HOW TO TRAIN GUARD DOG - A simplified guide in learning how to train outstanding guard dog for proper home security and personal protection

Kyle Dennis

Sinopse

A guard dog, or a watchdog, is trained to protect your property and your family. Contrary to what you might think, most guard dogs are not taught to attack. Rather, they are taught non-confrontational techniques, such as how to stand guard and how to use their bark to alert you of a stranger or potential danger on your property. Training your dog to be a guard dog will take some time and patience, but the result will be a dog that will not only protect you against a threat, but will also be comfortable and well behaved in non-threatening situations. 
This book will also answer all your unanswered questions about how best to raise a guard dog to protect you and your household. 
We have had on many occasions, handlers and their families protected by their dogs that went through my guard dog training manual. Handlers and their families were saved from hi-jacking, hold-up, gun attacks, attacks at home, because of their loyal dogs. 
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Disponível desde: 22/12/2023.

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