Police Dogs In Action
Ephemeral film · 10 min · dir. Lee C. Garrison
- Action
Synopsis
A profile of Police Dogs, how they are trained, and what happens when they are off the job.
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Details
- Director
- Lee C. Garrison
- Running time
- 10 minutes
- Collection
- Prelinger Archives
- Internet Archive item
- PoliceDogsInAction
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- Police
Cast & crew
- Lee C. Garrison Director
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★★ · Police Dogs in Action · co-worker · 2009-08-01
This former Deputy is alive and well in Uehling,Nebraska. I work with this former deputy in security. He always brag's about how mean he was with this dog. Ha, Ha,. We watched this video and I'm curious do you still do these type of video's. The only bad thing about seeing this is his head has swelled to movie star size. He thinks he looks like John Wayne. I told him he is to short. I think more like Festus, Matt Dillons side kick. Any information you could send would be great for Pronske to see. Thank You
★★★★ · Cough up that token right this instant! · GE_Pretzel · 2006-11-25
Police Dogs in Action is a low-key film that demonstrates the capabilities of the rigorously trained German Shepherds that were employed by the San Mateo County Sheriff's Department many, many years ago. The dogs are touted primarily for their ability to assist in search operations and various forms of surveillance work, but their aggressive nature is also shown in a great scene in which one police officer sics his canine cohort on a trainer wearing a bulky protective suit. When the dogs are not on duty, they are gentle members of the police officers' families. An entertaining little film…
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