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Metal 04-02-2011 14:49

Hi all :)
 
Hi all :)

saarloos wolfdog & Czechoslovakian Wolfdog , Who Better for Owner protection?

Who prefer Better for protection?

And can yes? protection Owner, yard , foreign dog and criminal man?

Tell my pleas :(

(And sorry of poor english knowladge :( )

yukidomari 04-02-2011 20:19

Sorry, but if you're looking for a personal protection dog, or a property guardian, there are many breeds that will do a better job of it.

I do not know about Saarloos but being that shyness is an accepted standard trait, I would not count on Saarloos to be a very good guard dog.

CsV were not bred to be property guardians.. if you are looking for one that will protect your property with its life, I would look at livestock guardians or molosser types, specifically bred to do so.

Mikael 04-02-2011 20:22

The Saarloos will not protect you at all, it will run in under a bed ;)

Therefor the Cheskoslovakian is the better...
But if you want a protection dog, I think German Shepard dog would be the best one. Not show line ! you need a dag that can walk and run ;)

Best regards / Mikael

(Sorry Jing, did not see your post, when I posted...)

michaelundinaeichhorn 04-02-2011 20:45

Get a livestock guarding dog, like an Anatolian Shepherd or Cuvac.

Michael

Vaiva 05-02-2011 11:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Metal (Bericht 355975)
Hi all :)

saarloos wolfdog & Czechoslovakian Wolfdog , Who Better for Owner protection?

Who prefer Better for protection?

And can yes? protection Owner, yard , foreign dog and criminal man?

Tell my pleas :(

(And sorry of poor english knowladge :( )

If you do not feel safe - learn some martial arts or get a gun. Nothing protects your yard better than a protection service. A dog is not as effective, also costs much more money and time and effort.

Silvester 18-03-2011 13:49

Security dog.....
 
See what can happen if you train a "classical" guard dog like Dobermann with a laser pointer....:sooo_hapy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzZ9A...layer_embedded

Hope all people here enjoy the video.

Best greetings , Silvester

Silvester 18-03-2011 13:59

Oh, I forgot something - special greetings to Mikael in Sweden !:wink:

Rona 18-03-2011 16:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Silvester (Bericht 366970)
Oh, I forgot something - special greetings to Mikael in Sweden !:wink:

I hope it's not Mikael in the video? :shock:

Mikael, are you all right? :rock_3:lol:

Silvester 18-03-2011 17:27

Hey Rona ! - No, that´s not Mikael in the video :nono....

He´s a little older :lol: - and more careful. I only made special greetings to him because I know his sence of humour.

But who knows? - may be the young man is a relative of Mikael...:cunao

Rona 19-03-2011 09:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by Silvester (Bericht 367017)
Hey Rona ! - No, that´s not Mikael in the video :nono....
He´s a little older :lol: - and more careful. I only made special greetings to him because I know his sence of humour.

So you had a sample of mine :evil_lol
Of course I knew it was not Mikael. :lol:

Silvester 19-03-2011 10:00

Hey Rona - of course I knew that you knew that it´s not Mikael !

It was meant only ironically.

Have a nice weekend .

Żegnaj i do zobaczenia wkrótce !;-)

Silvester

Mikael 19-03-2011 13:34

:lol: Nop not me, thank god :p

And LUCKY him, it was not a Cs Wolfdog :happy

Best regards / Mikael

PS, Thanks for the video Uli :santagrin, DS.

Silvester 19-03-2011 19:05

Also cats are funny...
 
Hey Mikael - I found another clip just for you ....

(All other people - please enjoy too !!;-) )

Sorry if it has nothing to do with dogs or with Cwd - but I think it`s really funny. So let´s start it....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_bvJ8PabQg

Greetings, Silvester


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