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To: thefactor
I see nothing unusual about this case.

Humans have judgment, the dog does not. The dog is dead because humans sent it in rather than go themselves. A human would have let go rather than be dragged over the side. The dog was trained not to let go except on command. Result is a dead dog.

Dogs are effective in apprehension due to fear factor. A solo dog can not stand up to a trained human. Its one of the reasons you see the handler stay close to the dogs these days. Years ago doctrine was to send the dog in alone. PDs lost a lot of dogs that way.

Not saying the perp did right, but the most likely answer is that the handler effectively sent the dog to its death needlessly.

99 posted on 01/02/2008 9:46:07 AM PST by Starwolf
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To: Starwolf

I might agree with you but the diffedrence is the guy made a choice and jumped, he didn’t fall.


101 posted on 01/02/2008 9:54:46 AM PST by RDTF
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