High threshold, softness and lack in drives.
Can it be a result of beeing House Dog?

Could you be more specific? I don't think i've got the juice to answer this one but seeing that nobody even bothered I'll take a stab. If you really think "house dog" is the problem and if you mean house dog as having unlimited human contact, praise, games, etc., etc.- Try this: Crate the dog for a good two or three hours in an isolated area before training sessions. (don't start yet if dog isn't crate trained) Make these first few sessions very short and super energetic. Work the dog in beginning prey, but with a high level of frustration! Not too many catches or bites on toy/tug/whatever. Do this over an extended period of time. Then restrict your attention to the dog over this period (hard if you love the damn thing). Build frustration, and make the dog think that the only play time will be during work and it will not be for very long- so make the most of it. Also less exercise over the week might increase the dogs intensity. you know your dog come up with some ideas of your own that you know will affect the dog. It MIGHT work? Have Fun.

This is a contradictor post. You cannot have a high threshold dog that is soft. Thats stupid. Soft dogs have low thresholds. All soft dogs have low thresholds not just a few of them.

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