Training working dogs

Training of working dogs
Practice Suit Work - Loaded with Dog Training Crops Training a dog as a work dog designed for a specific purpose always begins with a diagnosis that aims to examine the dog's instincts and physical and mental abilities.
Guard work consists of a number of instincts, including: territoriality, hunting instinct, defensive instinct, combat instinct; As well as character traits: initiative, temperament, dominance and self-confidence.
When we come to work with a dog intended for training as a guard / protection dog, we must first examine the existence of all these passions and character traits in the dog and then set a clear goal: guarding territory, a dog for personal accompaniment, a dog for assault and the like.
Practicing Watchdog Suit Work - Loaded with Dog Training Crops In practice, the work is divided into two main stages: first building and developing the natural instincts inherent in the dog and then channeling these instincts for the purpose.