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Police Dog Commands in German

Knajjd

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German is a popular language in which to train dogs as many criminals try to command a police dog by calling out their own commands in their native tongue. Since not everyone speaks German they can't override the police commands. Of course, German criminals will be able to control the dog so I don't know what happens then.

What if the dog confuses Fuss and Fass?
  • Sitz: Sit
  • Platz: Down
  • Bleib: Stay
  • Hier: Come
  • Fuss: Heel
  • Fass: Attack
  • Aus: Let go/release
 
very cool. next time i see a police dog i will order it to attack the nearest foid
 
German is a popular language in which to train dogs as many criminals try to command a police dog by calling out their own commands in their native tongue. Since not everyone speaks German they can't override the police commands. Of course, German criminals will be able to control the dog so I don't know what happens then.

What if the dog confuses Fuss and Fass?
  • Sitz: Sit
  • Platz: Down
  • Bleib: Stay
  • Hier: Come
  • Fuss: Heel
  • Fass: Attack
  • Aus: Let go/release
In german it sounds more like "Fuse" and "fast."
They also often dont just say Fuss, but "bei Fuss" - which meany "by foot."
 
In german it sounds more like "Fuse" and "fast."
They also often dont just say Fuss, but "bei Fuss" - which meany "by foot."
Makes sense, thanks.
 

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