Extreme Police K9 – This German Boxer Is One Badass Dog!!

by pawbuzz on in Dogs 1,334

Police dogs, often referred to in North America as “K-9″s (which is a homophone of canine), are dogs that are specifically trained to assist police and other law-enforcement personnel in their work…

…such as searching for drugs and explosives, searching for lost people, looking for crime scene evidence, and protecting their handlers.

The most commonly used breed is the German Shepherd. But don’t underestimate our Boxer Friends!

This A-M-A-Z-I-N-G (and I repeat, AMAZING!!) German Boxer, has made over 500 arrests in less than 4 years as a police dog!!!!!!! MUCH more than most human police in their whole careers.

Watch the video on the next page and be amazed by this Extreme Police! K9 style!

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1,334 thoughts on “Extreme Police K9 – This German Boxer Is One Badass Dog!!”

  5. Gina Genduso

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    They are the best!! I lost my German boxer and am still hurting…so badly i could not get another boxer afraid i would lose another baby so soon…i saved a shelter dog but miss my boxer boy badly.

  20. Gina Genduso

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    I found it so tramatic coming into an empty home and my siamese cat who was my babys best friend was morning so badly i was afraid i would lose him too so i figured best i could do was save a shelter baby..i had contacted boxer rescue but had no response until the day i picked up Mugsy but i would never take him back to the shelter..i love my pup but he is not a boxer.

  24. Eric Weerstra

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    No. He is not bad$#%&!@* As a boxer owner I feel so sorry for him. That is not what they are bred for at all. And anyone who turns them into a monster like that should get their$#%&!@*kicked. They are the sweetest, most lovable dogs that have ever been domesticated and are the complete clowns of the dog world.

  26. Eric Weerstra

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    When I picked up my baby boxer in his 8 1/2 week, he weighed 11 lbs. My gf at the time had a chihuahua that weighed 7 lbs and whenever he did the boxer pounce or wanted to wrestle too close too her, she used to put him on his back. Which was no big deal when he was little, but my 80 lbs adult boxer was still scared of that little 7 lbs$#%&!@*when we left them. And even though he has not encountered that little monster in over 3 years, I know that if we ran into them on the street, he would still be scared of that little demon

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