Online Home Protection Dog Training
Our mission is to produce REAL dogs for GOOD people living in BAD places. We will train you and your dog in obedience and home protection. Online, phone, and in-person dog training available.
I have a question for the ladies out there. Will your dog naturally protect your home and car without training? The truth is, few dogs will fight an intruder without proper training. Our mission is to produce REAL dogs for GOOD people living in BAD places. We will train you and your dog in home protection.
Almost any dog can be trained to some level of protection. Not everyone is looking to have a large manstopper dog. Even a tiny dog trained to sound the alarm can ward off a potential intruder. A large dog with a serious threat display is enough to handle 99% of problems without ever having to bite anyone.
Most people need a protection dog to secure their property and guard their home. Our most valued items and people are located within our homes. A properly trained home guardian dog can bring any home security system to the next level.
Recent crime statistics show that some 38% of assaults and 60% of rapes happen during home invasions, which occure some 8000 times each day in America! And yet, the vast majority of dogs we see being trained for “protection” are out chasing bite equipment in the middle of fields.
The goal of a home protection dog is very different than a dog trained for police or sport work. In these professions, dogs are used in their prey drive to chase down, apprehend, and detain bad guys. Home guardian dogs have a different set of job priorities. The job of a home protection dog is to get the bad guy to change their mind! These types of dogs operate from defence drive in order to defend, repel, and, if necessary, disarm a potential intruder.
Introduction
Home protection dogs and the law: Play Audio
Essential Equipment: Watch Video
When should you start a dog in home protection training?: Play Audio
Threat Display
Protection Dog Threat Display Command: Play Audio
Teaching the engagement (attack) command to our protection dogs. – Play Audio
Developing a threat display: Play Audio/Watch Video
Teaching Your Dog To Bark On Command Play Audio
Agitation
New! Trudie Video One
New! Trudie Video two
New! Trudie Video Three
Appie Basic Civil Agitation I Watch Video/Audio
Handeling and Control
Working Control With Zoe: Watch Video One
Working Control With Zoe: Watch Video Two
Working Control With Zoe: Watch Video Three
Working Control With Zoe: Watch Video Four
Working Control With Zoe: Watch Video Five
The Walk-By Exercise: Watch Video/Audio
Mastering the Impassible Guard I: Watch Video/Audio
Mastering the Impassible Guard II: Watch Video/Audio
Mastering the Impassible Guard III: Watch Video
Working Protection With A Powerful Cane Corso – The Off-Switch In Defence Drive Watch Video
Muzzle Work
With this style of protection training, we will not be working our dogs in a dead routine where the dog bites a sleeve while in prey drive. We will use a muzzle when engaging our hired “bad guy,” and our dogs will be in defense drive. In the dog’s mind, the engagement is REAL!
Engagement: First Bumps Watch Video/Audio
Turning bumps into BANGS! Watch Video/Audio
The importance of poison proofing: Play Audio
K9 Vehicle Protection
Vehicle Protection Dog Training: Watch Videos/Audio
Home and Property Protection
Home Protection Training – Audio
Most people need a protection dog to secure their property and guard their home. Our most valued items and people are located within our homes. A properly trained home guardian dog can bring any home security system to the next level.
Recent crime statistics show that some 38% of assaults and 60% of rapes happen during home invasions, which occure some 8000 times each day in America! And yet, the vast majority of dogs we see being trained for “protection” are out chasing bite equipment in the middle of fields.
The goal of a home protection dog is very different than a dog trained for police or sport work. In these professions, dogs are used in prey drive to chase down, apprehend, and detain bad guys. Home guardian dogs have a different set of job priorities. The job of a home protection dog is to get the bad guy to change their mind! These types of dogs operate from defence drive in order to defend, repel, and, if necessary, disarm a potential intruder.
Almost any dog can be trained to some level of protection. Not everyone is looking to have a large manstopper dog. Even a tiny dog trained to sound the alarm can ward off a potential intruder. A large dog with a serious threat display is enough to handle 99% of problems without ever having to bite anyone.
This is our dog, Appie, doing a little auto protection while in a muzzle.
This is our dog, Luca Brasi, working a little on auto protection. Notice how Luca spits the sack out and tosses it to the side immediately returning his focus onto the bad guy!