Protection Dog

By Penny Capps


A few of the best graduates of Defense Dogs Plus' training program are keeping families safe in Texas. See Klaus, one of our Guardian level defense dogs, being provided to his Houston, TX in this video. An essential component of preparing individual defense pets for life in Texas is getting them accustomed to working not simply under high tension, but in high temperature levels. This summer has given us sufficient chances to do that, with MA and NH experiencing several heat weaves in the previous month alone. Daily outdoor defense training sessions in a all different temperatures indicate that the German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois we train for protection don't need much pampering. Even when the heat index is high, they still display amazing tasks of speed and strength.

Believe it or not, German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois with thicker coats are not a bad fit for hot environments. Their fur acts as an insulator to keep their bodies both from getting too cold and from overheating. In spite of their low upkeep qualities, when we provide individual security pet dogs to Texas homes, we worry the importance of providing sufficient shade, air flow and water to any outside watchdog.

A Texas defense canine is much more likely to find himself taking on a risk in the open airs than a protection canine in New york city. This is an additional location where our outdoor work proves its worth. We get the pets utilized to covering all kinds of surface, reviewing natural barriers and searching for a danger in thick wooded locations. The pets are conditioned to track motions with their eyes, ears and noses.

This security canine training video shows a variety of outdoor situations, utilizing bitework in the woods, tree climbing up and jumping over obstacles. In one example, Eteo, a Belgian Malinois trained for protection, jumps over a stream in the woods that would take a human considerably even more effort and time to cross. In another, he scales a high ledge with simplicity, proving yet once again that a totally trained protection pet dog can run circles around a human criminal! A defense dog's speed, paired with his sharp sense, indicates that he can cover and defend the kind of extensive homes that our customers in Texas have the tendency to have.

Snakes are a truth of life in Texas, and creatures like the Texas Coral Snake, Western Diamondback Rattlesnake, Southern Copperhead and Western Coppermouth present a grave hazard to people and pet dogs alike. One training workout we recommend to owners of defense canines in TX, FL, NC, GA and various other southern states is snake alert and avoidance. Using docile, non-venemous snakes, we have the ability to teach our individual security pet dogs to recognize and avoid snakes to keep them safe from damage.

See even more of our training exercises in our defense canine videos, and review exactly what a few of our more advanced commands imply here.




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