Dogs and their handlers typically visit in a designated public area at a specific time that is agreed upon beforehand.
Not exact matches
In those circumstances, the
dogs are already well trained, the owner is in agreement that we go this route
and they have been instructed by me each step of the way, we are
typically working on more distance control (such as when the
dog is 100 yards or more away from the
handler), the
dog has been tested
and isn't showing any negative effects, we are putting the final polish on solidifying each of the trained behaviors,
and we have determined that this is the best course for the welfare of the
dog.
Formally trained assistance or service
dogs can have several trainers or
handlers in their early lives, but after being placed,
typically spend the rest of their lives with a single
handler, providing assistance to the
handler while also offering relief
and comfort to other family members.
«A purebred German Shepherd
typically is protective of its
handler and is a very good guard
dog, but I have also trained German Shepherds that were lazy,» Zbeeb said.
Typically, only the
handler and select individuals can control a guard
dog.