What is wagon good for?
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I’m with you. We rarely even lock our door anymore! I’ve been around protection dogs for most of my life and these BRT’s are intense. You walk on our property or through the front door, without us around, and you’re in deep trouble.
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Nothing like a good dog :-)
One of the mastiffs I had was that way, naturally protective. Very friendly actually and never snapped at anyone. He would just stand in front of them and growl a little. Most people have enough sense not to mess with a 180 lb dog with a 34 inch collar ;-)
Once we told him it was ok he would friendly right up.
Current dog is a mini-Aussie. Lots of fun, loves to chase frisbees or rocks - doesn’t care for ***** for some reason. Low on the intimidation scale and only thing intruders would need to worry about is being herded.
One of the mastiffs I had was that way, naturally protective. Very friendly actually and never snapped at anyone. He would just stand in front of them and growl a little. Most people have enough sense not to mess with a 180 lb dog with a 34 inch collar ;-)
Once we told him it was ok he would friendly right up.
Current dog is a mini-Aussie. Lots of fun, loves to chase frisbees or rocks - doesn’t care for ***** for some reason. Low on the intimidation scale and only thing intruders would need to worry about is being herded.
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that's funny - the thread become a dog show for the wagon owners! I didn't expect that when I started the thread and I expected people will post how they use the wagons when they are not racing them!
But I guess we have many dog owners here and wagon is perfect for dogs.
But I guess we have many dog owners here and wagon is perfect for dogs.
