@@sethwalsh8095most trainers train on floor like this so dogs get used to finding balance so if and when they need to protect they can deal with all surfaces even slippery cars
NO...NOO...I had a doberman. His name was Cesar too. He was huge, nice, he loved us SOO MUCH, HE HAD A HUMAN PERSONALITY I DON'T KNOW HOW TO EXPLAIN IT OK...And then he got sick, his nose was full of blood, and my aunt had to get him to the vet, where they haf no choice so they killed him...RIP CESAR
look like he is not attacking with command. did i miss something? so, if someone near me shouts for anything or acts like attacking as a joke then he gonna attack too? if yes then it is not safe
A good protection dog should be able to think for themselves as well. If someone grabbed me from behind put me in a choke hold and I can't give a command I need my dog to recognize a threat and attack. If someone comes up to you playing with a big Doberman next to you they just officially bite themselves in the butt. I wouldn't play fight with someone who had a Crocker Spaniel next to em.
Protection dogs aren’t the dog you take to your fuckin soccer mom play date or let wander around off leash around rowdy strangers. They need strong owners to lead them and who understand the dog.
@@nd9834 Agree. An adult who does that probably doesn't have all of their faculties and would qualify as a threat. The dogs interventions would then naturally conclude in an immediate release of the master, then a quick call off of the attack is in order if the person is irratic but harmless, which is sometimes the case. Anyone willing to pull such a prank in the presence of such a dog im thinking is not really playing though and it really doesnt matter. Its irresponsible to behave that way and confuse the dog.
He is most likely an American Doberman because how is body structure is or he is a mix of American or European bc he looks a lot like mines bc mines is 10 months and looks alike
THE WEAPON ARM!! You need to train your dogs to attack the weapon arm. A strong man with high pain threshold, could gut that Doberman while he's chewing on the wrong arm. That baton very well could be a dagger or small sword...or gun!
@Glosi dove Re-read what you just responded with..."since ALMOST everyone is right handed". SO, you would eliminate the possibility of encountering a left-handed opponent. And it is that way of thinking that makes the difference in survival or not. That first time you and your dog come up against a left-handed adversary that isn't scared of fighting your dog back...both of you might end up dead. NO, it makes sense to train the dog to recognize and attack the weapon arm. That is a technique I learned as a trainer many years ago. A good dog can be trained to recognize a variety of weapon types, and attack the arm or hand holding the weapon...even if switched mid-combat. And if there is no weapon, the dog can be trained to attack each arm as if they are weapons... as they are being used to punch, swing at or grab the dog. It is these training dynamics that make the difference in the quality of PPD.
So the person thats threatening you most likely an English speaker wont under stand the commands so if you say go get them to the dog the attacker will know what the dog is gonna do and prepare for the attack
The ones in the US tend to be bred bigger for some reason. Dobermans are not supposed to be large dogs though. By the look of that pup, he looks like a standard size Doberman. Probably will get to be around 75 to 80 pounds. It really doesn't make a difference where they are from so much as having a good breeder that knows what they are doing. Dobermans can have a lot of health problems if the breeder is ignoring the details. There is a difference between working and show dogs though. Not that show dogs can't be protection dogs, but the working breeds are bred with those characterics in mind so they will tend to have more aggression.
Its important to train working on dogs on all different types of surfaces because some dogs may get confused when they are sliding or say if they were on a grate and didn't know what this new feeling was they could potentially get very out of focus. Hope this helped! :)
john waynesgun id probably say European and American mix. That’s what I have and my Doberman is pretty big (probably like 39 lbs and he’s only 4 months)
This type of training is very safe, those dogs are trained to protect there owners. Ive trained with method before and i couldn't recommended more. Its a great workout for the dog and its protection for you or your family. That dog will not bite unless its told and if it does then it wasn't trained right but from what i can see that dog in the video is very trained and at only 8 months old, hes still in his puppy phase and its very hard to train a puppy like this. Before that dog gets into the 'attacking' part of the training, he's gonna learn basic obedience first. In conclusion, it's a very safe and effective way of training, i rest my case and thanks for coming to my TED talk.
How much does one of these dogs cost rough even though I know that there is 3 different stages level 1 level 2 and elite. Only wanting to know as I went on your website to have a look and does not say the price I seen dogs on other websites trained in protection for £2,500 I am just making sure that I wouldn’t be scammed if I got one .
SCAM try $20,000 on the low end basic bite work and OB training you get what you pay for. This is what I do I start my puppies and they go to law enforcement at 5/6 months to finish. I sell them at 5/6 months for $7,500-9,000 with just OB. The more training you put in the more money you get out.
i didnt like this video at all....dog was too focused on the sleeve....then he had to tell the dog OUT too many times and the dog was all over the place....mine will know to come back to my left side....then again this is a puppy. this is how i started training. i was my uncles agitator at the age of 15....im now 48 and i love getting bit.
The dog is 8 months old! But what pisses me off the most is any twat chatting shit with no proof or verifiable references to their ability. Shut the fuck up!!
@@poochdvd you do good work with your dogs! I have watching you for a while. Ignore the trolls like Shawn he has no videos uploaded to show how to do things better or the right way.
The laughable thing people put mastiff breeds to be as professional and as efficient as the German shepherds Dobbies and Mals what a joke please corso people watch this and you corso is nowhere near as efficient as this. Watch Mals train And German shepherds and realise your mastiffs are property and land guards.
I agree. I have a wonderful Doberman who I consider my best friend. He is a *spectacular* deterrent, but I always feel it's our responsibility to protect our pet family. I don't want him putting his life at risk for me although I feel he would (because he has before when "mom"(me) was out feeding the horses and ran into some wild/angry hogs)... I just think it's best, whether a dog is protection trained or not, to carry concealed...Almost always the safest option. 👍
HealthyAsAHorse! You can’t get a gun in most countries that aren’t a shithole. Only in America do people carry guns like the Wild West. The rest of us get dogs LMAO