Why would anyone want a dog like this? - Page 6

OP lives in the US where he has the right to own any kind of dog he wants.

Before I got married and had a child, I had my share of dogs like this. The only reason I don't now is that even though my son is 17 and raised with dogs if the dog decides to take my son on and Im not here, I would be concerned my son would really know what to do. I don't even adopt out my dogs to homes with kids under 12 and some then adults only.

I live in Vegas so pretty much city to me. I like ads like this because if I have a dog that I cannot place into a home for a family enviroment, this would be an ad I would reply to. Although I prefer an easy going dog these days, I've had my share of dogs who I would have never left alone with a kid or any other animal. Awesome protection dogs and I never had to worry who had my back.

Barb

123-I am 100% certain Paul was not looking for a "dangerous"dog.
My God,are some people so simple minded they can't comprehend that there are people that work with dogs that can not only talk the talk, they can also walk the walk.
To go from the opening statements of this thread to why someone would want a "dangerous " dog just boggles my mind.
Hey Paul, how is that terribly dangerous Bomber girl doing. Sure hope she hasn't been to much dog for you yet.
Sorry, I am just assuming she fit your "dangerous criteria".

Putting all the bickering aside...
Brittany,
I just think you read too much into the ad which Paul posted. Typical of us woman. Men do things simple, and we complicate it. lol
I do agree, Paul is not looking for an aggressive dog, he wants a "real" dog. And sometimes these "real" dogs can be discovered at a very young age and even if they are "green". I know this, because I purchased one many years ago who later became my working Police Dog.
But I will say, a "real" dog CAN be just that and social at the same time. Mine was. He was the ideal "real" GSD. He enjoyed everyone's presence, let kids pet and play with him, allowed adults to approach and pet, but he had a great instinct for judgment of character that was out of this world. He would bite for real and never look back. He was not sleeve oriented and once took the bite, would spit the sleeve out and go for the helper. It was the fight and that was it. His job was to protect me ad everything that I wanted him to.
But anyway...

I don't know, why would someone want a puppy from an untitled bitch with allergies?

@VonIsengard at least I learn from my mistakes, and not afraid to go public about it too. I'm sure you made some bad mistakes in the past as well. How honest are you about your breeding program? How come you don't list your dogs entire medical history on your site? Just how healthy are your animals anyways? Don't talk down to me when you don't even disclosed your breeding dogs entire health history on your website. I haven't seen 1 X-ray with a copy of the results on your website.

Struck a nerve, did I?

I thought you were this great researcher of GSDs. Do you not know how to use use the SV or OFA website?

I have original copies of everything to show anyone who wants to see them. You KNOWINGLY bred a dog with health problems and still have the audacity to chastise other people?

I see in 10+ years of trolling this and other boards has taught you nothing. You just can't keep your nose out of other people's business and somehow those BHs have made you an expert. Hope you have some air fresheners in that glass house. The smell of BS must be stifling.