Darran Rowe: President of Association of Pet Dog Trainers says no fault should be laid

A dog trainer says no fault should be laid after a pet dog was shot dead after attacking police in Christchurch. It occurred during a manhunt that ended in Linwood, after two offenders abandoned a stolen car and fled on foot. A pet dog attacked a police dog by biting its throat ... before going after the handler, and then re-attacking the police dog around its face. President of Association of Pet Dog Trainers Darran Rowe says police were doing their job and the pet dog was likely acting on instinct. He says if somebody enters a dog's property with another dog, it is likely to act aggressively and protectively.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.