Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2018/08/15/watch-how-much-this-police-dog.html
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Doggies have really good reflexes, but that shepherd is WAY fast.
Both of my dogs have grabbed little rodents popping out of holes – voles and moles and such – and my old dog once jammed her head into a bush and came out with a little birdy in her mouth. Which she ate, much to the distress of its (I’m guessing) mate, who twittered around in alarm. That wasn’t fun.
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Watch the fingers Fido!
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good boy!
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‘E’s done this before, ha’n’ 'e?
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Yeah, that face on doggo before ol’ Jack appears says “lurv mah new toi!!!”
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My guess is a cat who knows what is about to happen would likewise sink their claws in it.
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Slightly OT: My parent’s cat once took a baby bird out of it’s nest, tried to get away to eat it in peace but got dive-bombed by not only that birds parents, but half the other birds within a… well, seemed like a 10-mile radius of the garden. Baby bird was dropped, cat stayed in the house that summer as persona non-grata in her own territory.
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Our wheaten loved to chase squirrels, but couldn’t catch one if it fell in his head - which it did one day. He stood there stunned, with the squirrel inches away from his mouth. Figure he had no bite reflex.
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That’s because this is the 29th time he’s seen Jack pop out. It’s only the first time for Twitter.
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I’m a German Shepherd, and this is my favorite box on the Citadel!
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The real burning question here is how and why does the Redondo PD have a branded jack-in-the-box.
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