What is the German word for “attack” that police/military personal use to command German Shepherd dogs?
I'm writing a novel and I need to know a one word command for what a police office or military commander would use when telling their German Shepherd to attack a dangerous prisoner who is attempting to escape.
I've looked on Google but have found different answers. I definitely want to use the most common/popular phrase.
Pronunciation would be appreciated as well.
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I'm writing a novel and I need to know a one word command for what a police office or military commander would use when telling their German Shepherd to attack a dangerous prisoner who is attempting to escape.
I've looked on Google but have found different answers. I definitely want to use the most common/popular phrase.
Pronunciation would be appreciated as well.
translation english-to-german
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I'm writing a novel and I need to know a one word command for what a police office or military commander would use when telling their German Shepherd to attack a dangerous prisoner who is attempting to escape.
I've looked on Google but have found different answers. I definitely want to use the most common/popular phrase.
Pronunciation would be appreciated as well.
translation english-to-german
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I'm writing a novel and I need to know a one word command for what a police office or military commander would use when telling their German Shepherd to attack a dangerous prisoner who is attempting to escape.
I've looked on Google but have found different answers. I definitely want to use the most common/popular phrase.
Pronunciation would be appreciated as well.
translation english-to-german
translation english-to-german
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The usual attack command for dogs is
Fass!
pronounced as [fas] (IPA).
"Fass" is here the imperative of the verb "fassen" (to catch).
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The usual attack command for dogs is
Fass!
pronounced as [fas] (IPA).
"Fass" is here the imperative of the verb "fassen" (to catch).
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The usual attack command for dogs is
Fass!
pronounced as [fas] (IPA).
"Fass" is here the imperative of the verb "fassen" (to catch).
answered 2 hours ago
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The usual attack command for dogs is
Fass!
pronounced as [fas] (IPA).
"Fass" is here the imperative of the verb "fassen" (to catch).
answered 2 hours ago
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The usual attack command for dogs is
Fass!
pronounced as [fas] (IPA).
"Fass" is here the imperative of the verb "fassen" (to catch).
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