Dog Headed Officer Shows Off Tactical Gear

— source footage. Keep the original footage's scene, blue lockers, stickers, lighting, camera, framing, cuts, timing, clothing and all props. @Image1 — appearance reference for the BLACK DOG, the main character. @Image2 — appearance reference for the WHITE DOG, the background partner. Replace the main person with the black dog in every shot. The black dog occupies the same position and performs all the original actions with the objects. Replace the supporting person seen at the left edge / in the background with the white dog, in the same position and only when that person is visible. Keep each dog's identity consistent through every cut; do not swap their roles. Both are realistic anthropomorphic dogs with their own full dog heads and fur-covered bodies. Keep the clothing from the corresponding people in the source video: the black dog wears the original white T-shirt; the partner wears the source clothing visible in each shot. Their exposed arms and hands become fur-covered canine forelegs and paws, not human skin, hands or fingers. The paws make clear contact with the objects while following the original gestures. ACTION AND EDITING — follow : 0.0–1.4s: The black dog leans toward the lens. 1.4–5.0s: The black dog raises and turns the original pistol with the mounted flashlight, points it toward the camera and switches on the light, producing the same bright flare. 5.0–8.3s: The black dog opens and shows the original folding knife close to the lens. 8.3–12.1s: The black dog handles and presents the small black device close to the camera. 12.1–13.2s: The black dog raises the handcuffs toward the lens with both paws; the white partner appears in the background as in the source. 13.2–16.2s: The black dog looks down, raises the red-and-black canister and gestures near its face. 16.2–17.9s: The black dog holds up the two original magazines side by side. Keep each object identical to the source in shape, color, size, number, timing and position. Preserve the source's close-ups, perspective and cut points. Do not add, remove, swap or morph objects. Do not carry over the helicopter, landscape or grass from the dog reference photos. No human faces, skin or hands; no extra characters. Keep the source audio when the editor supports it.