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AFCop wrote:...besides, can you imagine during a search, a dog sitting on every police officer it comes across....

Don't know about sitting on every one, but I did see an AF K-9 that was trained to raise his rear leg every time a particular Top-3 NCO walked by him at guard mount!

I know a handler who trained his dog to get agitated at the words "post briefing"....can you imagine being on the recieving end of that post briefing? he said he practiced and was able to get the words out before he even came to attention to officially offer it..... Can you imagine the number of post briefings he avoided giving thanks to that mutt....... lol

Wish those dogs could have been trained to act that way around some of the school administrators I worked for Had one supt. one time that told me it wasn't safe for kids to walk the one block down the sidewalk to marching band practice. I asked him what he wanted me to do... Said I should march them (160 kids) in parade formation at 7:55 am down the street that connected all the schools in town. Oh yeah, middle of the busiest street in town when school is starting - I could see where that was much safer than the sidewalk. It was a matter of me doing what made sense instead of what he "wanted". Would he make officer material or what?