This test is pure bullshit btw. You can only check their bloodline and that's it. You'll know if it's a good working dog when he'll be around 6 months or so, not any sooner
Anybody know how old these puppies are? Because my cousin gifted me a German Shepherd puppy he’s only a month and his ears are still down I wonder if it’s a legit gsd
puppy No1 is best for work/human work, yet will not survive a day in nature: no fear/distance from bigger animals.unaware of surronding, half deaf, eats from everywhere
@@captainnemolostintheocean1652 I immediately thought that’s going to the alpha in the group. (Or it it just too stupid to notice danger? More likely to be beaten to death by an elder) And it’s so funny how you compare the dog in human terms and a lot people like to compare human in dog terms (alpha or not). It also made me wonder could it be a female dog all along? 😂 showing aggressiveness. Could it be possible for dogs? I really don’t know. If so then the alpha male argument just seems stupid (although in ABO fantasy novel there is also female alpha).
@@thisiskatie7325 you tried too hard to sound ‘smart’. If it’s a girl? Like the person training him isn’t saying ‘him’ all along, or would he possibility be mistaken in your eyes? Lol
@@Qasim-H Maybe it sounds smart to you, but to me it's just thinking normally, having all kinds of ideas. You are too narrow-minded. Plus, there are tons of female police dogs. The narrator refers to all the dogs as "he", it could just be a pronoun he uses to refer to subjects he doesn't personally know. There can very well be female dogs among them. Even using "he" to refer unidentified person was very common in eras that women were not seen as equal, and are still widely used among underdeveloped and non-progressive countries and people. Does the idea of female police dog somehow agitate you LOL?
@@smokeymcpot69yeah live to work not work to live, future fat ass drinking beer watching football once he retire and realize he wasted his life working too hard.
David Perry honestly I always wondered why I couldn’t train my dog as quickly as other dogs or why mine is a bit more aggressive and playful than others and this video really shows how like humans, every dog is different
@David Perry. Tell me about it! Recently, I’ve had two dogs at the same time for the first time, and it has really opened my eyes to the different personalities of animals.
@@tammyrules2000 chonk is like chunky, i.e. fat/plump etc. but when people say chonk they mean it in an affectionate way, like how babies are cute but they're still little chonks coz they have fat arms/legs/faces etc.
That first puppy was like "This is MY rag now. I'm waiting for you to let go, because it's MINE." Not overly aggressive just confident and assertive, as much as 11lbs can be Lol!
You joke, but I went to high school with a girl who's family adopted a fired police dog for precisely this reason lol when training on attacking a perpetrator she was fired because she wouldn't stop licking and cuddling the "perp".
And blooms in Highschool knocks up the Cheerleader girlfriend gets married works at his new father in laws car dealership, goes bald and talks loud boisterously at community functions wearing slacks to fit around his giant belly. Every town has this story.
My wife and I are the proud owners of Puppy #3 (his name is Arlo), and it’s honestly unbelievable to how accurately Haz was able to pinpoint the personality traits of our dog from such a young age. Everything he described at the puppy stage is exactly how our dog turned out. On a side note, Shield K9 has one of the most amazing breeding programs I’ve ever come across. I’ll never buy a dog anywhere else. Anyone considering a GSD, don’t even waste your time looking anywhere else. These dogs are genetically perfect in every single way for maximum working capability. Thank you Haz and Shield K9!
So this German Shepherd I got I should return and Get another from your guy? th-cam.com/video/lJFS0Y7SESQ/w-d-xo.html and now this is the finish product.......and I didn't do any of these tests that this guy is mentioning.......Just difference of opinion....Also I DON'T USE FOOD.....th-cam.com/video/DhA2jdc5K90/w-d-xo.html
Lmao. I think the reason they test that is to make sure the dog won't have a problem going into new places to catch a criminal such as a new house or a car or something.
Puppy 1: Ok, let's work -_- Puppy 2: Nice environment, ooh what's this? Ahh, scary x( Puppy 3: Are you my new owner? Yeah ok, I'll bite it later, but are you my new owner? :3 Puppy 4: BARK BARK BARK BARK :P
This also just shows how important it is for breeders to do these temperament tests before placing them. Too many breeders let families pick their puppies out. Good breeders pick the best puppy for the family based on their lifestyle.
I didn’t even know this was a thing! It seems so obvious now, or course temperament tests are important. But when I was a kid, the one time we got a dog from a breeder, I remember going back to the kennel and choosing the one with the pinkest nose and the spot on his head because I was seven. And then that was the dog we had for FIFTEEN YEARS! Now he was the best boy and it all worked out, but what if the pink nose had led me astray??
most breeders abuse dogs and pugs and other deformities should be illegal and animal cruelty but I ask for too much from our governments. sigh. I'm just against any breeding because most of it is horrendous. if I ever got a dog it would be a stray like my cats are. one has allergies and is the smarter one with nicer fur...I suspect she has some inbred fancy heritage.
@@HisameArtwork “against any breeding” so you just want all dog breeds to go extinct, so we have no purpose-bred dogs??? That’s a shitty ass opinion. You can’t throw a mutt into an arctic search-and-rescue team. Why? Because even if they have the necessary PHYSICAL traits (double-coat, counter current heat exchange, tracking nose) they will likely lack the focus and confidence necessary for long, tedious, and dangerous work. Just because you’re bad at finding reputable breeders doesn’t mean all breeders are bad. Do better.
I love seeing how different puppies of the same litter turn out. Of course you can train dogs to be tolerable of noise and other distractions, but seeing how some of them just naturally are fine with such things as early as 6 weeks really speaks volumes to their individual personalities.
Yup. If a dog isnt driven by food its way harder to train. Because you need to train a dog with positive prize for good actions. And dog treats are usually that.
@@heinuchung8680 early and basic possibly, but thinking it could also be a hindrance later. Don't want your dog giving up a trail cause they get a scent of\or find food.. In this basic exercise they are just looking for confidence in the puppies. So not a big concern.
My god look at those little potatoes! I know a lot of people are against the police using k9s but back in high school we had one come in for a demonstration (it was incredible to watch) and his handler said something ill always remember. "You can call off a dog, can't call off a bullet"
@@concentratecorner1744 No, but a gun doesnt have a mind of its own and decide to bite people. A gun cant be trained to “hit” on drugs that arent even in the car with a discrete hand signal from its corrupt handler. Also, rubber bullets exist. And guess what? K9s arent officers, regardless of what any corrupt department tries to say. Did you watch the video I linked or no?
@@notbeingcensored9039 yes but is a bite deadly? 99% of the time id say no. You dont get those odds with a bullet. Also the other things you speak of are irrelevant (hitting on drugs etc) as were discussing if you can call off a bullet or a dog. Were not discussing the overall use of dog in a drug situation, were discussing its use in a use of force by police.
Puppy number one is living the good life with his owners. His tenacious behavior is sometimes a challenge for them as one would expect but they love him anyways and knew what they were getting into..🙂
@@theClow9 sshhh i wont tell da boiz that i cuddle wid it in ma crib. The thing that disturbs me is that a perfectly balanced dog is rare. Either they are bastards who wanna rip yoir face off or too spoiled and get soft and scared of every noise. I need the pup who is in between, the perfect balanced angel who goes with me on long hike and stuff
they're all adorable, and the first puppy was the best fit for any police work, but for a personal guard dog i would've definitely gone with number 3! he seems like such a nice people-focused pup
Puppy 1: " I wanna serve the country" Pubby 2: " just pet me, I'm scared" Puppy 3: " nah getme otta here" Nobody: Puppy 4: shouts the whole time " gimme my fucking food"
@@wms72Not exactly true but just seeing one will put most people off so they make a great deterrent even without needing to be aggressive. I had one that loved even the UPS guy. We always said he’s a golden retriever in GSD clothing lol
My trained dog knows untrained dogs from a distance and she has distain for them - another service dog and they show respect and continue to do their work. I was shocked when I saw this.
1. 00:03 Rival antagonist, top of the class. 2. 05:05 Worrying and logical friend, his dead helps MP transcend to the next level. 3. 07:37 Best friend, stays with MP until the very end. 4. 09:32 Main Protagonist (MP), can use talk no jutsu already.
This is fascinating and reminds me a bit of a book I read when I was growing up about testing puppy personalities. It included steps like sitting down and seeing which would wander over vs. holding back (a confident vs. shy puppy) and clapping to see which ones startle easily vs. remaining calm. For people looking for a dog, the agencies that train service and other dogs have a high "reject" rate but any dogs that even pass some of their tests make excellent pets. They often have long waiting lists of people willing to take the "rejects."
As far as pets go, I think the most important thing is to bond with your dog. If you can develop a strong trust with your dog, they will want to be a good dog! Of course, this is reciprocal. You must be good to them also. This has worked for me with my dogs.
I swear my thoughts go on the same cycles. Lol @ the algorithm. You missed this 1. Anyways, I remember I had to write a paper & we had to choose from the topics. I chose vets & their uh what do u call em? Their comfort pets? :/ yeah them. Which I forgot what the aim or the direction of the paper was. I mean, obviously we had to have a pt. I just dont know if it was an opinion thing, a persuasive thing, or what. Actually, this time, I think everyone had to write on the same topic. Lol, I only vaguely remember this. & I got sidetracked. I was like ohhh puppies 😍! Oh yeah, I gotta get stuff done. Some yrs later & I'm still on the same exact vid, smh. Ha. It'd be cool to get 1. It's just we have a pitt. & idk how that'd work. If there is any breeding going on, I'm leaving that to the hubby. I'd rather her not ever get pregnant but that's just me
Honestly hard disagree. He is way too easily distracted by social cues. He'd probably make a nice family dog though - very playful and little hunting instinct
The second puppy has better survival traits--being ok with unusual environments, loud sounds, and larger animals would actually pose a danger to him in the wild. I once watched a video of a pack of baby lions interact with approaching hyenas. The babies that bolted out of there survived--the "brave" ones that went up to the hyenas did not.
True but they dont want a dog with good survival traits in that line of work...the dog is putting itself in danger when it approaches the "bad guy" with no concern for its own safety because its been trained even moreso than came naturally to never be cautious just go. Sad the dogs dont even usually have bulletproof vests on.
I ride horses with someone who trains horses for police. She says cautious animals are not what they want. They want the horses that can be led and have a lot of trust. Because of this she says that police horses are both the bravest but also the most stupid horses they are able to find.
You also have to consider that these animals never really existed in the wild, though. Virtually every breed of domesticated dog is man-made; they didn't exist in those forms when they were wild animals. They're so far removed from wild animals at this point that there's really no point even bringing up the wild. These animals have never lived in the wild; and most of them won't do particularly well if abandoned by humans. Also, they're not looking for good survival traits as others have noted. Police work is dangerous. They want animals who will put themselves in danger to protect a human; that's basically the opposite of a natural survival instinct. They also want animals who can handle a lot of stress, for the job as well as for the animal's own well-being - ideally, a working dog ENJOYS working. You don't want an animal that's unhappy or stressed all the time; that's bad for the animal, and you also won't get the best work out of it. They're putting them through these rigorous tests to make sure they'll be mentally and emotionally okay working in that environment.
@@notimeforspace2477 I would think being so food driven could be a negative even more so taking and eating out of a strangers hand, not good security dog.
@@angelabeattie5692 before they become security dogs they have to be trained, which requires them to care enough about food for training to be as effective as possible. afterwards they learn that theyget the most rewards by doing what theyre asked to do, which isnt eating out strangers hands.
@@alidag9449 Most people know how much dogs get motivated for food, therefore if training to guard property food is the last thing u want to use to train the dog. Just saying, offer that dog a slice of meat and an intruder is in that property?
@@angelabeattie5692 dogs trained in protection or used as servicr dogs are taught to not take food from strangers and only take it from their handlers. doesnt matter how bad they want it training is possible.
My GSD was from a UK Police dog Dad. His whole pedigree was from lines of Police Dog excellent and Tracker Police dogs excellent. When we saw him at 5 weeks old he was always a bit heavier than his 13 siblings (yes, Mum had 14 puppies). I chose him because I knew he was the pack leader, he went over to a box with a scarf in it, brought it to me, and dropped it at my feet and looked up at me in the sit position. That's the one I want, I said. From the moment I collected him at 8 weeks old he wasn't an ounce of trouble. Nothing whatsoever phased him. Wonderful to train (I worked for the Police) and knew hand commands as well as verbal commands. He would have made a fantastic Police dog, but he was mine and I was heartbroken when he had to be put to sleep when he was old and ill. He was intelligent, loyal, protective and funny. RIP Sam 💕.
so basically to pass the test you’ll have to care about food more than whatever place you’re being thrown into, be extremely friendly with strangers and don’t give a damn even if there’s gunshots right next to you.... yep, would totally nailed it...
@@vivs9314 really not. That's basically what they are testing. If he's comfortable in new environments, if he is food driven wich makes it easier to train and to divert his attention, to make sure he does not pee or get's anxious by loud noices etc. That really is what they look for
@@filthymcnastyazz they arent only looking for focus. he repeats multiple things he looks for in the video and very rarely does he only use the word "focus" because theres alot of different things they are looking for, prey drive, confidence, no nerviness, etc.
My dog has a very nervous personality. No way he would enter the room without his person. He might accept a treat from a stranger. Throw the jug or make noise and he would bolt.
Absolutely fascinating video. I initially thought, "For sure, I'd choose Puppy #1," until I read your post (from 3 weeks ago) that his new owners say "his tenacious behavior is sometimes a challenge for them." That tenacity seemed cute and promising when he was a puppy, as he you were looking at some kind of precocious kid. But your post suggests that the trait you admired in a puppy can intensify, even over-intensify, when it grows up. Choose wisely. Comments indicate a lot of people want to know what became of Puppy #1. Your statement that he "is living the good life with his owners" suggests that he never became a K9 or military dog. Is that the case? If so, oh no! Imagine hiring Usain Bolt to do pizza delivery because he is fast.
Thank you for posting this video. My Malinois failed a test like this at 6 weeks and now 7 years later he is a, crazy, house pet living on easy street, some of his brothers and sisters passed and went on to train with the Canadian armed forces. I've always been curious what this type of test involves, so thank you for answering that for me.
She was attracted to the trainer.. not claiming theres a sexual charge or whatever.. But girl dogs usually build a strong attachment to guy trainers/owners..
I feel the same way. It’s rather unusual to not even flinch when someone cracks a whip next to you for the first time. It’s not about nervousness but physical reaction. There was absolutely nothing. Bit odd.
OOOuise if you watch 04:23 in slow motion you can see his ears flipping back.mits the only situation in the video where the soundsource is not in his eyesight, so it seems like he has some hearing, but maybe he is hard of hearing or something. His lack of reaction (curiosity or fear whatsoever) still is weird.
@@munk3064 Nope, dude. You know it's unethical to buy pets when there are so many dogs/cats in shelters, in need for a family. You just want to show off. You shut up.
Perfect stuff to watch at 03:00 am. The first dog is amazing how he has that strong prey instinct already at just 6 weeks old. But 3 is my favorite, that dude just wants to be pet by the handler haha
This made me realize I should've challenged my dog more when she was younger, because she has some of the mentioned traits and gave us hell as a puppy.
Could this have any skewed results after the first dog, due to all dogs recognizing the scent of their littermates there before them? Or would this have minimal affect?
I wanna say no, simply because I would think if there was an impact, the familiar smell would put them more at ease. With that logic the subsequent dogs would perform better but that's not necessarily the case.
@@protoman1214 well I think that was her point....were the the pups that entered the room after the first one so at ease solely because they felt at ease due to recognizing litter mates scent? Or were they just not scared of entering a strange room?
Have a 6 week old malinois x. He knows how to sit on command, give paw, almost potty trained. Thanks to people like yourself that share knowledge that help us in the dark. I definitely wouldn’t have him where he’s at without the knowledge shared by kind people so thanks a ton.
This is fascinating. I'm a guide dog users, so their work is extremely different from police work, but now I wonder what my school's tests are like. My dog, a lab/golden mix, is petrified of thunder and fireworks. She's eleven now, but we've been dealing with it since she was at least four. The one time I actually experienced her getting afraid of a loud noise while in harness guiding me, we were walking near some tracks to a local train-like system (I don't know its exact name). The train/vehicle came right by us, and my girl was on my left side, between me and the vehicle. She cowered against me, but as soon as it past, she kept right on walking, like, "Eh, whatever, no big deal." Thank you so much for describing what you were doing with the puppies. As a blind person, I would have been so lost otherwise! As it was, it was hard hearing the yipping and whimpering without knowing who was doing it and why. I'd like to know which of the dogs made it into whatever work they were being trained for? You mentioned one at the end, but since you didn't give a number, I have no way of knowing. I'd like to. :) Thanks for this video!
Wow.... this was so fascinating!! Looking back when I had my dogs , I’m realizing I was NOT a good dad to them. Makes me sad cause they were such good dogs. If I ever become a dad again , things will be different! Attend classes on how to be a good dad.
Always been, and still am, a big fan of the police K9’s. This video has taken my interest to a whole new level. You guys are great. Keep up the good work.
Skinner, a renowned psychologist back in the’20s, said something along the lines of “show me the six year old and I’ll show you the man.” Ditto for these adorable little guys! ❤️
Curious and Confident is what I always tell people to look for in a pup, especially when looking for a Service Dog candidate. If the breeder has done a Super Puppy program with the litter, it benefits them for LIFE, especially with the noise sensitivity, as shown here. Nice info! 🐶❤️
Those ones are sold for family pets and if they get good quality owners they have a great life. I met a stunning German Shepherd who was training for the police (NZ) but turned out afraid of real gunfire, so he was adopted by a wonderful family, and my dog and him played play in a park together. He was beautiful.
Nice pups but most of all great way of selecting the right pup. Especially when it comes to working dogs, prey drive is very important along with the other tests that we saw here. Great job !
Puppy number one, *unbothered by jug*
Officer: “how soon can you start”
When I still lived in southern Louisiana, most of the cops were also unbothered by the jug....they drank from one their entire shifts.
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Stressed over if puppies pass their job interview is a new thing for me.
Covid isolation is giving us new experiences. We will learn..and adjust!!😁😁😁
Lol
Hahahahahaaha.
This test is pure bullshit btw. You can only check their bloodline and that's it. You'll know if it's a good working dog when he'll be around 6 months or so, not any sooner
Anybody know how old these puppies are? Because my cousin gifted me a German Shepherd puppy he’s only a month and his ears are still down I wonder if it’s a legit gsd
I think we can all agree that puppy#1 set the bar high for his siblings 😂
teachers pet
puppy No1 is best for work/human work, yet will not survive a day in nature: no fear/distance from bigger animals.unaware of surronding, half deaf, eats from everywhere
allways the question is can you back it up if a lion doesn't give a piss about you is it cause he's bad at surviving or cause you are no threat
@@M.issgeBurtyou know they will continue to train them based on their flaws as they grow right
@e-w-4174 Which is why he said no1 is the best for human work. which makes your response totally irrelevant
Here is my extensive analysis on puppies' behaviour:
1. Good boi
2. Good boi
3. Good boi
4. Good boi
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I agree lol
Right
As a professional dog lover I can confirm this to be accurate
I like that you showed your work for each puppy in question. Solid 5/7
Dog #1: we will be watching your career with great interest
The council of shibes have spoken
‘Tis thee chosen one
1. Field agent
2. Narcotics & Border patrol
3. Home security
4. Mall security
Steve lmao 😂
Master class lap dog 🤥
Yeah, a lot of dogs have "environmental issues", they drop out of dog training school, start smoking pot, join a commune etc.
Lol best comment!
🤣🤣🤣🤣!!
lol
Mine got Pregnant and ran away
Lmaoo
Dog: whoa food whoa rope
Trainer: u r selected
Dog: whats selected
*whoa selected
Everything is whoa
Lmfao
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👍👍👍🙏
🙃You Are BUDDY!🥴
The first puppy made me laugh lol. He was so confident
President of the class, cheerleader and also football team player, member of the band, straight As and future dogtor
That was the 1st puppy
@@captainnemolostintheocean1652 I immediately thought that’s going to the alpha in the group. (Or it it just too stupid to notice danger? More likely to be beaten to death by an elder) And it’s so funny how you compare the dog in human terms and a lot people like to compare human in dog terms (alpha or not). It also made me wonder could it be a female dog all along? 😂 showing aggressiveness. Could it be possible for dogs? I really don’t know. If so then the alpha male argument just seems stupid (although in ABO fantasy novel there is also female alpha).
@@thisiskatie7325 just stop
@@thisiskatie7325 you tried too hard to sound ‘smart’. If it’s a girl? Like the person training him isn’t saying ‘him’ all along, or would he possibility be mistaken in your eyes? Lol
@@Qasim-H Maybe it sounds smart to you, but to me it's just thinking normally, having all kinds of ideas. You are too narrow-minded. Plus, there are tons of female police dogs. The narrator refers to all the dogs as "he", it could just be a pronoun he uses to refer to subjects he doesn't personally know. There can very well be female dogs among them. Even using "he" to refer unidentified person was very common in eras that women were not seen as equal, and are still widely used among underdeveloped and non-progressive countries and people. Does the idea of female police dog somehow agitate you LOL?
My conclusion: they are adorable little nuggets
they sure be delicious
Probably tastes like chicken, tasty.
I concur
The first dog wanted to ace the recruitment and ace it, he did.
Over achiever, pfff
Now I want him for my happy home 😞😔
Ok yoda
We do this with little kids in Mother Russia 🇷🇺
@@Maartun greetings! Man I miss the church :'(
The first dog was meant to be an officer..
The second was meant to be a lovey.
Pup 3 is def a drug dog.
yeah the second one just wants to be a lap dog for sure. which isn’t a bad thing. maybe he could do guard work like at border checkpoints
Drug security dog and hug security dog
Agreed
@@Vsuvi just glad you didn't say 'emotional support dog'.
They don't exist.
They're called 'dogs'
The discipline for these guys to not just drop their task and start cuddling with the puppies is massive
Some of us actually care about our jobs lady.
@@smokeymcpot69 rude much?
You must be a joy to be around. @@smokeymcpot69
@@smokeymcpot69 lmao yeah you tell her smokey!
@@smokeymcpot69yeah live to work not work to live, future fat ass drinking beer watching football once he retire and realize he wasted his life working too hard.
Wow this really opened my eyes to different dog personalities
David Perry honestly I always wondered why I couldn’t train my dog as quickly as other dogs or why mine is a bit more aggressive and playful than others and this video really shows how like humans, every dog is different
Have you never seen more than one dog before?
oknarphian exkraveduccial it’s the fact that they are shown back to back reacting differently to the same situation. Don’t try to be a smart ass.
@David Perry. Tell me about it! Recently, I’ve had two dogs at the same time for the first time, and it has really opened my eyes to the different personalities of animals.
It's absolute nonesense and that's a proven fact.
I had no idea German Shepard puppies were such chonks
Almost all mammals in baby form are chonkies
That’s how a baby should be. It’s not because of the breed ...
Ahaha yeah they are and then they PUFF up big ol vicious FLOOF our dog isn’t vicious (I just compliment her confidence when we play)
What does the word chonk mean
@@tammyrules2000 chonk is like chunky, i.e. fat/plump etc. but when people say chonk they mean it in an affectionate way, like how babies are cute but they're still little chonks coz they have fat arms/legs/faces etc.
The first one is so confident you would think hes deaf and ignoring everything lol
That first puppy was like "This is MY rag now. I'm waiting for you to let go, because it's MINE." Not overly aggressive just confident and assertive, as much as 11lbs can be Lol!
I found that so cute :)
This is my rag. There are many like it but this one is mine.
1. Field agent
2. Narcotics & Border patrol
3. Home security
4. Mall security
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Lol agreed
Interesting
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Others will be couch potato.
Puppy #1 was born ready, obviously the dominant one in that litter. Amazing how at 6wks old, his instincts are already intact.
People are so obsessed with dominance, its a primate thing really. We just bred that behaviour into dogs over hundreds of thousands of years
The third one just wanted hugs
i'd love to give him hugs
Timestamp?
He is exactly as described. 😂
All the puppies are paid actors.
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of course, i am their manager
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Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Can confirm. I’m the puppy
Puppy 2: Can I get a hug, Sir?
Trainer: You're fired
cursed comment
You joke, but I went to high school with a girl who's family adopted a fired police dog for precisely this reason lol when training on attacking a perpetrator she was fired because she wouldn't stop licking and cuddling the "perp".
@@leeshdee9269 What ever works in a pinch I'd say.
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The first puppy is that one high school jock that gets straight A’s, is an over-achiever, and is in 4 different sports. 😂
The perfect puppy
Sadly he didn’t pass tho
@@juliaalvarez537 whaddya mean?
@@juliaalvarez537 It is the perfect student.
And blooms in Highschool knocks up the Cheerleader girlfriend gets married works at his new father in laws car dealership, goes bald and talks loud boisterously at community functions wearing slacks to fit around his giant belly. Every town has this story.
I will gladly take the “rejects”, sir. 🥰
Same 😂😂❤️
Ha indeed
Same here🥰🥰🥰
I'm raising my hand too lol That 2nd one was super cute 😍
Same here. 🙃💝🥰👍
My wife and I are the proud owners of Puppy #3 (his name is Arlo), and it’s honestly unbelievable to how accurately Haz was able to pinpoint the personality traits of our dog from such a young age. Everything he described at the puppy stage is exactly how our dog turned out.
On a side note, Shield K9 has one of the most amazing breeding programs I’ve ever come across. I’ll never buy a dog anywhere else. Anyone considering a GSD, don’t even waste your time looking anywhere else. These dogs are genetically perfect in every single way for maximum working capability. Thank you Haz and Shield K9!
So this German Shepherd I got I should return and Get another from your guy? th-cam.com/video/lJFS0Y7SESQ/w-d-xo.html
and now this is the finish product.......and I didn't do any of these tests that this guy is mentioning.......Just difference of opinion....Also I DON'T USE FOOD.....th-cam.com/video/DhA2jdc5K90/w-d-xo.html
How is your puppy doing? I’m doing forward with one
@ NobodyHereButUsChickens
$75,000?? 😳
@@NobodyHereButUsChickensWHAT??? that's serious money. Didn't know they cost that
@@BassForever44 How out of touch can you be? "Anyone considering getting a GSD..." 🙄
Poor little puppys 😂😂😂😂😂 they are being fired already.
Now this made me laugh
The economy and job opportunities are though even for puppers.
It was an internship
Covid bro
When the job requires 5 years of experience but you were just born a few weeks ago
1: The Biter
2: The Watcher
3: The Lover
4: The Eater
i want that lover!!
The Fury, the Pain, the End, the Sorrow and the Boss
When you have the biter 👁👄👁
Me and the eater have soooooo much in common....
My rendition
1. The OFFICER
2. The watcher
3. The companion
4. The distracted crier 😆
It's really important to watch a dog cross a threshold, tells you a lot about how a dog crosses a threshold
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So profound. 😳
Incisive!
Lmao. I think the reason they test that is to make sure the dog won't have a problem going into new places to catch a criminal such as a new house or a car or something.
9:41 😂🤣
I can't wait to go into Petco and crack a whip in the back room to select my next puppy.
Ahahaahah this one cracked me up
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LMFAO
Laughed so hard 🤣
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Puppy 1: Ok, let's work -_-
Puppy 2: Nice environment, ooh what's this? Ahh, scary x(
Puppy 3: Are you my new owner? Yeah ok, I'll bite it later, but are you my new owner? :3
Puppy 4: BARK BARK BARK BARK :P
This also just shows how important it is for breeders to do these temperament tests before placing them. Too many breeders let families pick their puppies out. Good breeders pick the best puppy for the family based on their lifestyle.
I didn’t even know this was a thing! It seems so obvious now, or course temperament tests are important. But when I was a kid, the one time we got a dog from a breeder, I remember going back to the kennel and choosing the one with the pinkest nose and the spot on his head because I was seven. And then that was the dog we had for FIFTEEN YEARS! Now he was the best boy and it all worked out, but what if the pink nose had led me astray??
most breeders abuse dogs and pugs and other deformities should be illegal and animal cruelty but I ask for too much from our governments. sigh.
I'm just against any breeding because most of it is horrendous.
if I ever got a dog it would be a stray like my cats are. one has allergies and is the smarter one with nicer fur...I suspect she has some inbred fancy heritage.
@@HisameArtwork there are tons of reputable breeders out there! Not sure what you are talking about most breeders abuse dogs??
@@HisameArtwork this isnt true at all. enjoy adopting a violent pit bull though.
@@HisameArtwork “against any breeding” so you just want all dog breeds to go extinct, so we have no purpose-bred dogs??? That’s a shitty ass opinion. You can’t throw a mutt into an arctic search-and-rescue team. Why? Because even if they have the necessary PHYSICAL traits (double-coat, counter current heat exchange, tracking nose) they will likely lack the focus and confidence necessary for long, tedious, and dangerous work.
Just because you’re bad at finding reputable breeders doesn’t mean all breeders are bad. Do better.
I love seeing how different puppies of the same litter turn out. Of course you can train dogs to be tolerable of noise and other distractions, but seeing how some of them just naturally are fine with such things as early as 6 weeks really speaks volumes to their individual personalities.
These behaviors are seen earlier than 5 wks.
@@mem3769 no
@@flickaJay You can definetly see which puppies are in which positions of the pack (front,middle or rear) really fast.
The only thing that that surprised me here is I was not aware that a strong food drive was considered a positive trait.
Food motivated dogs are easier to train!
Yup. If a dog isnt driven by food its way harder to train. Because you need to train a dog with positive prize for good actions. And dog treats are usually that.
Yes food drives makes them easier to train.
@@heinuchung8680 early and basic possibly, but thinking it could also be a hindrance later. Don't want your dog giving up a trail cause they get a scent of\or find food.. In this basic exercise they are just looking for confidence in the puppies. So not a big concern.
They would love me, then. I never stop eating.
My god look at those little potatoes!
I know a lot of people are against the police using k9s but back in high school we had one come in for a demonstration (it was incredible to watch) and his handler said something ill always remember. "You can call off a dog, can't call off a bullet"
Try again
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@@notbeingcensored9039 at least she ain’t dead
@@notbeingcensored9039 can you call off any bullets? No. Can you call off most trained dogs? Yes
@@concentratecorner1744 No, but a gun doesnt have a mind of its own and decide to bite people. A gun cant be trained to “hit” on drugs that arent even in the car with a discrete hand signal from its corrupt handler. Also, rubber bullets exist. And guess what? K9s arent officers, regardless of what any corrupt department tries to say. Did you watch the video I linked or no?
@@notbeingcensored9039 yes but is a bite deadly? 99% of the time id say no. You dont get those odds with a bullet. Also the other things you speak of are irrelevant (hitting on drugs etc) as were discussing if you can call off a bullet or a dog. Were not discussing the overall use of dog in a drug situation, were discussing its use in a use of force by police.
Puppy number one is living the good life with his owners. His tenacious behavior is sometimes a challenge for them as one would expect but they love him anyways and knew what they were getting into..🙂
Wait, he didn't become a working dog???
I'm puppy two. Completely distracted environmentally
Aw the first puppy didn't pass the test?
@@Kami-mq8sl yeah I was shocked by that too
Will you "hire" him when he's older or does this mean he didn't pass?
I not here for the tests im here to watch these cute little puppers
I am here to watch the tests. I wish to oen one absolute chonker who rips strangers apart but would stop immediately on my command
@@firerider669 My good sir i think you want a machine not a pup.
@@theClow9 sshhh i wont tell da boiz that i cuddle wid it in ma crib.
The thing that disturbs me is that a perfectly balanced dog is rare. Either they are bastards who wanna rip yoir face off or too spoiled and get soft and scared of every noise.
I need the pup who is in between, the perfect balanced angel who goes with me on long hike and stuff
they're all adorable, and the first puppy was the best fit for any police work, but for a personal guard dog i would've definitely gone with number 3! he seems like such a nice people-focused pup
Can't wait till they test my baby to see if he's the avatar
Hardcore comment
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@Final Boss the chances of them attacking are slim...but never 0
Well it is depends on what toys he would pick
Puppy 1: " I wanna serve the country"
Pubby 2: " just pet me, I'm scared"
Puppy 3: " nah getme otta here"
Nobody:
Puppy 4: shouts the whole time " gimme my fucking food"
lol
That first little guy is a fearless beast already! I love his body language, acting exactly like a big full grown dog at such a young age.
I realize this is all about testing a dog for potential training, but all I can think of is "WHAT A CUTE PUPPYYYYYYY"
Lol! Me too! I also thought 'wow, those are some fat puppies'!! They were really superb!
And… they are BABIES which is amazing to try to gauge future behavior but they do
They're cute, but they're basically raptors when they're under 2 y.o. 😂
I love how the guy talking is monotone and serious while the background voices are just "good boy!" "aw good job!"
I bred and trained GSD's for forty years and agree with your evaluation and note you got one hell of a good pup in that first one.
How did Puppy #1 do with his training? His bite on that rag, that was the grip of truth. He knew what to do. I hope he's doing well in school.
He's a natural. I would absolutely love to adopt him because I know without even training him how to protect me, he'd manage to actually do it
@@sin3358 Almost every GSD would protect you, unless they're crippled in some way.
@@wms72 Oh God no, a lot will but almost all of them? I don't think so.
@@wms72Not exactly true but just seeing one will put most people off so they make a great deterrent even without needing to be aggressive. I had one that loved even the UPS guy. We always said he’s a golden retriever in GSD clothing lol
the 3rd puppy just wanted to be loved on forreal lol
Honestly he’s the best dog.
This makes me realize how ill-behaved my beagle is 🤦🏼♀️ #embarrassed
My trained dog knows untrained dogs from a distance and she has distain for them - another service dog and they show respect and continue to do their work. I was shocked when I saw this.
I can relate to this comment. 😂
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Correct. Their the Elites and will not muddy the paw with those types. They have work to do.
When my family had a beagle man was he very unruly😂
Reading this comment as I watch my dog scoot her butt across my floor. 🤣🥴
I wouldn't pass this test 😂
You wouldn't eat from hand, be scared of the chug filled with rocks, or play tug of war with your mouth ?
@@DoctorStrange01 I would, but normally that costs extra
@@austinmontgomery117 Why is there always one loser like you ruining it all?
You have no prey drive? 😋
Naughty naughty tsk tsk naughty naughty swoas 🤥
I’d never be able to do this job I’d be stopping and petting and loving every two seconds
U mean as a trainer or as a dog?
1. 00:03 Rival antagonist, top of the class.
2. 05:05 Worrying and logical friend, his dead helps MP transcend to the next level.
3. 07:37 Best friend, stays with MP until the very end.
4. 09:32 Main Protagonist (MP), can use talk no jutsu already.
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Only real ones know lol
I love you haha
😂😂😂 perfect
This has got to be the cutest effing thing I have ever seen
This is fascinating and reminds me a bit of a book I read when I was growing up about testing puppy personalities. It included steps like sitting down and seeing which would wander over vs. holding back (a confident vs. shy puppy) and clapping to see which ones startle easily vs. remaining calm.
For people looking for a dog, the agencies that train service and other dogs have a high "reject" rate but any dogs that even pass some of their tests make excellent pets. They often have long waiting lists of people willing to take the "rejects."
As far as pets go, I think the most important thing is to bond with your dog. If you can develop a strong trust with your dog, they will want to be a good dog! Of course, this is reciprocal. You must be good to them also. This has worked for me with my dogs.
I swear my thoughts go on the same cycles. Lol @ the algorithm. You missed this 1. Anyways, I remember I had to write a paper & we had to choose from the topics. I chose vets & their uh what do u call em? Their comfort pets? :/ yeah them. Which I forgot what the aim or the direction of the paper was. I mean, obviously we had to have a pt. I just dont know if it was an opinion thing, a persuasive thing, or what. Actually, this time, I think everyone had to write on the same topic. Lol, I only vaguely remember this. & I got sidetracked. I was like ohhh puppies 😍! Oh yeah, I gotta get stuff done. Some yrs later & I'm still on the same exact vid, smh. Ha. It'd be cool to get 1. It's just we have a pitt. & idk how that'd work. If there is any breeding going on, I'm leaving that to the hubby. I'd rather her not ever get pregnant but that's just me
Puppy #3 seems like he would make a good service dog
Honestly hard disagree. He is way too easily distracted by social cues. He'd probably make a nice family dog though - very playful and little hunting instinct
@@manuelmanolo7099 I agree. I don't think it would be impossible, but definitely a lot harder/ higher wash rate. Wayyy too people focused imao.
Puppy 4 was service dog quality
Maybe better as an emotional support dog
Being distracted by people is basically the #1 thing a service dog should not be. Sadly
That 1st dog is like a gamer making a 2nd character after he totally finished the game lmao 😂
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Pog
Yeahyeah, you've got a jug with rocks in it. What a jump scare.
this comment is underrated
He's a reincarnated police dog speedrunning the recruitment process
Man the grip this first pupper has is amazing. He is already very open to the environment. Unbothered by anything irrelevant like the camera.
Wee tail never stopped wagging 😂
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The second puppy has better survival traits--being ok with unusual environments, loud sounds, and larger animals would actually pose a danger to him in the wild. I once watched a video of a pack of baby lions interact with approaching hyenas. The babies that bolted out of there survived--the "brave" ones that went up to the hyenas did not.
True but they dont want a dog with good survival traits in that line of work...the dog is putting itself in danger when it approaches the "bad guy" with no concern for its own safety because its been trained even moreso than came naturally to never be cautious just go. Sad the dogs dont even usually have bulletproof vests on.
I ride horses with someone who trains horses for police. She says cautious animals are not what they want. They want the horses that can be led and have a lot of trust. Because of this she says that police horses are both the bravest but also the most stupid horses they are able to find.
You also have to consider that these animals never really existed in the wild, though. Virtually every breed of domesticated dog is man-made; they didn't exist in those forms when they were wild animals.
They're so far removed from wild animals at this point that there's really no point even bringing up the wild. These animals have never lived in the wild; and most of them won't do particularly well if abandoned by humans.
Also, they're not looking for good survival traits as others have noted. Police work is dangerous. They want animals who will put themselves in danger to protect a human; that's basically the opposite of a natural survival instinct. They also want animals who can handle a lot of stress, for the job as well as for the animal's own well-being - ideally, a working dog ENJOYS working. You don't want an animal that's unhappy or stressed all the time; that's bad for the animal, and you also won't get the best work out of it. They're putting them through these rigorous tests to make sure they'll be mentally and emotionally okay working in that environment.
Yes because what cops want is a dog that bolts at the first sign of trouble.
It's not a wild animal though
The way how this pup looks in the camera... “Am I OK? Can you see my bite?” 😂 really cute 🧡
lol he really was posing for the camera there
Everyone’s hyped about number 1 but I think number 3 definitely has some potential with the right handler. He could even rival number 1 in the future.
3 would def be a good service dog if trained
@@notimeforspace2477 I would think being so food driven could be a negative even more so taking and eating out of a strangers hand, not good security dog.
@@angelabeattie5692 before they become security dogs they have to be trained, which requires them to care enough about food for training to be as effective as possible. afterwards they learn that theyget the most rewards by doing what theyre asked to do, which isnt eating out strangers hands.
@@alidag9449 Most people know how much dogs get motivated for food, therefore if training to guard property food is the last thing u want to use to train the dog. Just saying, offer that dog a slice of meat and an intruder is in that property?
@@angelabeattie5692 dogs trained in protection or used as servicr dogs are taught to not take food from strangers and only take it from their handlers. doesnt matter how bad they want it training is possible.
"A puppy walks into a room." Bam, the perfect story. Fin.
My GSD was from a UK Police dog Dad. His whole pedigree was from lines of Police Dog excellent and Tracker Police dogs excellent. When we saw him at 5 weeks old he was always a bit heavier than his 13 siblings (yes, Mum had 14 puppies). I chose him because I knew he was the pack leader, he went over to a box with a scarf in it, brought it to me, and dropped it at my feet and looked up at me in the sit position. That's the one I want, I said. From the moment I collected him at 8 weeks old he wasn't an ounce of trouble. Nothing whatsoever phased him. Wonderful to train (I worked for the Police) and knew hand commands as well as verbal commands. He would have made a fantastic Police dog, but he was mine and I was heartbroken when he had to be put to sleep when he was old and ill. He was intelligent, loyal, protective and funny. RIP Sam 💕.
so basically to pass the test you’ll have to care about food more than whatever place you’re being thrown into, be extremely friendly with strangers and don’t give a damn even if there’s gunshots right next to you.... yep, would totally nailed it...
That’s why you’re not a dog lol. You’re taking all of this the wrong way anyway.
@@vivs9314 really not. That's basically what they are testing. If he's comfortable in new environments, if he is food driven wich makes it easier to train and to divert his attention, to make sure he does not pee or get's anxious by loud noices etc.
That really is what they look for
sagalindhe wrong. They want to see focus. Finding which focus they have tells you what you need to reward or withhold.
@@filthymcnastyazz they arent only looking for focus. he repeats multiple things he looks for in the video and very rarely does he only use the word "focus" because theres alot of different things they are looking for, prey drive, confidence, no nerviness, etc.
@@wolfyjade3234 'Nerviness' ♥ Bad Grammar shows poor education. 🤔 😏 👀
My dog has a very nervous personality. No way he would enter the room without his person. He might accept a treat from a stranger. Throw the jug or make noise and he would bolt.
Job interview: would you like a snack?
Me: no, thank you. I'm fine
Job interview: unfortunately the position has been filled
Absolutely fascinating video. I initially thought, "For sure, I'd choose Puppy #1," until I read your post (from 3 weeks ago) that his new owners say "his tenacious behavior is sometimes a challenge for them." That tenacity seemed cute and promising when he was a puppy, as he you were looking at some kind of precocious kid. But your post suggests that the trait you admired in a puppy can intensify, even over-intensify, when it grows up. Choose wisely.
Comments indicate a lot of people want to know what became of Puppy #1. Your statement that he "is living the good life with his owners" suggests that he never became a K9 or military dog. Is that the case? If so, oh no! Imagine hiring Usain Bolt to do pizza delivery because he is fast.
Thank you for posting this video. My Malinois failed a test like this at 6 weeks and now 7 years later he is a, crazy, house pet living on easy street, some of his brothers and sisters passed and went on to train with the Canadian armed forces. I've always been curious what this type of test involves, so thank you for answering that for me.
She’s not even looking at the toy anymore she just wants cuddles and to know she’s doing good 😩
She was attracted to the trainer.. not claiming theres a sexual charge or whatever.. But girl dogs usually build a strong attachment to guy trainers/owners..
@@thesoliloquist1940 yeah… but all’s I’m saying is the puppy looks like she needed (or he idek the gender) some cuddles 😣 look at her
plot twist: puppy one is deaf
I feel the same way. It’s rather unusual to not even flinch when someone cracks a whip next to you for the first time. It’s not about nervousness but physical reaction. There was absolutely nothing. Bit odd.
I know! That what I was thinking. He didn’t react at all with the whip.
OOOuise if you watch 04:23 in slow motion you can see his ears flipping back.mits the only situation in the video where the soundsource is not in his eyesight, so it seems like he has some hearing, but maybe he is hard of hearing or something. His lack of reaction (curiosity or fear whatsoever) still is weird.
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@@lyndseyweeks5752 or the container
The other puppies failed the test intentionally to avoid being selected to work. Smart bois!
oh my god the third dog is ADORABLE how he's grabbing at their feet. I want him :(
It's cute now but if not corrected could turn into an adult dog jumping up on everyone
He failed the interview.
From our perspective: Interviewing Puppy
From the puppy's perspective: IT'S A PLAY DAY!!!!
Puppy No 1 was like “I’m Hua Mulan. I’ll bring honor to us all.” 😆 🐶
Hahahahahah
That first puppy is gonna make such a good K9 dog. WHY ARE PUPPIES SO DAMMMMM CUTE!!!!!
Can we do the same tests next time we are at the pet store.. LOL..
Adopt, don't buy...
@@ΝαντέζνταΚρούπσκαγια Shut up.
@@munk3064 Nope, dude. You know it's unethical to buy pets when there are so many dogs/cats in shelters, in need for a family. You just want to show off. You shut up.
@@ΝαντέζνταΚρούπσκαγια I don't give a shit. Stop telling people to adopt.
Ναντέζντα Κρούπσκαγια
Fully agree. Same for humans. Adopt, don't reproduce. Would solve a lot of problems.
I didn't know they're this chonky when they're pups!!
Perfect stuff to watch at 03:00 am. The first dog is amazing how he has that strong prey instinct already at just 6 weeks old. But 3 is my favorite, that dude just wants to be pet by the handler haha
This made me realize I should've challenged my dog more when she was younger, because she has some of the mentioned traits and gave us hell as a puppy.
Puppy finally drafted after being overlooked by these scouts: “They gonna get a drug bust outta me... Belee Dat!”
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Puppy 1 is too precious with that confidence ❤️
They’re all so adorable. Just give puppy #3 some love! Perfect family dog. #4 is an all star. #1 is pure working dog and would require a trainer
When my german shepherd was 51 days old i could lift him off the ground by him biting on his chew toy 😂😂
OMG HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH sameee
He’s hired!!
51 days?
@@goldc4859 ikr lol
@@goldc4859 yep
Dogs are amazing, we are blessed to have them.
Could this have any skewed results after the first dog, due to all dogs recognizing the scent of their littermates there before them? Or would this have minimal affect?
No. 4 didn't have a problem with it so I think it won't be a big difference
I wanna say no, simply because I would think if there was an impact, the familiar smell would put them more at ease. With that logic the subsequent dogs would perform better but that's not necessarily the case.
@@protoman1214 well I think that was her point....were the the pups that entered the room after the first one so at ease solely because they felt at ease due to recognizing litter mates scent? Or were they just not scared of entering a strange room?
Have a 6 week old malinois x. He knows how to sit on command, give paw, almost potty trained. Thanks to people like yourself that share knowledge that help us in the dark. I definitely wouldn’t have him where he’s at without the knowledge shared by kind people so thanks a ton.
This is fascinating.
I'm a guide dog users, so their work is extremely different from police work, but now I wonder what my school's tests are like.
My dog, a lab/golden mix, is petrified of thunder and fireworks. She's eleven now, but we've been dealing with it since she was at least four. The one time I actually experienced her getting afraid of a loud noise while in harness guiding me, we were walking near some tracks to a local train-like system (I don't know its exact name). The train/vehicle came right by us, and my girl was on my left side, between me and the vehicle. She cowered against me, but as soon as it past, she kept right on walking, like, "Eh, whatever, no big deal."
Thank you so much for describing what you were doing with the puppies. As a blind person, I would have been so lost otherwise! As it was, it was hard hearing the yipping and whimpering without knowing who was doing it and why.
I'd like to know which of the dogs made it into whatever work they were being trained for? You mentioned one at the end, but since you didn't give a number, I have no way of knowing. I'd like to. :)
Thanks for this video!
This puppy is a boss! And he doesn’t even know it-cloaked in all his cuteness is boss doggy.
I don't even know how I got here but honestly I don't mind
The cracking of the whip didn’t even phase him 👌🏽
"I just threw a jug" lmao best line ive heard all day
Wow.... this was so fascinating!! Looking back when I had my dogs , I’m realizing I was NOT a good dad to them. Makes me sad cause they were such good dogs. If I ever become a dad again , things will be different! Attend classes on how to be a good dad.
Main reason why I'll never get a dog. I know I can't be the housemate they deserve.
Puppie #3: oh he's committed to the food.
Me: Same little guy, same!
Still committed. 😂
The first puppy looked so adorable hanging on to the toy. 🥺 3:10 that face 😍
why do i feel like i‘ve just learned something about myself...
Always been, and still am, a big fan of the police K9’s. This video has taken my interest to a whole new level. You guys are great. Keep up the good work.
Skinner, a renowned psychologist back in the’20s, said something along the lines of “show me the six year old and I’ll show you the man.” Ditto for these adorable little guys! ❤️
Curious and Confident is what I always tell people to look for in a pup, especially when looking for a Service Dog candidate. If the breeder has done a Super Puppy program with the litter, it benefits them for LIFE, especially with the noise sensitivity, as shown here. Nice info! 🐶❤️
My pup was confident like this in my border collie, very well bred and stable dog.
I love how 4th pup is just yelling at the handler
Imagine all the add k9s that didnt make the cut bc they were too friendly 😭
Those ones are sold for family pets and if they get good quality owners they have a great life.
I met a stunning German Shepherd who was training for the police (NZ) but turned out afraid of real gunfire, so he was adopted by a wonderful family, and my dog and him played play in a park together. He was beautiful.
I know so cuteee 😭❤️❤️
Nice pups but most of all great way of selecting the right pup. Especially when it comes to working dogs, prey drive is very important along with the other tests that we saw here. Great job !
I like to imagine every dog gets selected and he just brags about them all like “this is really good, I like this behavior.”
This was awesome. I like #1 personally. Nice mix of smart and confident. Thanks for sharing!
So what did the puppy number 1 and number 4 become now? Are they on the working path or just a pet?
Jiajian Hou working path
Puppy number would be a great candidate for any working path even service dog
@@rachelshoward4526 which one?
He responded that puppy one is a pet and happy with his humans. Maybe to challenging personnality?
@@-rin2836 4 the lack of prey drive would be great in the real world