Sentences with phrase «served as guard dogs»

They served as guard dogs for the royal family.

Immediately recognizable by their distinctive spotted coat, Dalmatians were originally bred to accompany horse - drawn carriages that served as fire engines, as well as to serve as guard dogs.

Their ability to serve as a guard dog, a personal protection dog, a police or army dog, or a search and rescue dog keeps them in demand.

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On average, these dogs would have spent around eight years serving the nation as SAF guard dogs, or sniffer dogs that conduct bomb sweeps during large scale events like the National day Parade.

It served as an excellent guard dog in Tibetan households and kept them safe with its sharp bark.

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

Later, the Boxer served as a backpacker, carrier, guard dog and messenger dog.

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.

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The larger dogs are kept for guarding home which are few as they don't serve much purpose.

They assist in a number of essential roles in the community, including working with fire and police departments, guarding homes and businesses, and serving as service dogs for the disabled.

It has been used as a water retriever hunting dog (the traditional Poodle clip, although peculiar - looking, actually serves to protect the dog's joints and organs from the dangers of swimming in cold water), a guide dog, a guard dog, a military dog, a companion dog, and even a circus performer.

It may serve as a working guard dog, or enjoy the tranquil domestic life of a canine companion.

When Word War I broke out, Boxers were enlisted into the military, serving as messenger dogs, carrying packs, and acting as attack and guard dogs.

Turns out though, that Malcolm Alexander came into possession of the dog while serving his sentence at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, a facility which, while it has a reputation as a tough place, offers several dog programs and even breeds its own guard dogs.

Sometimes in addition to this, a dog will serve (or at least pose) as a guard dog, for unsuspecting strangers in the neighborhood.

Answer by Arthur The Black Russian Terrier that is called sometimes the Stalin's dog is a working type of dog developed to serve as guard and police dog.

Unlike the Azawakh, they do not work as livestock guard dogs since the Berbers have another breed that serves this purpose (the Aidi, or Kelb Rihali).

It was developed in the remote valleys and plateaus of the Himalayan Mountains, primarily to serve as a watch and guard dog protecting people and property from wild predators and wandering thieves.

For centuries, the dogs served as guards and dispatchers of large, dangerous animals.

Before starting her own dog grooming, boarding and training shop in Oxnard, she served in the U.S. Air Force, ran a gas station, worked as a security guard and drove long - haul trucks.

Whatever their history, these dogs have served as cattle dogs, bull - baiters, guard dogs and even fought in the infamous Roman arenas.

They breed dogs for the temperament and ability to serve as working companions for handicapped owners, or produce hunting dogs, herding dogs, guarding dogs, racing dogs, sled dogs, and dogs with the temperament and stamina to participate in schutzhund and other sports.

He likes to stay busy herding and even when off duty will serve as a great guard dog.

Once used as cattle driving dog, they now mostly serve as guard, police, military, and schutzhund dogs.

There, the dogs served as companions and partners to farmers who needed help to herd their cattle, guard their flocks and homes, and assist in hunting.

Additionally this dog has been used to guard estates, work in tracking, work in carting and serve as a general watch dog.

Later they were used to guard for sheep, and then to serve as search and rescue dogs.

They have been used to help guard estates and livestock, pull carts and sleds, as rescue dogs, and to serve in war.

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Would you jump in and serve as Carrick's snarling guard dog?