My Dogs Did Not Come To My Aid :(

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by Chaz Reinhold on 07 August 2012 - 01:08

Honestly, most high level handlers would rather just grab a gun than risk their dog getting an injury. Do some of you not realize that some people are not concerned with real life protection? Some people just want to compete in a sport. Not saying that is me. I couldnt care less. Titles are for the handler. I just like the training, good training and the fun I have with fellow trainers. You can come over any time. I bet you don't even get in the door/window. No training needed. Genetics. Came out the box like that. Pun intended.

by beetree on 07 August 2012 - 01:08

I think my dog would get into the fray, but not sure he'd end up biting the right one... if there were "family" involved! And that is straight out of the box... and I'm thinking in the context of a sudden event, not somethng the dog would be conditioned to, as everyday bickering and violence between mates.

And in some of the stories about the dogs not stopping a death when their owners were attacked, I do believe they protected the bodies with their own. Something to think about?

by Red Sable on 07 August 2012 - 01:08

Do some of you not realize that some people are not concerned with real life protection? Some people just want to compete in a sport.

Absolutely we are aware of that, which is why some of us call it a sport and wonder if it really is a breed worthy test.

by yellowrose of Texas on 07 August 2012 - 01:08

THe head of the post office in Texas City years ago said more of his Postal workers had been bitten and chased by

"COCKER SPANIELS and Chichuahua's then big dogs like german shepherds."

At a court hearing long time ago on a loose gsd that was not owned by anyone..a stray.

YR

by Chaz Reinhold on 07 August 2012 - 02:08

Didn't mean you, Mrs. Sable. I know you know that I know you know.

by joanro on 07 August 2012 - 02:08

Chaz, how could that be, "bet you don't get in the door/window, no training...genetics." I just read on this thread that the gsd breed has been basically ruined and nobody cares. I know that not all is lost...there are still some pockets of real GSDs in the world. Btw, that bundiprof dog was always loose, highway couple hundred yards away, owners left him loose for "protection". They weren't handlers, just had a lot of money to buy an expensive "protection dog". Lol

by Blitzen on 07 August 2012 - 02:08

Sorry for the OT here, but I just have to ask - is that you in your new avatar, Chaz?

by Chaz Reinhold on 07 August 2012 - 05:08

Blitzen, that was me in the 80s when I used to be hot.

by yellowrose of Texas on 07 August 2012 - 05:08

Blitzen::

    I SURE HOPE NOT>>>>>>

    I just lost it when I looked at that one.   Chaz has been playing in the TOY BOX again...

   love ya

by duke1965 on 07 August 2012 - 05:08

I was talking to a policeman who was testing/selecting the dogs for the police to buy and he was taken of the job because he was selecting too strong dogs, the new cops couldnot handle them , he told me that K9 handelers used to be dogtrainers that became policeman , nowadays rookiecops think , he maybe its nice to be K9 handler and take a 6 month course, and without ever having trained a dog they are now K9 handlers, but cannot handle a real dog
so on all levels the demand is for easy, balldrive social happy dogs , and that is the problem, even when im training at a KNPV club nowadays they want full and calm grips and high balldrive because of trainability and easy selling

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