Sentences with phrase «typically been guard dogs»

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when she speaks publicly, the film poinrws our, the venue is typically protected by armed guards and swept by bomb - sniffing dogs.

Nearly all pedigree dogs were originally bred for a purpose, and they're typically hard - wired to herd, retrieve, guard, or whatever.

This is typically in large breeds that have historically been guard dogs or fighting dogs, where low pain sensitivity was a desirable trait.

These dogs typically remain stationary in a guarding position, and large yards are not a requirement for them.

«A purebred German Shepherd typically is protective of its handler and is a very good guard dog, but I have also trained German Shepherds that were lazy,» Zbeeb said.

You may think this doesn't apply to you, because the dogs most likely to be banned are typically the guarding breeds like Rottweilers and Dobermans (or the «pit bull» types of dogs) and you own a Golden Retriever, but honey, once the door is opened to breed bans, who says yours won't be next?

Berners are typically reliable watch dogs and will always alert you; however, Berners are not «guard» dogs.

This breed will alert you with lots of barking when someone comes to your door, but that's about as far as his guard dog tendencies go — he's typically cheerful and happy to make new friends.

Guard dogs, also referred to as patrol or sentry dogs, have a low level of socialization and are typically chosen from a more naturally aggressive breed than Great Danes.

Dogs with kidney and liver failure typically have a guarded prognosis, however, if the additional urine production is due to a urinary tract infection, crystal formation, or diabetes, the condition is generally reversible with proper medication and dietary adjustments.

We typically acquired dogs back there mostly to be our «guard dogs».