Tibetan Mastiffs cannot be used as police dogs

Tibetan Mastiffs have strong attack power and are very intimidating. They seem to be very suitable for the police profession. However, this proposal looks beautiful, but it is very difficult to implement. First of all, Tibetan Mastiffs are very wild, ferocious and bloodthirsty by nature, and are not afraid of any target. A crazy Tibetan Mastiff will not even listen to its owner. Execution is too poor.

Tibetan Mastiffs are stupid. Some studies indicate that the Tibetan Mastiff is one of the clumsiest dogs in the world. A spinner dog can learn police subjects three times, a Tibetan Mastiff may not learn it 30 times. Therefore, even the most powerful Tibetan Mastiff can only be permanently rejected by the police.

Border collies cannot be police dogs

I just said that Tibetan mastiffs are too stupid to be police dogs. The collies over there are smart enough. He has the highest IQ in the dog world, which is equivalent to that of a six-year-old child. He is good at observing words and emotions, and can accurately understand the owner's instructions. He can be said to be an academic master.

But the reason why the Border Collie is rejected is because it is too smart. It tends to make its own decisions during the training process and does not obey its owner's orders. And Border Collies are often in a sensitive state, which makes them sometimes not focused enough. Sure enough, sometimes being too smart is a flaw.

So, we should not force the border collie to be a police dog, let it accompany us in life and create joy in our life.

Samoyeds cannot be police dogs

Samoyeds are known as smiling angels, and they are said to be smart. They are the three fools in sleds. It is possible to say stupid things and rank in IQ. This aspect of IQ should be more reliable than the other two. As a sled dog, it is known for its endurance and strong physique.

The reason why the Samoyed was rejected was largely due to its endearing snow-white long hair. You said such a cute and innocent dog went on a field mission, and it would be miserable when it came back. And white is too eye-catching and not suitable for latent work. As the number one police dog captain, German shepherd dogs completely beat Samoyed dogs in this regard.

Huskies cannot be police dogs

I know, I know, that Huskies cannot be selected because they are too big! Actually, I can’t say that, okay, big dogs also have their advantages. For example, as a sled dog, it has good stamina, is light on its feet, and has a good personality.

But the real reason it was rejected from the team was that it was too dual. The Husky is one of the three least aggressive dogs in the world because of his jumping mind, tendency to distraction and wolf-like appearance. Without an offensive, how can we catch the bad guys?

And as the leader of the demolition team, his desire to destroy furniture and daily necessities is truly top-notch. If such a dog is kept in the police force, the cost of public goods must be staggering.

Golden Retrievers cannot be police dogs

This must be a mistake! We have seen Golden Retrievers in too many ways. Guide dogs, search and rescue dogs, etc., it is really one of the best working dogs. In fact, golden retrievers serve as police dogs in many countries, but the reason why they cannot join the police force in our country is because of Labradors.

Golden retrievers and Labrador retrievers have too much overlap, and Labrador retrievers are more dominant in size. Golden retrievers have good personalities and have a high loss rate among domestic dogs. So only the wronged will not be elected.

Generally speaking, police dogs do not need to be too ferocious, nor too smart, and their appearance is certainly not necessary. As long as the obedience is good, the police performance is strong, and the endurance is outstanding, it will be fine.