I gonna move to the US and gonna be rich ... from unknown and inexperience customers - Page 1

 

 

This video is what I mean this has nothing to do with a real PP dog

Scenario send a dog to a decoy in suit in prey drive  no threat  no pressure /stress  have nothing to do with the real world............  

 

 

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http:channel.nationalgeographic.com/wild/alpha-dogs/videos/macho-man/



 

 

 

Unfortunately this kennel gets TONS of business from police and military.
Want to see something more painful? How about this $230,000 "protection" dog, protecting his family from a decoy with a bite pillow.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/12/us/12dogs.html?_r=0

I honestly don't know how these "trainers" go to sleep at night. It would kill me to know that I sold a dog that had that many holes in it. Police officers, as well as families that buy these dogs are left with such a false sense of security.

 

@ hnt would be a nice challenge to test all this (Elite)dogs and confront the owners

what they realy invest

 

they are going to get people killed one day when they sale a spots dog to someone, and it cant perform in a life and death situation

Back in my early days on this board, I remember hearing about a lady who had been through a very difficult divorce/separation from her husband. She bought a Sch3 German shepherd for protection. I really don't know if the dog was supposed to be protection trained, but it's obvious SHE thought it was.

One night while she was out, her ex broke into her house, and stole a bunch of stuff, INCLUDING THE DOG!!

I doubt people that can afford to pay the high prices for executive protection dogs will ever have to worry about any street type crime or property crime.

The guys at the country club might razz them occasionally.

Vk, maybe a dog would have been a help for this family;

"......But once four neat stacks of $100 bills were left on the seat of a red sports car in the family's garage, Daron Dylon Wint brutally struck and stabbed Savvas Savopoulos, the CEO of the American Iron Works company where he had once worked as a welder, Wint's charging document said.

Savopoulos' wife, Amy, their 10-year-old son Philip and their housekeeper Veralicia Figueroa also were killed, and then the house was set on fire with matches and a flammable liquid.

The fire began on the queen-sized mattress where the boy's body was stabbed and burned, authorities said.

Firefighters found the adults' bodies in the next room. Evidence shows the women suffered "blunt force and sharp force trauma" before the $4.5 million mansion was set on fire."

Wealthy families are regular targets of criminals..why bother robbing the poor ?

P T Barnum said over 100 years ago; ''there's a sucker born every minute'' This forum should continue to be an advocate for the GSD world, a voice of reason. A supporter of our military and police.

I couldn't agree more with BlackMal. We've been saying the same thing for years. After 9/11 everyone became a dog expert overnight. The protection dog business has so many less than ethical people in it these days that have never had their dog perform a single protection event in the real world. Buying a protection dog from someone that's never trained a dog that's taken an actual bite is a little like hiring a surgeon that's never operated on anyone. And selling a single dog for $230,000.00? Unbelievable! Anyone that would pay that much or sell one for those prices is beyond belief.  http://www.patriotdog.com