Sentences with phrase «guarding instincts so»

They have very little guarding instinct so do not make good guard dogs and although they rarely bark they can be quite vocal, utilising various yips and howls to hold a conversation.

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This is one reason why Rescue has so many male Black Russians — people don't realize the necessity of manners in a dog this big and with this much guard instinct.

Remember that you can not train the guarding instinct out of a dog, but you can (and should) fine tune it so that it's used appropriately.

It is an owner's obligation to maintain a Great Pyrenees so that his guarding instincts can be exercised in a responsible way.

The Spanish Mastiff has natural protective instincts which is why it was used for so many years as a guard dog and livestock guardian.

They have strong guarding instincts and are gentle with kids (although huge, so be careful with small children).

Like other large dogs with a strong guard instinct, the Boerboel also needs to be socialized as a puppy, so that aggression doesn't develop.

Physically powerful, reserved with strangers, and protective, the Akita Inu must be accustomed to people at an early age so that his guarding instincts remain controlled rather than indiscriminate.

The most territorial of the hound breeds, the Rhodesian Ridgeback is aloof with strangers and should be accustomed to people at an early age so that his guarding instinct remains controlled rather than indiscriminate.

Siberian Huskies do not have this instinct, so if you are looking for a dog that will alert you to strangers, or guard your home the way some other large breeds are known to do, this is not the dog you will want for that type of job.

Great post, it's so true — guarding is a dog's natural instinct, and they need to learn to trust you and learn good manners around food and comfy spots.

Naturally these dogs have a great guarding instinct, so training them to be aggressive in any way is not necessary.