Purchase of a Trained Protection Dog

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I am sure you can"secure" a spot but it will cost you "Megabucks",however if you are a really good "Speedracer" I am sure you can do it.I would first "secure" myself a lawyer,dr,and I am sure you already have a policeman as a friend

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yorkiemom wrote:: I am sure you can"secure" a spot but it will cost you "Megabucks",however if you are a really good "Speedracer" I am sure you can do it.I would first "secure" myself a lawyer,dr,and I am sure you already have a policeman as a friend

I appreciate the advise, but I think your refering to a Vet, and if you are i have one close to where I live that I trust exclusively for my 2 dogs I have right now, and a lawyer I could see that if I were having any issues with people or to look over a contract. I do have some police officers that I know but non of them are overly close to me so I am not sure where your headed that way but.... I am interested in working my own dog with a security company and having it trained professionally.

J_Blackmon

Subject: Re: Purchase of a Trained Protection Dog Fri 14 Jun 2013, 7:38 pm

J- Blackburn, I think you've misunderstood the comments made.

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M'Fredrick wrote:: J- Blackburn, I think you've misunderstood the comments made.

I believe you are correct

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still strongly suggest that google is your best bet

Subject: Re: Purchase of a Trained Protection Dog Fri 14 Jun 2013, 7:50 pm

I'm not sure but I'm under the impression. The person or persons you are speaking of is pretty bad.

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If you are trying to ask a question at least be upfront about it

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Ok Yorkie, I will ask, since I saw both those names mentioned in a posting on the first page have you had any issues with trainers in the past? or are these just people who have left a bad taste in your mouth from previous posting issues??

JB

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M'Fredrick wrote:: I'm not sure but I'm under the impression. The person or persons you are speaking of is pretty bad.

I believe I was speaking with m'fredrick

Subject: Re: Purchase of a Trained Protection Dog Fri 14 Jun 2013, 8:00 pm

Im just reading what's been posted. Which has something to do with a gingerly, megabucks and speed racer. I'm not sure what it's about but it must be bad.

Subject: Re: Purchase of a Trained Protection Dog Fri 14 Jun 2013, 8:03 pm

I hope I haven't crossed the line, by suggesting this.

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crossing the line here can certainly be done,but it takes more than a question to cross it for now

Subject: Re: Purchase of a Trained Protection Dog Fri 14 Jun 2013, 8:11 pm

Ok thanks. Although I do have a question? What did these people do? I've googled them but found nothing. Is there something i should attach to find more info

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I would suggest that you fine tune your google skills

Subject: Re: Purchase of a Trained Protection Dog Fri 14 Jun 2013, 8:24 pm

yorkiemom wrote:: I would suggest that you fine tune your google skills

Ok I am a bit illiterate in that area which I understand. There appears to be more to the story which a few of you wish to warn people of.

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J_Blackmon wrote:: Hey Nero:

Yeah, I know dogs can bite at any time, I have seen police dogs in action its not pretty, but thats why I want to be involved in the training so I can read my dog and I do not accidently overwork it to the point where either I am too tired and make a mistake which happens we are after all only human, or the dog is to tired and reacts badly to a begine situation and ends up having to be put down.

I have actually researched opening up a security company, it costs a lot of money to do, so I am looking for a company that may consider hiring me and a dog as a team, not supplying one that I do not know the commands for..

Many security companies have their dogs trained in english or other languages like french or german for safety reasons as you may know, well I want to be involved in that training so when the dog does something I know what its doing not just reacting to a situation.

J_Blackmon

It is illegal to work for a Security Company , with your Canine as a contractor ,You need a Agency License, to do that.
You can only work as a Employee by a Security company, but still have to be licensed as a Security Guard or PI by the Attorney General. If you don't you are liable for a big fine
Most dogs are trained in German . we don't train the dogs to attack the arms, but anywhere were they can bite, not to long ago a thief was at a car dealership,
and the guy had a knife, the guard told him to drop it , and the guy went at the guard with the knife, The dog got the command to "hit" and the dog went for the guys arm and the guy cut the neck of the dog, the dog pulled through, My husband trained all the company dogs, he used to train them for the CDN Armed forces, where he was a MP.
Anyway wish you good luck.If you need more information let me know.

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Nero:

just wondering what security company it is your talking about, I am familure with a number of them in Ontario, and there are very few still certified through the Ministry of Public Safety and Correctional Services that are still licensed as K9 operators?

also so I can possibly apply to them for work.

J_Blackmon

Subject: Re: Purchase of a Trained Protection Dog Fri 14 Jun 2013, 8:48 pm

Is this game of charades over yet? twitch

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I think not quite yet

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J_Blackmon wrote:: Nero:

just wondering what security company it is your talking about, I am familure with a number of them in Ontario, and there are very few still certified through the Ministry of Public Safety and Correctional Services that are still licensed as K9 operators?

also so I can possibly apply to them for work.

J_Blackmon

yes your right not many have a canine license, I cant tell you on this board what the name is it will identify me.
And we have all the guards at this moment ,most of our people are with the company a long time.

You should look in the phone book, for the area you reside in.

Good luck

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Kewl Chick wrote:: Is this game of charades over yet?
Sorry , is this subject boring?

Subject: Re: Purchase of a Trained Protection Dog Fri 14 Jun 2013, 9:01 pm

Nero64 wrote:

Kewl Chick wrote:: Is this game of charades over yet?
Sorry , am I making you bored with this subject?

No Nero!!! I am sorry this was not directed towards you!!

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Nero,the subject is not at all boring and nothing the mods have typed has been directed towards you

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Well I hope that wasnt directed towards me, I am just trying to find information from reliable sources.

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Kewl Chick wrote:

Nero64 wrote:

Kewl Chick wrote:: Is this game of charades over yet?
Sorry , am I making you bored with this subject?

No Nero!!! I am sorry this was not directed towards you!!

No Kewl chick, I am sorry for I thought I did it again,and made to many post on the subject, thank you.

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