quicker way of throwing the suspect off balance and maximum effective bite points. They are given the working skills, but they build on those as time goes on. When they nip at the target suspect, they nip 2 or 3 times and the nip that gets a strong reaction, then it hones in on it and clamps down on that area of the body (Hatwire was clamping harder with every resistance from that suspect). They are amazing and smart. Good ole days. Haywire zero'd in but handler didn't right away, was a tad slow catcing on his partner had the suspect (maybe cold fingers not sensing the steady jiggle/tugging from the leash) at the other end of the leash. Great job to both Haywire and handler, stay safe y'all. Mil/leo ret.
@@nbk9372 The dog is trained to first just grab and hold the suspect, but not do damage to the skin. It is like a firm grip with the hand, a bit hurtfull, but nothing serious. But if there is resistance and the guy wants to shake it off, the dog will take a firmer grip and give hard bites, if the dog gets attacked they go full battle mode, bite hard, take second bites and shake the suspect. It can end very bad with deep bite wounds, broken bones, nerve damage, lost fingers etc. So the amount of resistance determines the amount of damage.
Having trained K9s, my belief is that this boy will do very well in the future, as he seems very young. Currently, he needs to work on ignoring distractions, such as food. For Working Dogs, using a tug/ball as the reward, rather than food, is a must. More practice and work in the field will help, as he clearly loves the hunt!
As a mail carrier I've been bitten by dogs multiple times and narrowly avoided very serious injury on a few occasions. Besides the pain there is the fear factor when you're under attack. Officer Haywire administered some street justice here!
Oh! You ain't kidding. Nothing else quite like feeling teeth puncture your flesh and have the animal start shaking its head while hanging on. Damn, it does hurt. Then, there's the antibiotics and the tetanus shot. No fun either.
@@OnoT1964a We're given a small cannister of dog spray and a small air horn. Most of us don't have them handy when needed, though, because we're using both hands to carry a package to the door and scan it.
Same here, for UPS as a seasonal carrier...got bit by Pit on my ass my very last day and they tried to keep me from going to the doctors...I knew they were shady after that.
Ahh man, I’m so sorry that happened to you. What can we say? - Thank You for your service (?) - I hope you have some good friendly doggos in your life to write over those terrible memories, with fun cuddly playful moments.
Many years ago when I was a working, but starving college student, a crankster stole my car with his buddy. They led the police on a long high speed chase through residential neighborhoods, trashing my poor car in the process. When I was called to have the car towed, I say the thief lying face down on the ground. His pants were torn and he had a dog bite on his butt. The officer said the thief was told to hold still and not attempt to flee. The dog bit the thief when he tried to run away, so the thief gave up and stayed there. Although I had insurance, it wasn't enough to replace my car. I saved money for months, taking the bus to work and school, before I could afford to buy another car. However, it did give me some satisfaction to know that the K-9 unit had bitten the thief in the butt.
I've been bitten numerous times. If they hit a nerve in the hand, it hurts like hell for a long time. Never been bitten by a German Shepherd or Belgian Malinois though.
Man that was heart thumping to watch, I don’t know if I can send my best friend into such danger, God bless all you guys and canines, thanks for your service!
Fresh scent, suspect discarded clothing to alter suspect description, that fresh scent is why Haywire hit several parked vehicles too. No doubt suspect was checking for unlocked vehicles, Haywire got a good wiff after that and bee-lined for the suspect.
He's such a regular dog, which is awesome. I have an enormous admiration for working dogs, but I find it adorable that he is still distracted sometimes by toys or other dogs like any other doggie. I have also seen dogs whose life is their work, and who will do literally anything to get the job done, with no other priorities -- take a look sometime at a single border collie helping a single shepherd control *ten thousand* sheep for a perfect example of a work-obsessed dog. But I admit I think it's more fun to watch the ones who act more like very excited doggies who happen to be playing a useful-to-humans game with their nose.
I think I had seen this closer to when it happened. K9 Officer Haywire and his teamwere spectacular! His trainer did a fantastic job and, his partner, knows him so well. You are so fortunate to have all of these officers on your force. Stay safe.
I hope they give that beautiful doggie a thorough vet examination AND some play time after getting so intense. Just like the officer says, these beautiful K9s need to be encouraged to relax once the job is done!!!! Love them. God protect them!!!!!❤❤❤
I have no feelings for anyone that Ignores Warnings that a K9 is working to find you. Game over and give up before the K9 finds you . Great job K9 officer
We are mourning the loss of a K9 in the line duty, outside Denver. We are a military boarding home during deployment/animal rescue. Operation 4 Paws CO. They will always have a place to rest and refocus at our, place, both of them. Thank you for your service and sacrifice 🇺🇸🐾🐾
Oh I hate to hear these stories :( . I have so much respect for these 4 pawed officers . They put their life on the line just like their human counterparts. So sorry for your loss 😢
Thanks for leaving alot of the footage in...was educational to see what the police go through to get it done...Young dog is what I would have guessed...they get better.
I thought he was young, too. They do mature and get better over time, learning to narrow in on just the suspect. Doggo didn't have much to go on, to be fair to him...nothing to smell beforehand, so went in as blind as the human officers did.
Dog Did A Great Job, Suspect *Wasn't* Even In The Building 😂😂 I Think GS Knew That But To Do his Job He Had To Come Back With Something For His Partner 🤣🤣🙏🏼
Good boy! I have a Dutch and a German. I grew up with Germans. None were highly trained like a police dog, but they were and are worked into daily life. They are highly instinctive which is what we want them for but their instincts don't always tell them to behave or workout a problem the same way we want it worked out. You can't really get mad at them for their innate override switch going off sometimes, but I get when you are on a time crunch in something crucial, you can't exactly let him adjust his over ride on his time. He's a good boy and did a really good job. I'm always thankful for when their want to please Mama is more powerful than their over ride switch. Good boy!
K9 was definitely hooked onto the right path before the other dog created a distraction, although it's highly likely that the suspect went into that messy shed, then realized it would be a useless hiding spot. Good job and probably a valuable learning experience for the handler.
He just went from “Man I don’t understand this dog. “ to who’s a good boy?! Best damn dog in the kennel!!!! . It’s not easy letting those dogs run up to you when you can see them in the open. And let them bite that sleeve on your arm. Let alone be already on the ground and your trying to protect everything that he could bite.oh how I miss it. Best time of my life. Hope your dog is ok. No matter how hard you try. The work there way into your heart. And just become pets.
They are really a bad team, Stone has no control on Haywire and need to correct the dog many times for things the dog does, what he doesn't supposed to do on duty.
@@dave2471 they successfully got the job done. They appear to be at the beginning of their careers together. Are they ,fantastic ,guess not. Are they bad,not at all.
That's amazing, the K9 is distracted by other dogs, other people and god knows what other smells, yet he was able to carry out his job with perfect execution. Truly amazing and it was an honor to see Officer Stone and Haywire in action.
Unfortunately no, that pup & officer need a LOT more training together. He eventually got there, but he shouldn't have been distracted by the other dog, ate whatever it was he found on the ground. Well-trained police dogs go to work when it's time & all that other nonsense doesn't matter. Just like service dogs. Can you imagine a service dog for a blind person doing all of this when he's working? He & the officer are probably young & will get better.
@@magpie92766 Seeing as how young the dog looks, my take on this is that he is still in training. I know that taking part in real-life situations has to be part of the training. However, it would be dangerous to do for both canine and human officers if the suspect was armed and dangerous. It didn't seem to be the case in this situation though, so maybe they knew that the guys was most likely unarmed?
I appreciate Law Enforcement Officers so much and, to get to see the K9 Officers work is just wonderful!! Thank you, Officer for all you do and all you put up with!!
I'm sorry, what?! Officer Stone and Haywire?! Did these cops jump out of G.I. Joes/90s cartoon? That's awesome 🤣 Also, am I the only one that finds it funny that the dog, named Haywire, is the one that keeps wanting to pick up everything that's not a criminal? He's a good boy, who does his job, but he's earned his name lol.
I would go haywire too if my human was nonstop calling "Go! Leave it! Go! Leave it!" Nobody processes language efficiently when you keep saying the opposite of what you JUST said one second earlier.
They are really a bad team, Stone has no control on Haywire and need to correct the dog many times for things the dog does, what he doesn't supposed to do on duty.
I mean K-9 unit dogs are technically officers😂tbh. You would even get charged for counts of shooting an officer if you shoot the dog which is great because dogs are risking their lives. Also their handlers are officers as well and spent time/came into the job with patrol or other units and switched over to handler I would presume. They are all officers of the law.
The guy, who trained my dog, later got a job with Maryland state police training their police dogs. Not a bad career move, going from working at a pet store to achieving job security and government benefits by working as a police dog trainer.
GOOOOOD Boy, Haywire ! WTG!!! 💫 Soooo HAPPY you made a full recovery 💛 Thank You to you, your handler, & all the other K9 and human officers who help to keep the public safe❣️
Suspect either kicked and Haywire just reacted instantly. His partner probably had cold fingers and wasn't sensing the tugs, strain and jigs on the leash (could see his gloves were getting soaking wet).
@@hildapompa4236 Maybe you misunderstand. I love my dogs very much. They live and idyllic life for dogs. They have 300 acres around the house to run free and they get to sleep in the house if they want (they always want out to bark at the coyotes which is the only time they actually bark at intruders). They are our babies.
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We hope you enjoy this K9 video. Make sure to watch to the very end for a closer look at Haywire.
That dog needs training
Thanks for that, Haywire is so handsome.
He's magnificent.
Love K9 videos. Thank you for uploading it.
He is a good officer and very, VERY handsome. X♡🐾🐾❤🐾🐾
That dog don’t know what he’s doing can’t smell black people so there’s no criminals other then the trash 🗑
My suspicion is that the suspect made that damage in his eye! 😢
From Denmark:
I had a German Shepherd and a girlfriend. She told me to get rid of the German Shepherd. I now have two German Shepherds and no girlfriend.
I can be ur girlfriend and I can bring my 3 dogs too. So it will be 7 of us. What u say ?
Ben from Denmark you had the wrong girlfriend. Something wrong if she doesn’t like your GS dog.
@@femmefatale01 that would be great if you both meet haha
massive W
I love how the K9 officer goes from a firm “Leave it!” To “aww, I know. Go find him buddy” in a baby voice 😂❤️
So cute
Yea. I noticed. He loves the dog. But he's also a working dog
He is funny
Leave it! He say, while the dog want to pee !😂😂😂
Cool that the dog knows commands from 3 different languages. "Stopa" (track) and "Revir" (search building) are Czech, while "Fass" (attack) is German, and "Leave It" is English, although the dog doesn't really seem to know that last one actually haha.
he said "stopa" (trace/track) , "k nohe"(heel) a "pusť"(release/leave it) which are all Slovak words (stopa is the same in Czech), I'm curious why he was saying so many Slovak words. Revír is also a Slovak word. maybe they're the same in Czech, I'm not sure about "k nohe" and "pusť" if Czech use those words, I would guess "k noze" but maybe they don't say it like that :D
he's also trying to say "ľahni"(lay down) 7:34 😂😂😂 he was not successful
Yes, that's right, the commands are either Czech or Slovak. To a native American, these commands sound neutral, so it is difficult to get to know Czech or Slovak. But the commands are not English. And Czech and Slovak.
@ maryv5815 Well, to the dog they are just words. Handler could use any words, like "bicycle" or "fish" or "seatbelt" and the dog would happily obey after being taught the right action for each word.
English is obviously not this dog's first language 😂😂
As a K9 officer you're constantly hoping you don't have a deaf person in area that can't hear your warning.
You mean as a suspect or just people in the area that you want to see stay inside while you’re looking?
My sister is deaf. I appreciate you even considering an especially dangerous situation for a deaf person.
@@fangkat77 Probably both.
What?
Give it a rest story teller
That dog is having the time of his life.
doggo is on a little field trip
Dear doggie diary, today dad and I went for a drive. We met some of his friends and we went for a walk. I saw some pumpkins 🎃, talked to another dog and found a bad guy. It was my best day ever! I hope we have another day like today, very soon. Signed, good 😊 boy🥸🥸🥸
He found what looked like a soccer ball and decided to reward himself with it
Awww, that's so cute 😊
@@ianmurray4081 LMAO!!
I was getting amused by the dog. The way he kept finding things of interest to him. The cop says "your killing me right now buddy "😂😂
Not in front of the guyyyysss!!!!
lol right!!! And he still got the bad guy!!! That’s a fun doggo right there!😂❤
SQUIRREL!!!!
He did not seem well trained but he got his man in the end.
@@chocolatefrenzieya 😆🤣🤣
I just love k-9 videos, especially when the dog has a mind of his own. As a k-9 handler for 11 years, it's fun to watch the different personalities and training methods used. Haywire had a little rewarding time (which isn't great but if he keeps it minimal, it just adds to his personality). He even took a few taste tests of the water puddles as he passed (human cells will float and a good dog will use his nose and taste buds to follow a track or when searching water). And the best part was when his team-mate tried to call him off the subject and he was like, "No man, you come here." 😂
The police K9 repeatedly stopping to pick up trash and then fighting with the cop telling him to “leave it” was the best part!
That doggo had a hold of that guy for like 30 seconds before the cops realized he had him. Amazing dog
Dude with 80 pounds of German Shephard chawing on his butt just trying to be quiet and be all. "If I close my eyes you can't see me because I'm invisible right? RIGHT?
@@johnme7049 It's all kinda weird, the handler is whispering his presence with the dog, the dog isn't barking, the perp has a dog gnawing on his body and being completely silent about it.
@@audenharper3014 , at first I was confused too, and then I realized he was still trying to pretend that he is a just plant or a tree.
But, that good doggo was smarter......lol
He is such perfect boy. Love it♡
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@@audenharper3014 I know right? To be fair though the poor pupper DID have a mouth full at the time.🤣🤣
All for the love of a tennis ball?lol
I love that the dog is so easily sidetracked. I mean I get he's probably newer and probably not fully trained to leave things alone yet, which isn't helpful to the team sometimes, but it's so fun to watch him pull out blankets and soccer balls.
I couldn’t stop laughing 😂😂😂
Jester - Probably why his handler named his beautiful young dog "Haywire"... 😅 In the end, he got himself a fat all White meat turkey... 😂🤣
until the dog gets a cop killed because it is focusing on a bedsheet rather than a guy with a gun
@@deffinez9651 for all we know the suspect lives out of that shed and that’s his clothes with his scent. If he was fleeing the police he probably went near his house because he’s familiar with the area.
Between their overpower sense of smell, and having to communicate to let the other dog citizens know he is on the job, what do you expect. I also how the other cops just stand there and let him do his thing.
Much respect the the K9 handler. It's very apparent he cares about his 4-legged partner. Kudos sir
It's so unbelievable that these dogs can run down an alley or a street and smell the perp, no matter how briefly the perp was
there! We are pleased to have these amazing animals working with us.
One of my favorite "Cops" episodes had a motorcycle chase that ended in a dead end. The rider abandoned the bike and ran into the woods. The officers released the dog and then started addressing the camera crew. "We pursued the suspect until he abandoned the bike and for our safety we released the K9. We think the dog has him now." All the while there were painful screams of "GET HIM OFF ME! OW!" coming from the woods.
I will be looking for that one
I remember that one! It was great!
Man i would love to see that.....
Do you remember the title?
I remember that one. I also remember one, where they release the dog and it latches onto some gigantic perps forearm, so he picks the shepherd up and starts running with it. He started punching the dog in the head and it didn't faze him at all. He got fleeing and alluding and assault on a Leo charge and I'm sure many stitches because that dog was shaking its head and jerking down before the perp was able to pick him up..
Absolutely amazing. He wasn't scared of cops with guns yet cried like a baby when confronted by a dog who wouldn't let go. Good job to the doggy.
That’s because the cops are punished if they take the guy down
@@debbylou5729 no not if the guy has a gun, non lethal force would be used if theres no deadly weapon
That’s why I like fur missiles. They don’t negotiate. They are focused on one task.
That's because the K9 doesn't miss. Can't stall them by talking either.
I guess it’s just a more instinctual fear to be scared of an animal bite versus a man made weapon that most people don’t have reference for and feels abstract
That K9 is way too easily distracted and simply happy to be there. He was hilarious pulling out all the blankets!😂😂😂
I have a K9, and she sits while one of us gets a 5 minute head start, hiding in the thick woods.
She never fails no matter how we try different methods to throw off the scent. You'd need a stolen bike or vehicle to actually escape a trained K9.
there is something about a k9 so willing to risk its life for their owner with zero question that gives me chills....so much respect
He got to chew a shirt, a pillow and a ball, all while being told he's a good boy.
Job satisfaction or what
They are trained to think it's a game.
They have no idea they're risking their lives.
Partner, not "owner".
Dogs don’t understand the danger of weapons only humans. That’s the only problem. But it’s so badass watching these smart ass dogs haha
I love how the police officer asked the dog " are you ok " so sweet and cute!!!
Probably gonna keep him when retirement comes
Or probably already his
Police officers definitely care about their K9 Officers.
@@alexdenommee3219 Your 100 per cent right. My son is a police officer and I am disappointed that he isn't a k9 handle.. They are so amazing!!
@@daveonhaskins5319 I really hope so because I found out that some are put down which disgust me and upset me as well...
Love how excited the dog is and it shows how dogs aren’t robots and make mistakes
They are always revealed to be cowards when cornered. Great K9 squad. Good doggie. ❤
Police K9's are the only form of medieval instant justice that our society has left and I hope that never changes.
Well said!
Ever heard about Iran ? 🤨
@@kermit8619 .... What about Iran??? The guy said police K-9s are one of the only forms of instant justice OUR society has left... No one said anything about Iranian Society.
right now Democrats are doing their best to get police dogs out of police they say the dogs are racist, unbelievable huh
Wait, aren’t handcuffs and shackles from medieval times as well?
I love it when police officers say variations of “Good boy! Who’s a good boy!” when their dog catches a criminal, especially when their voices go really high 😄
It makes my blood boil when these scumbags put other people's live's at stake, and then start screaming in agony and begging for mercy, as if they would show any.
14:33 The handler tries to call the dog but the dog ignores him. VERY well trained dog - HE knew the bad guy was there!
The dog had no way of distinguishing the bad guy from any random person. They were just lucky that other people weren't around.
@@rebeccahicks2392 The K9 officer KNOWS what the criminal smells like. The police would have provided the smell for tracking. Of course, the dog can tell the difference!
They can also smell adrenaline
My sister, who has more than 30 years dispatching experience, told me this gem: a four word call from the scene- “K9 deployed, roll medical.”
I LOVE IT! "K9 deployed, roll medical."!!!!!!
Those are words that would be music to my ears!!
Cause you know that dogs gonna bite lol
@@20PINKluvr I was in an ER waiting room when three or four police rushed in with a man wearing the bottom half of a dog trainer suit . . . and a tourniquet on his left arm, still dripping blood actively. Seems he was a police dog trainer working with a Belgian Malnois. When I told my sister about it she said Malinois trained for police duty do not bite to protect their partners- they bite to eat.
@@OtaBengaBabalanga No, but police dogs will win any foot race.
I can't help but think that the worst part of being on the receiving end of some police K9 attention is having to hear the cops tell the dog what a 'GOOD BOIE'! he is for chewing on your sorry butt.🤣🤣🤣
That would be really humiliating to me...
🤣Absolutely agree!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
BOIE ?
Actually, the dogs are trained not to hurt the offender but hold on to his arm or ankle till police take him off.
Thank you K9 Officer Stone for praising Haywire and the capture. I’ve seen handlers not do so even after the arrest thanks to their K9 partner. To all the LEO’s and their partners, keep up the good work and stay safe out there. Respect…
Times have changed. I trained K 9’s 20 years ago for 10 years. All commands were in German as to not have a civilian inadvertently gave a seek or release command. Loved my job! Love how the Malinois work but still partial to the German Shepherds. 💜
I think this dog might be from slovakia or czechia considering the language of the commands
In the 30+ yrs I have had GSD or any of my dogs. They have only listened to me. All my commands are in English.
well the bark command he is using is german
@@denismelcer4308these commands are dutch fore sure.
@@denismelcer4308 I heard "stopa" many times, which is in czech (I am from there :) ) so I was wondering how?why?
I've worn the bite suit and bite sleeve during training. You KNOW that you won't get hurt, but the sight of the furry officer homing in on target can be overwhelming.....
The amazing part is the more time in service, they refine their skills for maximum effectiveness; they're become more in sync with their partners, the K-9 seems to learn the quicker way of throwing the suspect off balance and maximum effective bite points. They are given the working skills, but they build on those as time goes on. When they nip at the target suspect, they nip 2 or 3 times and the nip that gets a strong reaction, then it hones in on it and clamps down on that area of the body (Hatwire was clamping harder with every resistance from that suspect).
They are amazing and smart. Good ole days. Haywire zero'd in but handler didn't right away, was a tad slow catcing on his partner had the suspect (maybe cold fingers not sensing the steady jiggle/tugging from the leash) at the other end of the leash. Great job to both Haywire and handler, stay safe y'all. Mil/leo ret.
@@nbk9372 The dog is trained to first just grab and hold the suspect, but not do damage to the skin. It is like a firm grip with the hand, a bit hurtfull, but nothing serious. But if there is resistance and the guy wants to shake it off, the dog will take a firmer grip and give hard bites, if the dog gets attacked they go full battle mode, bite hard, take second bites and shake the suspect. It can end very bad with deep bite wounds, broken bones, nerve damage, lost fingers etc. So the amount of resistance determines the amount of damage.
You can't feel the teeth, but you can feel the force, right?
15:49 for the pain
The missle knows where it’s supposed to be and where’s its not supposed to be
Damn, that dog is a stone cold killer. No barking, no mucking around, just zoned in and chewed him!
Having trained K9s, my belief is that this boy will do very well in the future, as he seems very young. Currently, he needs to work on ignoring distractions, such as food. For Working Dogs, using a tug/ball as the reward, rather than food, is a must. More practice and work in the field will help, as he clearly loves the hunt!
As long as the dog does not get hurt, it's a good day. Hope Haywire is ok after all this.
As a mail carrier I've been bitten by dogs multiple times and narrowly avoided very serious injury on a few occasions. Besides the pain there is the fear factor when you're under attack. Officer Haywire administered some street justice here!
Oh! You ain't kidding. Nothing else quite like feeling teeth puncture your flesh and have the animal start shaking its head while hanging on. Damn, it does hurt. Then, there's the antibiotics and the tetanus shot. No fun either.
Yeah, dog bites really hurt.
@@OnoT1964a We're given a small cannister of dog spray and a small air horn.
Most of us don't have them handy when needed, though, because we're using both hands to carry a package to the door and scan it.
Same here, for UPS as a seasonal carrier...got bit by Pit on my ass my very last day and they tried to keep me from going to the doctors...I knew they were shady after that.
Ahh man, I’m so sorry that happened to you. What can we say? - Thank You for your service (?) - I hope you have some good friendly doggos in your life to write over those terrible memories, with fun cuddly playful moments.
Many years ago when I was a working, but starving college student, a crankster stole my car with his buddy. They led the police on a long high speed chase through residential neighborhoods, trashing my poor car in the process. When I was called to have the car towed, I say the thief lying face down on the ground. His pants were torn and he had a dog bite on his butt. The officer said the thief was told to hold still and not attempt to flee. The dog bit the thief when he tried to run away, so the thief gave up and stayed there. Although I had insurance, it wasn't enough to replace my car. I saved money for months, taking the bus to work and school, before I could afford to buy another car. However, it did give me some satisfaction to know that the K-9 unit had bitten the thief in the butt.
I love how excited Haywire was to get to work. Police dogs are just the best. So happy to be of service. ❤
Am I the only one, that as soon as the dog first appears, my heart squishes, I smile, and announce out loud to nobody "oh such a good boy!"
Having been bitten by a dog recently I really appreciate what the canines do to the suspects. Big ouch
I've been bitten numerous times. If they hit a nerve in the hand, it hurts like hell for a long time. Never been bitten by a German Shepherd or Belgian Malinois though.
Sooooo what were you doing then to get bit? Jk 🤣
@@CubsWin2012aaaaand what were YOU doing to get bit? 😂jk
You’re sick and evil
@@kevinhayes5515 Aw did you get bit being a scumbag?
Man that was heart thumping to watch, I don’t know if I can send my best friend into such danger, God bless all you guys and canines, thanks for your service!
I couldn’t
Not a "best friend", he is a partner, and that's what he is there for.
Man I agree with you.....I also get sad that these K9 get sent into danger. God bless them and the good cops.
Your dog isn’t trained for this. Keep your little yappy useless dog inside. These are working dogs
@@kyleshultis4246 shut up, nerd.
"police K9, if he finds you he may bite you" Only if he can pay attention long enough 🤣What a goofball.
I’m not sure why I felt as relieved as I did when I read that Haywire had recovered from the eye gouging from the bad guy.
Hahaha the way the doggo kept coming out of the shed with different articles of clothing was amazing. Good boi just wanted to play
Fresh scent, suspect discarded clothing to alter suspect description, that fresh scent is why Haywire hit several parked vehicles too. No doubt suspect was checking for unlocked vehicles, Haywire got a good wiff after that and bee-lined for the suspect.
@@nbk9372 I didn't think about that! I bet you're absolutely right
So those were the suspect’s pieces of clothing the dog got out that sheD???
@@mountaingirl1797 most likely
Not only a good boy , but a brave boy as well ! Love all of you and our K9 officer's as well , please stay safe 🙏 ❤ 💙
K9s are THE Best ✌🏿💙
He's such a regular dog, which is awesome. I have an enormous admiration for working dogs, but I find it adorable that he is still distracted sometimes by toys or other dogs like any other doggie. I have also seen dogs whose life is their work, and who will do literally anything to get the job done, with no other priorities -- take a look sometime at a single border collie helping a single shepherd control *ten thousand* sheep for a perfect example of a work-obsessed dog. But I admit I think it's more fun to watch the ones who act more like very excited doggies who happen to be playing a useful-to-humans game with their nose.
Oh shut up.
To all our first responders--Thank you for your service!
I do love the scream the tough guys make when the furry officer bites down.
That's my fav part, too. Makes me giggle, every time. xD
“Let me go first”…hero’s walk among us. God bless them all!
It is interesting to hear a policeman given commands to the dog in Czech/Slovak language. ❤
You are absolutely right. Commands are Czech or Slovak. You noticed exactly.
Are you from Europe?
Yes, I live in Slovakia, so I could understand the commands.
That canine is priceless,he worked so hard for that arrest!God Bless our Police Officer's.
Love watching K9 work. That was a difficult search, but they all were patient and diligent.
“Take a bite out of crime”.
K9: “You got it”.
I couldn't see it did the dog bite him? That dog needs water . he almost had a sound like gaging
I think I had seen this closer to when it happened. K9 Officer Haywire and his teamwere spectacular! His trainer did a fantastic job and, his partner, knows him so well. You are so fortunate to have all of these officers on your force. Stay safe.
I love love love that every K9 is just like ready to go “put me in coach!”
These dogs are amazing. God bless them and keep them safe just like any other officer! ❤️
Those dogs are not going to be on the force to much longer. You can thank their handlers for that.
👏👏🙏🙏
"Police put your hands up" "I live here" "oh ok....that's was weird"
Lmaoooo
Weirdos livin' in houses. What's this world comin' to?
im guessing your not american but you say that was weird or that's weird as that's stands for that was
as you said that was was weird
@@idabe170 what the fuck did you even just say
@@comradeconnor2626 so your not american ok
I hope they give that beautiful doggie a thorough vet examination AND some play time after getting so intense. Just like the officer says, these beautiful K9s need to be encouraged to relax once the job is done!!!! Love them. God protect them!!!!!❤❤❤
Man's Best Friend, ....and smarter than half of them!
Whoever decided to pair the whispering ex-librarian with the K9, I think I speak for everyone on the internet when I say God Bless You
😂😂😂😂
A true dog whisperer 🥸
LMAO 😂😂 ex librarian lol
So what are you trying to say?
@@carlaroy1763 You seem very slow, you didnt get it? 😂😂
That pupper is so excited to help 🥰
“You’re killing me right now, buddy” 😆
What a great find for the K9 Officer, really enjoyed the video. Thank you for catching the bad guy, Haywire!
I have no feelings for anyone that Ignores Warnings that a K9 is working to find you. Game over and give up before the K9 finds you . Great job K9 officer
Agreed. No clue what he was thinkin
We are mourning the loss of a K9 in the line duty, outside Denver. We are a military boarding home during deployment/animal rescue. Operation 4 Paws CO. They will always have a place to rest and refocus at our, place, both of them. Thank you for your service and sacrifice 🇺🇸🐾🐾
RIP
My condolences, thoughts, and prayers to the K9 Unit.
Sorry for your loss 😢
Oh I hate to hear these stories :( . I have so much respect for these 4 pawed officers . They put their life on the line just like their human counterparts. So sorry for your loss 😢
*mourning
I love that everyone is eager to do their job but the pooch is just happy for another walk 😂
"Revere, leave it!" ❤
All I want to say to that dog is “GOOD BOY!!!”
K9 is stunning, beautiful. Anyone thinking they can hide from a K9 knows nothing about dogs. Probably one of the most amazing creations on earth.
Thanks for leaving alot of the footage in...was educational to see what the police go through to get it done...Young dog is what I would have guessed...they get better.
K9s are usually young adult dogs when they start working
I thought he was young, too. They do mature and get better over time, learning to narrow in on just the suspect. Doggo didn't have much to go on, to be fair to him...nothing to smell beforehand, so went in as blind as the human officers did.
Dog Did A Great Job, Suspect *Wasn't* Even In The Building 😂😂 I Think GS Knew That But To Do his Job He Had To Come Back With Something For His Partner 🤣🤣🙏🏼
Good boy! I have a Dutch and a German. I grew up with Germans. None were highly trained like a police dog, but they were and are worked into daily life. They are highly instinctive which is what we want them for but their instincts don't always tell them to behave or workout a problem the same way we want it worked out. You can't really get mad at them for their innate override switch going off sometimes, but I get when you are on a time crunch in something crucial, you can't exactly let him adjust his over ride on his time. He's a good boy and did a really good job. I'm always thankful for when their want to please Mama is more powerful than their over ride switch. Good boy!
Thank you for your service this was so cool to watch!
K9 was definitely hooked onto the right path before the other dog created a distraction, although it's highly likely that the suspect went into that messy shed, then realized it would be a useless hiding spot. Good job and probably a valuable learning experience for the handler.
Dog was on the right track in the garage leading to the backyard where the suspect was found, but the handler did not open the door. 13:25
Yup i bet he even changed his clothes in there. Bet the clothes he was pullin out the guy took off
@@CubsWin2012 it had a lock 🔒.
@@carlaroy1763 Not the fence gate, the door inside of the garage. The other cops went right through it.
He just went from “Man I don’t understand this dog. “ to who’s a good boy?! Best damn dog in the kennel!!!! . It’s not easy letting those dogs run up to you when you can see them in the open. And let them bite that sleeve on your arm. Let alone be already on the ground and your trying to protect everything that he could bite.oh how I miss it. Best time of my life. Hope your dog is ok. No matter how hard you try. The work there way into your heart. And just become pets.
Good work, officer K9!👍
Thank you, all the Police officers!👍
I love that the dog had him for like 40 seconds before they realized it.
Good boy Haywire!
Officer Stone and Haywire. What a fantastic team. Now I hope the judge shows some support by not allowing bond.
They are really a bad team, Stone has no control on Haywire and need to correct the dog many times for things the dog does, what he doesn't supposed to do on duty.
@@dave2471 they successfully got the job done. They appear to be at the beginning of their careers together. Are they ,fantastic ,guess not. Are they bad,not at all.
That's amazing, the K9 is distracted by other dogs, other people and god knows what other smells, yet he was able to carry out his job with perfect execution.
Truly amazing and it was an honor to see Officer Stone and Haywire in action.
Unfortunately no, that pup & officer need a LOT more training together. He eventually got there, but he shouldn't have been distracted by the other dog, ate whatever it was he found on the ground. Well-trained police dogs go to work when it's time & all that other nonsense doesn't matter. Just like service dogs. Can you imagine a service dog for a blind person doing all of this when he's working? He & the officer are probably young & will get better.
@@magpie92766 that makes sense, thanks for informing me.
@@magpie92766Great perspective. 👍
@@magpie92766 Seeing as how young the dog looks, my take on this is that he is still in training. I know that taking part in real-life situations has to be part of the training. However, it would be dangerous to do for both canine and human officers if the suspect was armed and dangerous. It didn't seem to be the case in this situation though, so maybe they knew that the guys was most likely unarmed?
I appreciate Law Enforcement Officers so much and, to get to see the K9 Officers work is just wonderful!! Thank you, Officer for all you do and all you put up with!!
Your editing of different cameras whilst keeping it in real time is brilliant. 👏👏👏
Keep it up and you’ll able at 1M subs before long 👍
I get so happy and proud when the puppies catch the bad guys! Good boy, Haywire!! 👏👏👏
The PUPPIES don't, but the fully trained, mature ADULT dogs do get the bad guys.
Grammar matters.
@@jb6712 dude shut yer trap
You know good and God damn well what she meant
@@jb6712 if you wanted to teach grammar so badly, maybe you shouldn't have become a user and actually graduated high school. Food for thought 🤔
That's such a beautiful thing. And the dog LOVES his job!
this particular dog is very poor at his job.
Good boy! Dog was LOCKED on to this dirtbags scent from the get go. Great job!!
@@HashiAkitaPuppy coming from someone who doesn't have a job....
@s k , the dog got the bad guy, so NO he did a terrific job!
The dog stealing stuff from the shed about killed me
At 2:15 ... Haywire fixin' to go to WORK! 🤣
'If you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life...'
What a good boy Haywire!! Of course his human partner too!! 🐾🎖️😘🇺🇸🙏 Stay safe out there all law enforcement/K9's!!!!
I'm sorry, what?! Officer Stone and Haywire?! Did these cops jump out of G.I. Joes/90s cartoon? That's awesome 🤣
Also, am I the only one that finds it funny that the dog, named Haywire, is the one that keeps wanting to pick up everything that's not a criminal? He's a good boy, who does his job, but he's earned his name lol.
I wonder if the name was before or after his personality was known 😂
I would go haywire too if my human was nonstop calling "Go! Leave it! Go! Leave it!" Nobody processes language efficiently when you keep saying the opposite of what you JUST said one second earlier.
@@marsthatdamnrebel You're not kidding. At this point, Leave It means nothing to that dog.
They are really a bad team, Stone has no control on Haywire and need to correct the dog many times for things the dog does, what he doesn't supposed to do on duty.
He got the criminal though dave
Please, I want to say thank you for your community and thank you for helping this world from crime
Thank you 🙏 for your service. Be safe out there 🇺🇸🙏❤️
As a former K9 handler, I saw the signal the dog gave when he knew where the bad guy was. He told them to go through that door into the yard.
I'm a dog trainer so yeah I saw that too.
Ultimately this is the handlers fault for failing this k9. Right ?
Can you tell us lay people over here? 😁 What/when was the signal?
I am not even a dog trainer, and saw that.
It’s truly amazing how our K-9 unit & officers work together.. all be safe out there 🙏🏽🇺🇸
I mean K-9 unit dogs are technically officers😂tbh. You would even get charged for counts of shooting an officer if you shoot the dog which is great because dogs are risking their lives. Also their handlers are officers as well and spent time/came into the job with patrol or other units and switched over to handler I would presume. They are all officers of the law.
As he's choking yelling at the dog doing his job...
You do know that other countries have these units as well don't you?? This expertise is not unique to America.
@@adoculos4521this video is shot in America 🇺🇸
@@jasonww2612 So what? I know that!!!
The dog behind the fence is like yo he went that way. (Secretly hiding suspect 🐶)
Scary but very cool … never want to see those teeth up close. Thanks for everything you do to keep us all safe.
The guy, who trained my dog, later got a job with Maryland state police training their police dogs. Not a bad career move, going from working at a pet store to achieving job security and government benefits by working as a police dog trainer.
GOOOOOD Boy, Haywire ! WTG!!! 💫 Soooo HAPPY you made a full recovery 💛 Thank You to you, your handler, & all the other K9 and human officers who help to keep the public safe❣️
.. that ***IS*** a gooood boi .. lol
Outstanding use and way to work through it and not get too frustrated with the dog!
As someone who was just in a hit and run a few months ago, this is GOLD
Hit and Run AND and a felony assault. Probably not the nicest guy on the block.
i love that humans have trained killing machines to see criminals as chew toys. the excitement of these dogs is always so fun to watch
Lovable pooches🤠
Agreed
They’re not killing machines 🙄 They might nibble on suspects like chew toys but they’re not obsessed with killing. He’s just playing
@@allisonjames2923 some of them are
Well this comment is a little concerning
Gotta appreciate that dog a little more, he knew the guy was there a solid 60 seconds before they ever saw him
how he respects the dog in the end is so sweet❤
Awright, Haywire, silent and deadly! So glad he was OK.
Haywire said you told me to find and I did. Thing is he wanted to hold onto that bite and didn't even tell anyone, lol...
Suspect either kicked and Haywire just reacted instantly. His partner probably had cold fingers and wasn't sensing the tugs, strain and jigs on the leash (could see his gloves were getting soaking wet).
finders keepers.
He had his mouth full and couldn't 'talk' 😁.
I let my dogs (worthless labs) watch this video. They weren’t impressed. They just yawned and rolled over. Worthless labs that I love so much. ❤
I let my 2 cats watch this video. They weren’t impressed either.
BE NICE TO YOUR DOGS!!! DON'T TALK BAD ABOUT YOUR OWN DOGS...GEEEEZZZZ
@@hildapompa4236 Maybe you misunderstand. I love my dogs very much. They live and idyllic life for dogs. They have 300 acres around the house to run free and they get to sleep in the house if they want (they always want out to bark at the coyotes which is the only time they actually bark at intruders). They are our babies.
Haha. Love the comment
@@terryKessler42719 I don’t know how you would impress cats. They’re kind of above all this.
Glad Haywire made a full recovery. Thanks for sharing such a great video!
K9 like is like dad will you just let me do my fluffing job!" LOL cause tht k9 was on it..
If you are a perp, here's some advice, the cop with 4 legs will ALWAYS find you. And screaming OW! is unbecoming of your toughness.
Amen