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 Twenty-Two Questions &
Answers About Buying And Owning A Personal Protection Dog
For
You And Your Family.
"We practice with our
firearms. We take our guns to the range. We make sure they
don't jam, and if they do jam with regularity, we sell them... "
"Yet every year, hundreds of
thousands of dog owners assume that their untrained, untested dog will help
defend them against a bad guy. Most will be sadly disappointed.
Here's why..."
Article By Adam G. Katz, Founder
of South Bay K-9 Academy and Dogproblems.com
February 14, 2006.
 Imagine that it's late at
night. You're home alone when you suddenly hear the sound of breaking
glass downstairs... Your canine companion however, continues to slumber at the
foot of your bed.
"Great," you think to yourself,
"Somebody just broke into my house and Fido won't even wake
up!"
You give Fido a nudge as if to say,
"Go on boy... go check it out!"
He finally jumps to attention when you
start to hear the shuffle of the intruder's feet as he starts to make his way
toward the bottom of your staircase.
Thankfully, Fido runs down the
steps, boldly managing a high-pitched bark... when suddenly...
<SMACK!>
... Fido runs back into your
bedroom with his tail between his legs, whimpering.
The footsteps keep coming...
You think to
yourself:
"Oh, %@#$%!" This isn't
happening!
This SHOULD NOT be
happening!!!
I bought a German Shepherd/
Rottweiler / Doberman to prevent this type of thing from
happening!!!"
But guess what? It is
happening.
And it happens to a lot of
people.
"If You Think That Buying A Guard Dog
Breed-- Without Training Or Proper Selection-- Is Going To Be Enough To Protect
You And Your Family... You're Playing Russian Roulette With Your Personal
Safety."
A similar scenario happened to a friend of
mine, several years ago. She was raped-- in her own bed by a man who broke
into her house-- while her large, untrained German Shepherd dog laid passively
at the foot of her nightstand-- in conflict (and not knowing how to
respond). It's called "bite inhibition"... and most dogs are born with
it.
It happens. And it probably happens
with a lot more frequency than you might expect.
So, what can you do to prevent yourself
from having false confidence in a dog you already own? And what
should you do if you're looking to buy a personal protection
dog? Please read on...
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"Adam's knowledge of protection dogs
helped me pick out a Doberman Pinscher
that later SAVED MY
LIFE!"
-- Bill Embley, San Antonio, Texas.
"While remodeling a house in Houston, Texas, a
bald-headed thug with a tattoo on his neck entered the house where I was
working. He thought I was alone. But my Doberman surprised him,
cornered him, and wouldn't let him move. He threw up his hands and said,
'Just let me out of here, just let me out!' I didn't know if he had a
weapon, so I had my Doberman stay in front of me as I instructed the thug to run
out the side gate. I then called the police. "
"Unbelievably, they were able to set up a perimeter
and caught the guy, only three blocks away. They had to wrestle him to the
ground, and ended up booking him for resisting arrest, possesion of narcotics
and trespassing. Needless to say, that evening 'Cash' [the Doberman] ate
filet mignon!"
-- Bill Embley and his Doberman Pinscher, Embley's
"Cash"
Tool-Rider" |
Hi. My name is Adam Katz and I am the founder of
South Bay
K-9 Academy (a dog training company I owned in Southern
California for seven years) and the web site, Dogproblems.com. I'm also
the author of the best selling, "Secrets of a Professional Dog Trainer!" book
and several other dog training information products. I've done
training for obedience, competition, behavior modification, drug detection,
tracking, schutzhund, police work, agility, film (an unreleased pilot for Warner
Bros.) and of course... personal protection.
"Twenty-Two Questions & Answers
About Buying And Owning A Personal Protection Dog!"
... is a downloadable information product designed to help you answer some of
the questions you might have about buying (and owning) a personal protection
dog. It's super-easy to download, and you can be learning the answer to
these twenty-two questions, in just minutes. Read on...
Here are some of the topics
covered:
Question #1: "Will My Dog Protect
Me?"
Question #2: "Should I buy
one of these new, super-breeds I've been reading about in the back of DogWorld
Magazine?' Hint: There are only five main
breeds you should consider if you're in the market to buy a personal protection
dog. This downloadable audio program explains why...
Question #3: "Should I buy
a dog that is inherently suspicious of everyone?"
Question #4: "Can any dog can be
trained to do personal protection?" (And how
to tell if the dog you're considering is a good prospective personal protection
dog).
Question #5: "Should a good
personal protection dog be good with children?" Some people
erroneously feel that they should not socialize their dogs with children, with
minorities or people of color. This downloadable audio program explains why
improper socialization can make your personal protection dog less effective at
his job.
Question #7: "How do I find a good
example of the breed I'm interested in?"
I use a number of different
strategies to find a good dog, once I've determined what breed will be best for
my client. Join now to learn the fastest way to get good leads on quality
dogs...
(A breeder in Costa Rica once tried to
convince me that this
Daschund would grow up to be a large personal
protection dog.)
This Audio Download Is Available Now
In Our Members Area.
Question #8: "What are the puppy
tests-- and also the tests I should do on an adult dog, to determine if the dog
I'm considering has a good disposition for personal protection?" I
have several tests I use on dogs, depending on what their job will be and also
what the owner's personality is like. Join now to learn what tests you
should give to the dog you're considering-- and to yourself-- to know if you and
your prospective dog will make for a good "fit."
Question #9: "What can a well
trained dog do? I.E. How much protection can a good dog
provide?"
Question #10: "Is there a
conflict between owning a personal protection dog and a family pet? Can one dog
be both?" Log into our download
Question #11: "Which protection
breeds have the least problems?"
Question #12: "When can I use my
dog in personal defense, and when is it ill-advised?
Question #13: "At what age can I
reasonably expect my dog to protect me?" You'd be surprised at some of the
baloney floating around the working dog community these days. One of the
guys who advertises in the ... Continued in our members
area.
Question #14: "Will you teach me
how to train my own dog to do personal protection work?" The idea that
you can train your own dog to do personal protection-- by yourself-- is a
myth. You need to be working with... Continued in our members
area.
Question #15: Should I buy a
Schutzhund titled dog for personal protection? Schutzhund is a sport
that was originally developed to test the working temperament of the German
Shepherd dog. However, buying a dog with a Schutzhund title is not... Continued in our members
area.
Question #16: "What can I expect
from a trained personal protection dog in terms of interacting with my friends,
family kids, friends of kids, or people that come over to the house on a regular
basis (but aren't in the immediate family)?" Continued in
our members area.
Question #17: "Is there only one
type of personal protection training? What if I just want my dog to bark
aggressively, but I don't want to teach him to bite? Is this
possible?" Continued in our members
area.
Question #18: "What is the
minimum age I should start personal protection training my dog? Should I
obedience train my dog, first?" Continued in our members
area.
Question #19: "If I have own of
these personal protection dogs, will it eat my children? Will it attack my
wife?" Absolutely not. Find out why ... Continued in our members
area.
Question #20: "Can a personal
protection dog also be affectionate or is that not possible?" Continued in our members
area.
Question #21: "How can we
protect the dog from getting poisoned? (a popular method of disposing of a guard
dog)." Yes, there is actually a very easy way to poison proof your
personal protection dog. Once I teach you this method, even the finest
French Chef will be able to throw a slab of filet mignon over the fence, and
your dog won't touch it. Continued in our members
area.
Question #22: "If and when I send
my dog to attack, will it listen to my command to "back-off?"
Continued in our members
area.
I find this to be the most exciting
part:
You can access this digital product within
our Members area and actually start learning the 22 Questions and Answers
About Buying & Owning A Personal Protection Dog within 10 minutes...
yes, that is right... WITHIN 10 MINUTES you can start learning much of the
information that literally took me hundreds of miles and several years to
learn.
Just log into our member's area, and then,
just click on the "play" button that's on the page of this title in the featured
resources box, in the middle of the page. It's just that easy. And
if for some wild, unknown reason you can't get it to work-- my secretary Shelly
is only an e-mail away.
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"Adam's information on
how to buy
and own a personal protection dog is invaluable!"
-- Eddie De La
Cruz
NY, New York.
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Initially this product was
sold independently for $49.97, but
is now included as part of our
members-only subscription site.
Click here to Continue in our members
area.
This audio program consists of two mp3
audio files that run for a combined 66 minutes of content.
Best of Success,
- Adam G.
Katz
Founder, South Bay K-9 Academy
Dogproblems.com
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