Guard dogs
Posted: Fri Sep 06 2019 16:38
What breeds have you had? Did they deter thieves? Iβm wanting one to live outside in a kennel also be good and trustworthy with my family, just toying with the idea, thanks
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Kev Berry wrote: βFri Sep 06 2019 21:50 -Amazing! I bet when you went out in the morning you were half expecting a few human limbs left and a dog with a full stomach.You want one of these, top one is dad to the 5 month pup we imported below (which almost nailed Alan when he passed Christine a cuppa ).
Good family dogs, but you need to know how to handle big dogs. Will guard you, your family, especially kids, and your property to the death without training.
Not a dog to be left out on its own if you expect people it doesn't know coming round.
These dogs will see people cocking a leg over your fence long before they see them, and will be waiting .
Used by Russian military. They have the strongest bite of any dog. Will happily live outside in temps down to minus 30.
The two I had didn't want to sleep inside or even in the barn, they just laid out in the open or at best under a bush no matter what the weather was
Had Neapolitan mastiffs as well, another brilliant family dog, very good guard, looks deceptively slow and sluggish at times but can turn from a gentle giant onto a raving demon that's faster than a fast thing if someone presses the wrong button, its not a dog you want to be on the wrong side of the fence with if you shouldn't be there .
I had rotties before people knew what they were, 40 years ago they were massive dogs, very good with family and very defensive, tendency to bark at intruders first unlike ovcharka's and neos who will eat first ask questions later, again not a first timers dog
Jeffire wrote: βSat Sep 07 2019 04:13 -Fed on raw chicken carcases and fallen stock beef, used to cost me less than a fiver a week to feed 20 dogs---and you don't get anywhere near the amount of dog s**t feeding raw as you do the commercial feedsWouldnt like the bill for feeding that or cleaning up after it !
Danoutdoors wrote: βSat Sep 07 2019 11:45 -Intruders die laughing.
Kev Berry wrote: βFri Sep 06 2019 21:50 -You want one of these, top one is dad to the 5 month pup we imported below (which almost nailed Alan when he passed Christine a cuppa ).
Good family dogs, but you need to know how to handle big dogs. Will guard you, your family, especially kids, and your property to the death without training.
Not a dog to be left out on its own if you expect people it doesn't know coming round.
These dogs will see people cocking a leg over your fence long before they see them, and will be waiting .
Used by Russian military. They have the strongest bite of any dog. Will happily live outside in temps down to minus 30.
The two I had didn't want to sleep inside or even in the barn, they just laid out in the open or at best under a bush no matter what the weather was
Had Neapolitan mastiffs as well, another brilliant family dog, very good guard, looks deceptively slow and sluggish at times but can turn from a gentle giant onto a raving demon that's faster than a fast thing if someone presses the wrong button, its not a dog you want to be on the wrong side of the fence with if you shouldn't be there .
I had rotties before people knew what they were, 40 years ago they were massive dogs, very good with family and very defensive, tendency to bark at intruders first unlike ovcharka's and neos who will eat first ask questions later, again not a first timers dog
Kev Berry wrote: βFri Sep 06 2019 21:50 -Roughly how heavy is that dog kev, it looks hugeYou want one of these, top one is dad to the 5 month pup we imported below (which almost nailed Alan when he passed Christine a cuppa ).
Good family dogs, but you need to know how to handle big dogs. Will guard you, your family, especially kids, and your property to the death without training.
Not a dog to be left out on its own if you expect people it doesn't know coming round.
These dogs will see people cocking a leg over your fence long before they see them, and will be waiting .
Used by Russian military. They have the strongest bite of any dog. Will happily live outside in temps down to minus 30.
The two I had didn't want to sleep inside or even in the barn, they just laid out in the open or at best under a bush no matter what the weather was
Had Neapolitan mastiffs as well, another brilliant family dog, very good guard, looks deceptively slow and sluggish at times but can turn from a gentle giant onto a raving demon that's faster than a fast thing if someone presses the wrong button, its not a dog you want to be on the wrong side of the fence with if you shouldn't be there .
I had rotties before people knew what they were, 40 years ago they were massive dogs, very good with family and very defensive, tendency to bark at intruders first unlike ovcharka's and neos who will eat first ask questions later, again not a first timers dog
wid wrote: βSun Sep 08 2019 15:49 -Helluva lot of fur but they can top over 200lbsKev Berry wrote: βFri Sep 06 2019 21:50 -Roughly how heavy is that dog kev, it looks hugeYou want one of these, top one is dad to the 5 month pup we imported below (which almost nailed Alan when he passed Christine a cuppa ).
Good family dogs, but you need to know how to handle big dogs. Will guard you, your family, especially kids, and your property to the death without training.
Not a dog to be left out on its own if you expect people it doesn't know coming round.
These dogs will see people cocking a leg over your fence long before they see them, and will be waiting .
Used by Russian military. They have the strongest bite of any dog. Will happily live outside in temps down to minus 30.
The two I had didn't want to sleep inside or even in the barn, they just laid out in the open or at best under a bush no matter what the weather was
Had Neapolitan mastiffs as well, another brilliant family dog, very good guard, looks deceptively slow and sluggish at times but can turn from a gentle giant onto a raving demon that's faster than a fast thing if someone presses the wrong button, its not a dog you want to be on the wrong side of the fence with if you shouldn't be there .
I had rotties before people knew what they were, 40 years ago they were massive dogs, very good with family and very defensive, tendency to bark at intruders first unlike ovcharka's and neos who will eat first ask questions later, again not a first timers dog
Mercman wrote: βFri Sep 06 2019 18:12 -Mine is now four years old and has barked at quite literally nobody, not even the postman. Pretty much the only time she barks is at hooting owls, and also the gurgling of the drain, for some odd reason. Definitely not a candidate for Guard Dog of the Year!German Shepard had two one after the other, both guarded their territory well.
Steve Dennington wrote: βSun Sep 08 2019 19:57 -Mine died about 3 weeks ago Steve. We have a large wrought Iron gate across our drive. The drive is gravel and if anyone came up it she would go absolutely mental chucking herself at the gate and barking non stop. The postman and regular delivery drivers knew so just kept back from the the She never bit anyone ever.Mercman wrote: βFri Sep 06 2019 18:12 -Mine is now four years old and has barked at quite literally nobody, not even the postman. Pretty much the only time she barks is at hooting owls, and also the gurgling of the drain, for some odd reason. Definitely not a candidate for Guard Dog of the Year!German Shepard had two one after the other, both guarded their territory well.
Mike J wrote: βMon Sep 09 2019 09:39 -they just doing their job Mike. The ovcharkas guarding sheep against wolves don't always bark. The young ones that live amongst the sheep might bark as they not big enough to tackle wolves, but the older ones that live up in the hills watching don't. They just turn up and silently do their job.The worst dogs are the ones that don't bark at all.
They are the ones that really enjoy the bite and barking only alerts the target before they get there.
Crackoff wrote: βMon Sep 23 2019 22:29 -out of all the guard breeds I have had the bitches have been far more deadly then the dogs, the dogs are bigger, stronger and perhaps more frightening than the girls to look at, but a good bitch will guard your property like a jewish mother does her only sonA Doberman was bred to attack and bring down a man. End of
I remember a friend of mine years ago had 2 german shepherd dogs and they where well known for there aggression by the locals
He got broke in too by some baddies
They got past the dogs buy throwing a bitch in heat in the yard. he said the dogs where still chasing the bitch in the morning when he got there.
If the boss ever lets me have a dog it will be a ridgeback bitch.
Theres a guy near me has one its brill on the lead or running lose but you don't go near his house if he's not in
Grant
Kev Berry wrote: βTue Sep 24 2019 09:13 -Yep have you seen a woman attack someone with a stiletto in her handCrackoff wrote: βMon Sep 23 2019 22:29 -out of all the guard breeds I have had the bitches have been far more deadly then the dogs, the dogs are bigger, stronger and perhaps more frightening than the girls to look at, but a good bitch will guard your property like a jewish mother does her only sonA Doberman was bred to attack and bring down a man. End of
I remember a friend of mine years ago had 2 german shepherd dogs and they where well known for there aggression by the locals
He got broke in too by some baddies
They got past the dogs buy throwing a bitch in heat in the yard. he said the dogs where still chasing the bitch in the morning when he got there.
If the boss ever lets me have a dog it will be a ridgeback bitch.
Theres a guy near me has one its brill on the lead or running lose but you don't go near his house if he's not in
Grant