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Retired police K9 Dante knows a thing or two about ‘cocaine’ detection

K9 Dante

Retired police K9 Dante proved that his drug-detection skills never left. (TikTok)

April 27, 2021
byLaw Officer
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Retired Australian police K9 Dante proved that his detective skills are still on point after hilariously perking up upon hearing the word “cocaine.”

Using a play on words, it’s a Pav-blow-vian response, New York Post reported.

A TikTok video of the uproarious reaction was first posted in March — but is currently going viral with more than 2.5 million views. Various ripped versions of the doggone clip have amassed up to 30 million more views, Newsweek reported.

However, the funny footage was first shared on TikTok by Queensland’s Davey Rutherford, who adopted Dante after he retired from the force.

In the clip, captioned “sniffer dog knows English,” the German shepherd can be seen panting on a bed while Rutherford rattles off his shopping list.

However, the K9’s demeanor quickly shifts when the owner tries to slip in an illegal substance as a goof.

“All right, shopping list: Bread, milk, pasta, eggs, mayo, cocaine.”

Upon hearing the name of a controlled substance, Dante reflexively whips his head around and flashes Rutherford a deadly serious look — as if to let him know that he crossed the line, the Post reported.

@daveywaSniffer dog knows English #foryoupage #dog #foryourpage #dog #comedy #fyp #snifferdog♬ original sound – Davey Rutherford

Fortunately, the dog’s owner is quick to let him know he’s “just kidding.”

Viewers were impressed by Dante’s hair-trigger response.

“Once a police dog always a police dog,” one impressed Twitter user tweeted along with a ripped version of the video that’s racked up more than 60,000 additional views as of Tuesday morning.

The dog’s reaction to “cocaine” ????????????
Once a police dog always a police dog ????

| #PantamiResign Finance Minister Mourinho Arewa Skepta #doge FedEx Emefiele Arsenal Obaseki Roma Anita Osama bin laden CONGRATULATIONS NENGI | pic.twitter.com/J7BsYKu4iU

— Chika (@medoosa_) April 16, 2021

“I have just watched this 3 times to see the face,” remarked one TikTok fan of the dog’s drug-busting mean mug.

“He was like you know I’m ex police right,” wrote another user.


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