Sentences with phrase «guard dog skill»

Not exact matches

Once a truce was established between wolves and men - a situation that likely happened over and over again in different parts of the world - people may have started to select wolves to enhance certain traits, and thus created dogs skilled in herding, tracking, guarding, retrieving, and coursing.

Its foundation stock has been imported from Russia's breeding kennels, and the breeder claims to «strive for solid temperaments, strong thresholds, excellent conformation, and reliable guarding skills» of their dogs.

Obedience training and guard dog training will simply sharpen the Akita's natural skills.

The 12 major skills we identified are resource - guarding prevention; refocusing a leash - reactive dog; implementing time - outs; decreasing mouthy behavior; teaching basic manners including loose - leash walking; reading and interpreting body language; counter-conditioning and desensitization; sitting when greeting strangers; identifying rewards other than treats; enrichment games; and modifying a dog's response to being handled or touched.

The Treeing Tennessee Brindle does have some protective tendencies and they like to bark, so they may make a good watch dog but they are not skilled as guard dogs.

Bred as a hunting dog to retrieve waterfowl, it earned the privilege of guarding the emperor because of its skill in protecting the home.

He is obviously a highly skilled guard dog, but is also loyal and affectionate.

ABMC rescue can not accept a dog that has already been trained in protection because Ring Sport, Schutzhund or Guard Dog trained dogs require very specific handling skildog that has already been trained in protection because Ring Sport, Schutzhund or Guard Dog trained dogs require very specific handling skilDog trained dogs require very specific handling skills.

The most common career for dogs these days is «pet,» but these remarkable animals also demonstrate an array of skills ranging from finding lost children to ferreting out contraband, tracking criminals, helping physically and mentally impaired people, joining owners in a variety of sports and games, and guarding livestock from endangered predators.

The strong hunting instincts of the ancestors of the American Eskimo dog have been replaced with an inbred guarding skill.

Dog careers follow the same logic — racing dogs are built differently than draft dogs, scent hounds have different innate skills than sighthounds or retrievers, and guard dogs have different builds and skills than terriers or spaniels.

You choose from a range of operatives, each with a particular skill at their disposal, and infiltrate blueprint maps that have been shaded and coloured in, stuffed with the traps that one would expect to find, and patrolled by marauding guards and their dogs.

There's also no bonus given for using your items or character skills to assist your teammates in getting past a bank vault full of lasers or escaping a team of guard dogs.