Just wanted to clarify quickly...I dont actually expect him to defend me.I just wanted to encourage him to let me know if he hears something "out of the norm" he would let me know. Or the bark on command that just looks scary. Right now I have him on a down when I answer the door and he barks on command when I whisper "what is it." It is all I need from him.
Will- Thank you for those self defense links. I have really wanted to look into a class like that for me and my mom/girl friends. My fiance also wants to get a gun and take a course as well. Those links are very helpful!
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Re: Encouraging suspicion/protection in family dog
[Re: Sheila Buckley ]
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