Sentences with phrase «as guard dogs because»

I've also learned that one of the reasons the Black Russian Terrier was developed was to replace these dogs as guard dogs because the Ovcharka had such a hard temperament that it would frequently turn on its handlers.

While the United Kennel Club clarifies that American Pit bull terriers aren't great as guard dogs because they are very friendly even with strangers, one can not deny that their mere presence can be quite intimidating alone.

Since they are intelligent and easy to train, they are also a popular choice in obedience trials, and have always been popular as guard dogs because of their size and strength.

The poodle dog does well as a guard dog because it is reserved with strangers and has an excellent capacity to bark.

Not exact matches

The coolest special effects come in subtle tones, like when a snarling guard dog is identified as a hologram because he leaves no paw prints in the mud.

Many guard dogs, such as the Neapolitan Mastiff are low - key because they're only expected to be «on» in the presence of an intruder.

Because more people want dogs to serve as «friendly companions» rather than «guard dogs» now, we've taken to breeding ferocity out of dogs.

Because PETA believes that there is a chance that someone with bad intentions might adopt a pit from a shelter and use him / her for fighting or tie him / her out in the yard to serve as a macho guard dog.

We like working with greyhounds because we do not have to train over any strong genetically bred instincts and drives (such as protection / guarding, being territorial, herding, dog aggression, or hunting).

They are trained as seeing - eye dogs for the disabled, blind and hearing impaired, excellent guard dogs, circus dogs able to perfume many tricks, hunting dogs, and police dogs because of their intelligence and trainability.

You'll note that dogs don't guard the property against bugs, birds, worms, and such because they aren't viewed as competitors or predators.

CCI is moving away from using German shepherds for two reasons: first, a lot of the public view (and fear) German shepherds as «police» or «guard» dogs, and second, German shepherds bond very strongly to people and the program is difficult on them because first they form a strong bond to their puppy raiser, then to their trainer when they go back to CCI, and then to their eventual handicapped owner.

Some dogs simply aren't the best as guarding the home because they're too small, shy, or even a bit too frightened.

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

Because of this friendly nature, as a rule, they do not make good guard dogs.

They're synonymous with fun as well as safety because their size makes them great guard dogs.

While many dogs may swallow socks because of boredom, or as part of a game, on a more serious note, some dogs may do so as a form of resource guarding.

Today they are often used as police and military guard dogs because they are tough, fearless and most of all silent.

Because of the intrinsic protective nature of the Mastiff, training as an attack or guard dog is not necessary and to do so may actually be detrimental to the temperament of the Mastiff.

German Shepherds are most often targeted by bite laws because it is a common breed to use in military and law enforcement as a protection or guard dog.

I have them listed as one of the best family guard dogs because of those reasons you put down in your comment!

Because of this sweeter temperament, White Shepherds are seldom used as police dogs, guard dogs, or to participate in protection dog sports such as schutzhund.

Because in more cases than we might care to know, a lot of innocent, but poorly managed dogs, have been put to death for doing totally natural behaviors, such as guarding prey objects.

While people have the tendency to peg one particular breed as being a «good guard dog» because of traits that were initially desired in a breed, it is important to remember that over the years breeds have changed considerably.

They took in one dog, Georgie, who in the past would never have been seen as a candidate for adoption because he was resource guarding.

Because of his protective instincts, a Ridgeback should not be trained as a guard dog but, rather, be effectively controlled through obedience training.

That is because this list is meant to represent only the largest breeds commonly used as guard dogs.