Definition of Civil Drive for Police/P. Protection Dogs - Page 13

There's no substance to what your saying. Fight drive and civil drive are mutually inclusive, however a dog with fight drive may not be civil. Since you are so enlightened, please dummy it down so the unwashed masses can understand.

 If your unable to do that, I'm calling bull shit.

Beetree,
                    I just got back I was getting some lunch....

The man factor......all of the parts are traits,...without
imparting anything....You use those traits as if you were
creating a zone that the dog works best in.
Does that make since?....You form a working zone from them,
and as the dog works in that zone day after day it becomes
his civil zone. But it is something that  will always be an issue and it
will always need work to keep it where it should be.  That's
why when you see a good trainer talking about Drive and focus.
You should listen....There is a balance.
The unwashed masses are used to Crapola...

CRAPOLA...!!....Crap as in poop pooh...OLA as in lots of it.
 
These dogs and trainers have yet to go the extra step.

The best candy bar in world had two wrappers and there were a
small amount of people who instead of eating the candy ate only the
second wrapper.....They said this is not the best candy bar in the world
it taste terrible.....They threw away the candy below the second wrapper.

And people say dog training is not rocket science.lol

Micheal49,

The people who say rocket science is like dog training,have underestimated
dog training.... Dog training is  some ones life work.
Rockets they go up and come down...Than the champagne..

Beetree,
                    Yes....I took the saddle off my horse and ride bare back
 to feel the center of her back when I rode her. It also tells me if the muscles are tense
or relaxed. You can feel the dog...by watching him and seeing any tension. There is a
place he works best. You have to observe and get a feel for it.
This were you have dogs that are average, good and very good.....

There is a center to your dog,...not just in civil but also his level of comfort
performing all tasks.

Sorry Max, you're way to complex for me.