Name:
Email:
Home About My Products Forum Free Offers Facebook Twitter Affiliate Program
Search Articles:

An Attack Dog For You

Tags: , , ,

2008-06-16There is a big difference between an attack dog and a wild dog. Attack dogs are able to strike and then stop when ordered to do so by its master. They are obedient, following almost every command given. They have undergone extensive training in order to achieve its unique ability with restraint.

On the other hand a wild dog is just purely aggressive. It hardly shows any control. Attacking at will is what it does. When hurt, it immediately retaliates - a very dangerous animal. Many find the idea of having an attack dog appealing. People interested in this kind of pet are often after the security of their homes.

That's why the popularity of the breeds suitable for the position are increasing. Attack dogs are often used by police forces. Sometimes when the humans assess the situation of apprehending the criminal as “too risky”, they send in the trained canine to do it for them. In other scenarios, this creature is used to take down the 1st line of defense, making it easier for the humans to desolate the enemy.

Some consider this as unfair on the part of the animal, but still, no one can deny the fact that it works. Training an attack dog should be left to professionals only. It is a job that requires an experienced handler, and should never be attempted by the common pet owner.



If not trained correctly, you can end up with one vicious pet. That would defeat the purpose of training one to secure the safety of you and your household, right? So don't try doing anything that you'll end up regretting. Not all dogs are up to the task of becoming an attack dog.

The breed of choice must have the necessary traits and physical build. Not only that but a sound mind. When I say this I mean that it must possess good psychological features. It must be able to deal with stress well. Being able to identify when and when not its master will need aid is important.

You don't want your pet biting your friend just for horsing around with you. The dog you choose must also have an inclination towards protection. It must come from a blood line that has the natural instinct to safeguard its owner. Fidelity is also needed. It should stay loyal to you and you alone.

Strength, agility, endurance and intelligence should also be taken into consideration. Looking tough and having a face that is easily recognized as a force to be reckoned will help a lot. Once identified as an attack dog, intruders will hesitate breaking in your house. They'll skip yours and move on to a house with a friendlier pooch.

Above all, it should be easy to train and obedient. A breed may be tough and big but can be hard to train. Proper training must be observed. If not the whole thing can backfire on you - have your dog trained by professionals. Remember that even if it has been throughly trained, there is always a possibility that you will get bitten.

This is not suitable for owners with children.



About the author

Alex De La Cruz is a successful Dog Trainer who has been advising and coaching dog owners for many years. Alex now decided to share his knowledge through this site, Doggyweb.info. You can sign up for his free weekly newsletter and learn how to keep your dog healthy and happy.


Share this article

You may reprint this article in its entirety on your web site, newsletter or ezine, providing you leave the About the author sections intact. You may not alter the contents.


Read other Training articles or visit our forum for additional information.
Free newsletterEmail this article to a friend
 
Previous 10 training articles:

1. Trust Your Dog To A Reliable Dog Trainer
2. Training A Dalmatian
3. Dog Training For The Korean Jindo Dog
4. Mastiff: Taming The Dinosaur Dog
5. Switch To An Electronic Dog Training Collar
6. Australian Shepherd Training
7. Black Russian Terrier: Engineered Tough
8. Your Guardian Angel: The Doberman Pinscher
9. Dog Training Techniques You Should Not Miss
10. The Hardy Dingo Dog Breed
 
 
I would love to hear from you what you think about my article. Please leave a comment below!
Welcome to DoggyWeb!

Are you a real dog lover? Then DoggyWeb is your new home on the web from now on. Here you will find all the information you need to take care of your beloved pet. Articles about how to deal with complaints, maintaining your dog's fur the right way and information on training your dog: it's all on this website.

When you have plans to get a new dog, but don't know exactly which kind of dog should perfectly fit within your family situation, this site helps you to make the right decision. My team of dog experts has build a rich archive of articles containing descriptions of many different dog breeds. DoggyWeb is the right place to find answers to all your questions about dogs.

There will be new articles every day, so I advice you to check this website daily! It's also possible to receive the latest daily written articles by email once a week. Simply sign up for our newsletter and choose the categories you are interested in.

If you want more information on a topic, I offer you the opportunity to order informational products about the topic you are interested in. You find these products in the bar on the left, once you have opened an article. Examples of these products are e-books written by qualified dog experts.


Alex de la Cruz, Dog Trainer
Doggyweb.info
 
CATEGORIES


Breeds (72)
Diseases (49)
Food (31)
Health (28)
Products (23)
Raising (63)
Surgeries (7)
Training (56)
DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING


Dog Obedience Training


Slash Your Dog Obedience Training Time in Half by Using Techniques That Give You Immediate Results!






FEED SUBSCRIPTION

Subscribe for free to any
of our RSS feeds.
          ARTICLE COUNTER

Total articles: 329



ARCHIVE

- January 09       - December 08       - November 08       - October 08
- September 08       - August 08       - July 08       - June 08
- May 08       - April 08       - March 08       - February 08
- January 08 
 


Technorati

 
 
By Entering This Site You Agree To The Statements Below.
Disclaimers & Legal Rights | Earnings Disclaimers | Privacy | Terms Of Service

Directory | Sitemap | Contact Me
©2009 Publizine.com, Inc.   All rights reserved.