Cute puppies that grow up todogs that can eat you alive
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awe, what a little cuty!
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Holy Moly. Forget rotties or dobermans or pitbulls, that thing just scares the shih tzu out of me.
I'll have 2 for the mother in law's Christmas present please.
Is there any more fearsome looking dog on the planet than this?
Regards
Andy

awe, what a little cuty!
To this

Holy Moly. Forget rotties or dobermans or pitbulls, that thing just scares the shih tzu out of me.
I'll have 2 for the mother in law's Christmas present please.
Is there any more fearsome looking dog on the planet than this?
Regards
Andy
Edited by zakelwe on Friday 18th September 23:01
F355gtb2009 said:
Problem is most dobermanns are wimps! They're always shown in American movies as guard dogs but they seem to have lost a lot of that trait here, most are nervous wrecks! I used to know a huge one owned by a large guy who owned a nightclub, whenever he brought the dog in to stay with us he had to leave it with a jumper of his. The dog would suck on the jumper, if he didn't have it the dog would howl the place down 
Not to say they couldn't do a lot of damage if they decided to turn, it's just over the years of working with dogs, they have not been a breed I have felt the need to be wary of.
lazyitus said:
Lord Croker said:

king no chance. 
Not having that.
Defcon said:
lazyitus said:
Lord Croker said:

king no chance. 
Not having that.
Defcon said:
lazyitus said:
Lord Croker said:

king no chance. 
Not having that.
130R said:
Dogs are only as "fearsome" as they are raised to be by their owners. There is no such thing as a vicious breed of dog, any dog can be conditioned that way.
I agree, I normally find GSDs are as soft as anything around my excitable Springer and just look at him like he's a dick. But a month or two ago I met a complete
of an owner that had 3 and the two that were off their lead ran straight over to me and Springer and were instantly aggressive towards my dog (who was on a lead as we were on a road heading back towards the country park). They bolted straight out of a field right up to us. I pulled my dog as close to me as possible with his tail between his legs and I was waiting for one to get close enough for a size 12 walking boot to the face. Both were still aggressive and taking it in turns to run at my dog. All the while this stupid weedy d
head that had brought them there and let them off the lead stood about 20 metres away while the dogs ignored him. If I didn't care so much for my dog I would have waited for the
and seen how he liked to be intimidated by something much bigger and more aggressive. Even now typing this, it still pisses me off.Our Cascasian Ovcharka
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great guard dog
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYbM9O0C8UU
Ive spent a couple of years conditioning our Caucasian Ovcharka ,
with family and close neighbours and other dogs he's fine , he allows the cats to eat out of his bowl,and the neighbours chuahua plays fine with him
however he has a default that is naturaly very, very agresive , they are used by the Russian army and also in the Caucas mountains to guard sheep. They will easily kill a wolf.
ours is so insanely territorial , there is a sign on the gate ""Beware of the Dog ""
at 90kg he will charge up the garden knock you flying , then pin you down , hes already bitten the arse out of some scroate that tried to break in , funny the chap never returned.
from this

to this

great guard dog
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYbM9O0C8UU
Ive spent a couple of years conditioning our Caucasian Ovcharka ,
with family and close neighbours and other dogs he's fine , he allows the cats to eat out of his bowl,and the neighbours chuahua plays fine with him
however he has a default that is naturaly very, very agresive , they are used by the Russian army and also in the Caucas mountains to guard sheep. They will easily kill a wolf.
ours is so insanely territorial , there is a sign on the gate ""Beware of the Dog ""
at 90kg he will charge up the garden knock you flying , then pin you down , hes already bitten the arse out of some scroate that tried to break in , funny the chap never returned.
Edited by DBSV8 on Saturday 19th September 07:38
thinfourth2 said:
130R said:
Dogs are only as "fearsome" as they are raised to be by their owners. There is no such thing as a vicious breed of dog, any dog can be conditioned that way.
Yorkshire terriersEvil vicious little buggers
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