The Personal Protection Dog
Considering a personal protection dog? Are you interested in more information about personal protection dogs? If so, you have come to the right place! Please feel free interact in the forums to find the answers to your specific questions. There are many things to consider before purchasing a personal protection dog.
A personal protection dog is a highly skilled animal that has been specifically trained to defend its owner and/or property. This dog should always be under control and should obey commands instantly and precisely. This type of dog training is similar to martial arts training for humans. Just because an individual knows karate does not make them a menace to society. It simply means they are skilled in the art of defense.
They are not a “killer attack dog” or “vicious guard dog”. A Guard dog either walks with a sentry, or patrol alone in an enclosed space. Their function is to apprehend and neutralize any human intruder. They do not stop biting when the suspect stops resisting; they stop only when the human stops moving. Guard dogs are trained to kill and maim. A guard dog is so vicious that it will usually obey only a single handler. The only legitimate use of a guard dog is in wartime, or when guarding an area so sensitive that human intrusion could result in awesome public danger, such as a nuclear weapons facility.
A trained personal protection dog is a highly skilled bodyguard with the ability to alert, apprehend and hold an attacker or intruder. These dogs are happy, loving family pets, able to accompany you in any social setting. They only pose a threat to a specific type of offender. In today’s society, it is comforting to know that your pet is capable of protecting you and your family in a very reliable, safe and controlled manner.
This website centers around the forums for a very specific reason, to provide an open theater for question and answers about protection dogs. Be sure to register and don’t be afraid to ask any question to have related to selection and ownership of personal protection dogs. The selection process of personal protection dogs is highly misunderstood and there is a need to fill this void of information so that the you are not misled and have a clear picture of a properly trained personal protection dog before purchase and also for questions you may have after you have purchased the dog.
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