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ITT: guard dogs

discuss good ones, bad ones, etc.
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this is a good one
>> Anonymous
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bad guard dog, kinda pre-occupied
>> Anonymous
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this one is the best
>> Anonymous
guard report

11:04 sighted duck
11:05 approached duck for proper authorization papers
11:06 having none, was required to wrestle duck to the ground before calling for backup
>> Anonymous
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"you know this is private property ms.duck"
"there is one way that this might be overlooked......"
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this protects my mah house with cuteness
>> Anonymous
just get some curtains.
>> Anonymous
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Nobody should NEED a guard dog to actually be able to physically take down an intruder...however...

Giant Schnauzers
Rotties
Dobies
Chow Chows
Beaucerons
GSDs
Boxers

Are ones that are most often used in Schutzhund and shit, and all have natural guarding instincts that need no training (to make them guard, I dont mean they need no training period) Airedale (sp?) terriers could also be included.

My Giant Schnauzer and Rottie get the job done though...lol
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Belgian malinois are superior.
>> Anonymous
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Oh aren't I just made of fucking win today, I can't believe I forgot to mention a Malinois, I but Beauceron which starts with B but forgot Belgian Malinois. ty HelpfulAnon!
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this is my dog. shes getting old now but i still don't really worry about anyone successfully breaking in when shes around
>> #fortune Anonymous
My roomate has a shiba inu mix and it guards the fuck out of our kitchen, strangely enough. It's cage is in the kitchen so i guess it's territorial but also probably a food thing. When we have people over we have to have charlie meet them at the front door then sometimes again if they want to go into the kitchen otherwise he bites.