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How old are most of the dogs you sell?
Typically our dogs are between eighteen months and four years of age, with two and a half being the norm. All dogs mature differently and at different ages. The dog must be mentally ready to handle the training it will go through
How will I know how to handle my new dog?
We offer a complete handlers course with all of our protection dogs.
You can choose to join us at out facility at no charge. Our trainers will meet you at your home or business for an additional fee.
If I buy a "titled" dog from someone, does this mean its finished and ready to be brought home as a protection dog?
No. "Titled" only means the dog has reached a particular score in a protection sport, nothing more. Your titled dog will under go additional training at our facility and taught to handle real life situation
Do your dogs come with a guarantee?
Yes. All of our dogs come with health guarantee and a full set of hip X-rays (see guarantee).
Does my new dog need maintenance training?
Yes. From time to time the dog will need a refresher course. This can be done at our facility at no additional charge for the life of the k9 (see guarantee)
Is a protection dog dangerous? What if I have a lot of friends that come over, do I always have to lock the dog up?
Dogs are not computers trained to know when you and your friends are horse playing, or when your children are play fighting in the front yard. Owning a dog trained to protect you is just as big of a responsibility as owning a hand gun both can be dangerous. Our personal Protections K9's have been socialized in many environments and around children so you will be able to lead a normal life with your dog. If you under stand the rules of living with a PP K9.
I already have a dog; can you train it for me?
Sorry, we only train dogs we sell. The reason for this is that we want to give our customers and their dogs the most time and attention we can. (this does not apply to obedience training)
Is it difficult for a trained adult dog to bond to a new family?
Dogs are pack animals so when they are removed from the family they know and are familiar with what they will need to fulfill their need to belong to a pack. It is a basic instinct, the higher the pack instinct the more the dog desires to bond. A highly developed pack instinct is dominant in performance bloodlines.
Why would a dog perform for a brand new owner?
Dogs are pack animals. When they are removed from their human pack they will look for a new one to belong to. When the dog transfers his loyalty to the new owners his trained behavior will also transfer.
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