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To: Graystone who wrote (7483)	11/22/2020 11:43:49 AM
From: kidl	Read Replies (1) of 8753

If you google “training aggressive / protective dogs”, you will get endless opinions. Here is one more: Disregard these opinions as 99.9% of dog owners AND trainers aren’t equipped to deal with such dogs. Instead search specifically for places which train working dogs such as police / protection / military dogs. Also search for “Schutzhund training”. These are places which don’t pretend that they can change a naturally aggressive / protective dog’s personalities. Instead they can train You how to turn such traits into something very positive by teaching You how to control this behaviour. Look at Finn as a working dog whose job it is to protect you and your family and train him accordingly. PS: Keeping a large powerful (aggressive / protective) dog on a leash or behind a fence will eventually prove futile. Leashes rip. Fences can be scaled. People and / or your dog will get hurt. PPS: These are examples of the type of training places you may want to look for: shieldk9dogs.com badenk9.com

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