Any Dealings with I-Guard International??? - Page 1

Trust your gut and verify. A lot of organizations, businesses, non-profits need to be credentialed or licensed with the state from which they operate, whether they are a sole proprietorship or non-profit - check out state licensing, maybe even state animal control. You could also contact the state attorney general's office for questions about fraud. Google words, phrases related to their website and mission and see what pops up. You might run into other people who posted troubling issues they had. Places that train therapy dogs - check with legit orgs like the Delta Society that has training programs and certifies therapy animals. Breed rescues are also regulated by national and regional organizations. If your gut is telling you something doesn't seem right, there is a good chance this may be the case.  

My male is from I-Guardinternational.

Nick Lungu is the owner/operator of the kennel and he is very good.  I do not know about the various certifications that he has, but I have had nothing but good results with him.  My wife works with dogs professionally and I have had GSDs since birth, and Nick is the best trainer I have met.  He is good enough for the Spokane Police department.  I personally have seen his work with dangerous dogs.

Nick is more than happy to give referances.  He is very busy, but very open and honest.  just give him a call.

http://www.iguardinternational.com/

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Dear Shepard Lover~

...I have read your comment regarding Nick and I Guard International. I would like to ask you a few questions because it does not sound at all like the Nick I have known for years. First of all, I have two male German Shepard's from Nick, and I searched very deep to find the best dogs possible, and the best breeder possible. I live in Sacramento California, so to adopt two animals two states above me was quite a risk to take, but I am so glad that I decided to take that risk. I spoke with Nick months before adopting my German Sheppard, he asked questions and wanted references and a down payment after researching who I was first. He loves his dogs, and the dogs that he breeds. Nick wants to verify and make sure that he is allowing the right person to adopt his German Shepard's, not just someone with money, but someone who has a love for animals and a safe environment for the dogs to grow up in. This is not some guy who just wants money, he truly invests all his time and energy for the client and for the dogs. As I read the email above, I had a feeling that you were not telling the truth, possibly because you are a breeder yourself and you don't want a good breeder like Nick to do well so you want to slander his name and his business. I am passionate about how Nick handles his clients and raises his dogs, and I honestly know for a fact that Nick would never allow any dog to be hit by a car and handled by a shelter without him being right beside the animal at all times. As you stated above, you say the police did not have enough evidence to support your case, it is probably because it never happened. And if you love your dog so much, why didn't you follow through with it? I would love to see the police report to determine if in fact this did happen, which would validate your posting. Until then, I feel as if you a jealous because he is such a wonderful person and wonderful breeder. If you would like to discuss this matter please email me at the address below. And if anyone has questions regarding German Shepard's and I Guard International, I would be happy to speak with you. 

Julie Bradley
bradley@csus.edu

I agree with Julie.  The whole dog hit by car story sounds bogus to me.  Nick would never allow anything like that to happen.  My dogs are my kids and I would trust him with any and all of them.  I wonder if "Max" even exists.

 

 

I agree with julie bradley...I have had  wonderful experiences with Nick.  He is always calling about my dogs and I can call him anytime with questions.  My best friend who lives near Nick has him training her dogs and boarding them too (and she is very picky).  His place is very neat and the kennels are very clean.  If you are looking for top quality dogs and competent training, there is no one better than Nick.

P.S.  don't slander the good name of Nick unless you have the proof.

My name is Nikolay Lungu, I'm the owner/trainer of I Guard International K9 Services.

To anyone reading this, I'm sure you are wondering if the above post has any truth.  It is false  and it should be removed. I have been a trainer for over 10 years and have worked very hard to earn my reputation in the K9 community. I do not appreciate the slander.

My testimonials on my website are real people who have had their lives changed because of the work I have done with their dogs.  Please read them and feel free to contact them.

Nikolay Lungu
www.Iguardinternational.com

Julie, why don't you know how to spell German Shepherd? It kind of makes me wonder about your credibility seeing as you misspelled German Shepherd at least twice, and in two different ways. That is the question I would like to ask you, thanks! 

Beetree~
...First of all, I wanted to let you know that you have a beautiful German Shepard, and I'm acknowledge that I did spell German Shepard wrong in my posting from yesterday, after I posted it. But I am not sorry for misspelling German Shepard, it was a error. I was actually writing quickly and I was passionate about what I was saying and failed to re-read my posting before sending it. Thank you for correcting my mistake, which is only a simple error of verbiage....
...But I still would like to answer any questions about the main point I was writing about, which was my appreciation for a great breeder who I can trust with my two babies, and who I can call anytime if I have a question. When I know someone is writing something to others that is so wrong and nothing that this person would do or is like, I feel that it is important to protect that individuals credibility. Nick is a great person who loves his job and would do anything for anyone who had a question or concern about their animal, even if it isn't one of his own breeds of dogs. I trust this man greatly, and I do know many people that do....
...When I read that posting regarding "Max" being ran over in Nick's care, and Nick running away from the incident with nowhere to be found, It was obvious that this person has the wrong guy, or this person is a breeder themselves and is trying to be sneaky by going on sites such as these and posts information that is slandering and incorrect about Nick's business, and maybe even other individuals business. I do not find the information that was posted to be correct, and I do not want people to think that Nick would ever do this because his is so great with his animals and deserves a fair chance just as anyone else would. Please excuse any misspellings... 
Thank you...

Julie Bradley,
(Here are my lovely I Guard International Adopted Dogs below, for my credibility...)