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Favorite Dog

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I was just wondering what everyones fav dog is and why? And what if u own 1 do u have.

I gotta a rott and she looks like a silverback gorilla

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ChevChelios610's picture

Hungarian Pointer, best dog ever. I have my first one right now and I doubt I will ever get a different breed. She's my little girl... so smart, loyal, affectionate, and of course great looking just like her dad.

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My male boxer before he passes in 2010. He was so spiteful my girl friend put her pants on the pool table. With legs of pants hanging off the table. No more than ten seconds later he went over and pissed on the pants. Then stood and looked at me like ha ha ...

Liquid Steel's picture

Blue Great Dane! The gentle giant!

jkc's picture

German Shepherd. Great dogs

runfastbitehard's picture

Do you do any training/work with GSDs or just have pets

jkc's picture

I train protection dogs and Shcutzhund. I love it. It's a great sport.

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Training these dogs require so much more than just watching a video. The dog itself plays the biggest role. A good confident stable dog is a must. There is also a need to understand the different drives of the dog. So much to talk about with this subject. Different training phylosophy and techniques. You don't want to train an unstable dog to bite. It's a huge liability.
With that being said. I train with a reward. The dog works for play. I'm a huge fan of Ivan Balabanov and his training theory. Trainperview.com. Here are a few links to his technique.He has a video series that explains the basics of the sport.I'm still new to this and have so much to learn. Training an "Attack dog" is dangerous if you don't know what you are doing. It takes time and commitment. These dogs are well trained athletes and love what they do. Awesome sport.
http://youtu.be/PxeTudWHKFc
http://youtu.be/csmkAbB7Rxc

And here is one to show you what we do.These guys are intense, and I'm trying to get to one of their training sessions. http://youtu.be/HblqtJQkuM4

Sorry I'm not more help, but like I said. It's so much more than just watching a video.
JKC

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Sorry, I posted the Dutch link. But you get the idea

runfastbitehard's picture

Cool. It looks like theres quite a few of us around here.

jkc's picture

Do you train?

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Yeah. Used train and compete Sch. My old shepard is a SchIII dog but he is retired. Moved away from the club we used to train with and have no one except a couple of K9 officers to do helper work. Its great for them but they are just decoys and not up to really training a complete dog. At the moment i am working on my mali for PPD work. She on the muzzle now.

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Good deal. I had to pull my male from bitework. His confidence is unstable and insecure. He is very mouthy and chewy. Some would continue training with him, but I'm not with him. Which sucks.Training him to be personal protection dog. I have a pup coming this November that I'm very excited about. I mostly do helper work at the club and help our training director.
It sucks you have nowhere to train with a titled dog. Especially a Sch111 dog.

Nitti's picture

Presa Canario! A pet horse with big teeth and a strong desire to display their loyalty!

everclese's picture

Snoop Dogg of course!!! Gotta pocket fulla rubbers and my homeboyz do too!

wallabokkie's picture

British bulldog. Had on a few years back. Had to put him down due to his old age. We had him for over 8 years. They have so much personality it crazy. As well as a good guard dog he made your day. No matter how bad your day was when you came home and seen him you felt much better. Great dogs.

runfastbitehard's picture

German Shepherd and Belgian Malinios. Or any dog that excels in bite work.

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Thats right, you are a dutchie girl. How yours doing. She progressing well

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Congrats. Does Goth do her helper work. If so you are lucky to have a helper available daily.

thepullmanator's picture

Wolf breed dogs -malmutes, huskies, german shepards, and northern inuits are my favorite.

robdog's picture

My little fat fuck pug, cause his snoring and mine drives my woman crazy:-)

power_house's picture

blue pit for sure, never seen a dog so happy to see his owner he pissed all over my leg when i went and picked him up from the kennels after my vacation.

RickRock1086's picture

Blue heeler! Smart as fuck.

poofinger's picture

my little shih-tzu, not very manly

levelup's picture

im a rescue dog guy, they are a little quirky but are always loyal

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pit4's picture

Akita forever the best partner in life ;-))

killroy's picture

My favorite of all time breed has to be the "blue" Staffordshire Bull Terrier.

Excellent dogs and they have the best look IMO. If I had more time to spend at home I would own one in a heart beat.

I'm not the kind of person that would leave my pup alone for long periods.

Hulk91's picture

English Bull Terrier. Have had 2 and they r mad and a nightmare to train. However they r loyal and brilliant with kids. Great guard dogs aswell, if someone aint meant to be in ur house they will no ahahahaha