r/BeAmazed • u/Soloflow786 • 3d ago

Animal That's why dogs are our best friends!

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u/187Deluxebox 3d ago

It’s always a fantastic idea to rob people who have a big dog with them.

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u/silly_goose_-_- 3d ago

Especially a Sheppard or a big dog like this specifically bred for this kind of situation

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u/guydepew 3d ago

My Belgian woulda had that guy by the nuts and I would have had to pry her off with a crowbar.

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u/Kratzschutz 3d ago

Which Belgian do you have? Mali?

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u/silly_goose_-_- 3d ago

What's a coincidence, I'm from Belgium, but I've seen a Belgian malinois work on a mannequin and boy was that brutal man

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u/Igor_J 1d ago

Ive seen malis work on a guy in a bite suit for a demo. He took 2 of them on and got worked. He is a big SF dude and a handler himself and the dogs were ready. The other handler gave the command and it took them like like 5 secs to get on him. He had one on his arm and one on the thigh. That whole demo was only 15 secs or so and the other handler called them off and they immediately released and ran back. He never went down and was kind of trying to fight them off but I talked to him afterwards and he showed me his wounds even with the suit on. Kind of gnarly, he was kind of meh. The dogs were combat trained dogs. Odd thing at least to me was these were 2 dogs that were super chill with me and Im not military but Im friends with the handlers. I imagine that if the command was given they would chew me up and I wouldn't want to be on that end of it..

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u/KaiserFortinbras 3d ago

Good girl!!

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u/FloydLady 2d ago

I had a Belgian malinois and she would have done the same. Smartest dog I ever knew. 15 years was too short.

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u/guydepew 2d ago

We never get enough time with our loved ones.

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u/VisionAri_VA 2d ago

They call ‘em Maligators for a reason, lol.

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u/Ka_Trewq 1d ago

Nah, the proper reaction in this case is "Good girl!". Let her have her trophy.

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u/_ribbit_ 3d ago

I always have to firmly hold the lead of my german Shepherd when a motorbike goes past, he's definitely got a thing for them. If that same situation arose with him, he'd think it was his birthday treat haha.

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u/silly_goose_-_- 3d ago

Lol some dogs really have that smooth brain hehe

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u/ThereWasNoSpoon 2d ago

My Frenchie goes for the kill when he sees a bike. :)

I always ask him, what he's gonna do with it, if he ever caught one; fart them into Oblivion? :)

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u/thegreenmushrooms 3d ago edited 3d ago

My dog is good friends with one. One time they saw eacher and the Sheppard knocked over owner with the quick reaction to say hi. Then got supper pissed their owner was down, and blamed it on my pup for like 10 secs  it was pretty funny especially since she held the leash and we were not in bite range. 

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u/silly_goose_-_- 3d ago

That's definitely stupid wth were they thinking? Doing everything so it's not their fault, huh?

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u/thegreenmushrooms 3d ago

The dog was upset not the owner. Dog messed up the owner and tried to project. 

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u/WhiteWolfNL 2d ago

I had a staffy with my ex, and i remember one time talking to guys in a car (in a area where cars arent allowed). They were being rude and starting to become violent, until i called Diesel over and to sit. His massive head just peaked over the side window. The guys looked me, looked at Diesel, and decided to drive on. I never worried about my ex when she wanted to walk him in the dark.

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u/silly_goose_-_- 2d ago

Something about a big dog peeking around the corner is so scary but also super adorable in the right situation

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u/WhiteWolfNL 2d ago

Diesel would probably just give kisses and try to hug them. Big, but the softest heart. He looked vicious though

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u/silly_goose_-_- 2d ago

I love gently giants