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bjwrxwrp10 · #31 20-08-2010, 12:33 AM

i've got a bull mastiff cross ridgey back home toughest dog i've seen made mince meat out of a rotti and it was only in self defence i can show ya pics if ya want

DAN682 · #32 20-08-2010, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by ACE

Get yourself a boxer.

They're big and strong looking, have a loud imposing bark, and are as brave as dogs come.

As a plus, they are great with kids, easily house trained, quiet and usually not at all destructive. I've had 2 and never had any problems with digging, chewing or burglars!

Boxers are great dogs. Our is 7 years old and still is very playful. She would never hurt anybody but the intimidation factor is amazing.

She guards our 5 month old in her pram. Such a great dog.

Here is ours.

XT43 · #33 20-08-2010, 08:25 AM

Get this thing. Fucked if I would jump the fence if it was in the backyard.

karina2009 · #34 20-08-2010, 09:00 AM

thanks heaps everyone, and I will make sure I give this guy a call when I find a pup

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Originally Posted by ALEX.

ANY dog can be trained to do gnarly things. But a poodle's bite won't be the same as a rottie that's for sure.

basic training
http://guarddogs4sale.com/basic-adva...-training.html
personal protection
http://guarddogs4sale.com/property-p...-training.html

That site is old and so is the material. It will have a makeover soon. It's my friend's business, now called Spartan Special Forces. I knocked up a logo and a BC below. Contact details are there. If you want some light training (or heavy training for that matter) for your dog, he can do it for you. From basics, like simply following you, through to bite & release.

If you give him a call, he's be a good guy to talk to about perhaps what dog you might want to get for your needs... trained or not.

And he has recently won rights to train all of the WA Police's attack dogs, so he knows what he's doing and what he's talking about.

I saw this pup last nite Staffy x Lab... fell in lovee!! it jus kept staring at me and wen i was walking away i felt heartbroken jus leaving it there.. was frikin cutee!!

scary · #35 20-08-2010, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by rstasy

German Shepherd, one of the easiest dogs to train and have the second strongest bite, below the rottweiler.

Don't have many health issues either and life expectancy is pretty good.

Acuatlly the wolf is the strongest "canine" bite

SweLLy · #36 20-08-2010, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by scary

Acuatlly the wolf is the strongest "canine" bite

He did say second though..

scary · #37 20-08-2010, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by SpitShine

don't get Malimuts or Huskies as they are probably the worst guard dogs. Better off getting an old grannie strapped with a shottie....

Have you ever owned a Malamute??? Our little girl is obediance trained (although likes to forget it at inoppourtune times) 38kg and knows her place in the household pack.

If someone comes into the house that she doesn't know or like she is immediately by my side with head low and hackles up low growling, and if the kids or wife are home she will round them up together and place herself between them and the person she doesn't like at all times never looking away from the "intruder".

Does not bark but has a very loud howl and growl - hates darker skinned people and will growl when any are anywhere near us when walking.

Will not protect the property but that is why we have an alarm but has and will protect anyone in the family from anything.

Darken · #38 20-08-2010, 10:39 AM

So did you buy the staffy X ?

karina2009 · #39 20-08-2010, 11:46 AM

no

i'm going to wait..
I really want an akita..
So better off waiting

Latenitez · #40 20-08-2010, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by DAN682

Boxers are great dogs. Our is 7 years old and still is very playful. She would never hurt anybody but the intimidation factor is amazing.

She guards our 5 month old in her pram. Such a great dog.

Here is ours.

love boxers amazing dogs, mum and i had one and she had to give him away, was more my friend than a dog, still miss him now.

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