Sentences with phrase «to guard property»

It belongs to the working breed class which has been initially developed to perform jobs such as guarding properties and water - rescuing.

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.

My grandparents had them for guarding their properties and animals.

However, don't expect them to guard your property because they are too gentle.

It is illegal to guard your property with one of these dogs if you live in one of those areas.

They don't guard the property, and they are happy to see someone, even if they are a stranger climbing over the wall.

They are also very good at guarding property.

Large dogs, you'll recall, are numerous in the parish southeast of New Orleans because many residents used them to guard their properties while rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina.

Though Richmond, VA, is a great and safe place to live, you can never be too careful when it comes to guarding your property against damage or loss.

Fences and security cameras guard the property.

The SAFE act limits peoples ability to defend themselves, and forces people to dis guard their property.

Two days before the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival got under way, the news broke that Colin Trevorrow would no longer be directing «Star Wars: Episode IX,» marking the latest high - profile split between Lucasfilm and a filmmaker hired to steer one of its most closely guarded properties.

The men seek shelter for the night while Beorn guards his property from the Orcs.

These particular dogs are suited to a wide range of working jobs including guarding property, watching over livestock, pulling carts or serving as avalanche rescue dogs.

Some people say that they like to crop their dog's ears because that makes them look more alert and ferocious and they want their dogs to guard their property effectively.

A comprehensive home insurance plan, the policy guards the property as a whole, the structure as well the contents of the home.

It belongs to the miscellaneous class under the working group which is remarkable for their excellence at carrying out police jobs such as guarding property, sled - pulling, and or search and rescue.

Train your dog to guard your property without leaving the boundaries.

The breed was originally developed in England for hunting bear, deer, and boar, and also for guarding property and downed game.

We've had a Standard Poodle for about 2 years now, and he has been good at guarding the property and chasing off animals.

As the dogs of a peaceful, nomadic people, Malamutes do not guard property and virtually always extend a tail - wagging, face - licking welcome to strangers.

The kinds of events you are guarding your property against are: theft, falling objects, vandalism, fire, water main break, terroristic acts, and lightning damage, just to name a few.

This is a huge change from only a century ago, when the majority of domestic cats and dogs were working animals, keeping rodents at bay, guarding property, herding sheep.

Whether they were bred to guard property, pull sleds, protect livestock or perform water rescues, these dogs have what it takes to get the job done.

Those jobs include herding and guarding livestock, guarding property, guarding people, and finding game.

Training is very important to help the GSD focus on the essential tasks needed to guard the property, but its natural ability and desire to protect will provide an excellent foundation for the training.

The American Heritage Dictionary defines Working Dog as: (n.) Any of various breeds of dogs developed or trained to do useful work, such as herding animals, pulling wagons or sleds, or guarding property.

Originally bred to be medium - sized farm dogs, they are equally suited to ratting, herding, and guarding property.

Working dogs have the size and strength that makes them well suited to guarding property, pulling carts and other intense physical tasks.

They have also been used for boar hunting and to guard property, livestock, and the family home.

If you want a dog to guard your property and not be too much of a family pet, a German Shepherd or a Cane Corso would be a great choice.

The Cane Corso has also been used to guard property, livestock, and family homes.

Instead these dogs had a purpose to either hunt and kills other animals, guard property, pull, or herd.

Much like the Pitbull, this dog is used for blood sports, guarding property, and hunting dog as well as a war dog.

They are known to be one of the most agile and skilled when it comes to guarding property, livestock, or even their human family.

It belongs to the working breed family which is notable for their excellence at performing various police jobs such as guarding property, sled - pulling, and or water - rescuing.

American Bulldogs were used to guard the property (territorial motivation) and attack and kill these predators (roaming packs of feral domestic dogs).

Mating two dogs with specific traits was arranged to produce pups that could accomplish certain tasks; e.g., run fast, pull sleds, guard property, or retrieve birds.

In reviewing this stat it is important to understand the nature of many of these animals was specifically to use them to guard property and that such bites were the result of negligent or harmful activities perpetrated by the individual that was subsequently bitten or by irresponsible parenting.

The AKC states that dogs in the working group were bred for specific jobs, such as guarding property, performing water rescues and pulling sleds.

It belongs to the working breed family which is remarkable for their exceptional ability to carry out jobs such as guarding property, sled - pulling, or water - rescuing.

It belongs to the working breed family which is remarkable for their exceptional skills in carrying out jobs such as guarding property, sled - pulling, and or water - rescuing.

for their ability to herd, to retrieve, to guard our property, to guide the blind and to act as companions.

Some people use them to guard their property and others use them for far more involved things, such as teaching children to read or helping people become more comfortable with themselves through various types of therapy programs.

Some breeds were created to guard property, so we expect them to be aroused when a newcomer arrives.