German Shepherds protect their owners and fight with Poodles

German Shepherds protect their owners and fight with Poodles. Dog owners come uninvited.

There are eight Caucasian dogs and four German Shepherds in the family.

My father and I love dogs very much, especially fierce dogs, which are loyal and majestic.

The German Shepherds were given to me by my father’s comrades-in-arms, and I raised Caucasian dogs after I started working. From two to four, four to six, six to seven, and seven to eight.

This kind of stuff.

Caucasian dogs are relatively gentle in temperament, but they are guard dogs after all, and they have a strong sense of protecting their owners.

This summer, my father took a female dog, Beibei, for a walk. Living in the countryside, don’t tell me that fierce dogs are prohibited. There is no such rule in the countryside.

As a result, when they were walking on the road, a leash-free poodle jumped out and bared its teeth at my father.

Beibei’s hair immediately exploded, and she growled and threatened the poodle to retreat.

I have repeatedly told my father that once a Caucasian dog lowers its head, growls, and is ready to attack, you must hold it back and appease it, because its brain is not as good as that of a Golden Collie. As long as it determines that you are threatened, even if it is a misjudgment, as long as the threat is not resolved in time, it will directly attack.

A Caucasian dog that runs away can either be controlled by its owner, or you can kill it with a gun, a machete, or an iron rod.

You can search Baidu for the news that the police shot and killed a Caucasian dog with five shots.

I have repeatedly emphasized to my father the precautions for walking a Caucasian dog, and my father listened to me and pulled the iron chain tightly to prevent Beibei from rushing forward.

What I want to say here is that a guard dog like a Caucasian dog is not as smart as a Border Collie, but it can feel your actions, that is, when you hold it, it will understand that you don’t want it to take the next step, and it will not be so impulsive.

The situation was under control. My dad was holding Beibei and walking back. The owner of the poodle only needed to control the poodle and stop it from barking at my dad.

The owner of the poodle smiled and said, “Your dog is quite big. Go and bite it, dear son.”

The poodle rushed to my Beibei and was within the attack range that Beibei could reach without breaking free from the chain…

Old

Di, do you know the teeth of an adult Caucasian Shepherd?

It was killed with one blow.

The owner of the poodle got angry and cried while holding the little Ritian, shouting, “Pay, pay.”

What the hell was he doing before?

Did he watch too many videos of poodles chasing huskies and golden retrievers biting? Golden retrievers will not bother with small dogs and just let you go. Did he really think that the poodle was a god of war among dogs and could challenge the Caucasian Shepherd?

Do you know what a Caucasian Shepherd is?

It can kill you first and then your son with its bare hands.

In the end, my dad admitted that he was unlucky and paid the money.

When we walk our dogs in this area, we often meet other dogs, such as golden retrievers, huskies, and Spanish spaniels. Everyone is on a leash, and we exchange ideas on how to raise dogs. Some people who like large dogs have even reserved puppies from my house.

I only have poodles. It’s not prejudice, it’s really only poodles that are the most annoying.

They are always messing around, not on a leash, and howl when something happens.

If you raise a poodle in a civilized way, even if it is messing around and barking, you can take care of it. Who would hate it? If you

don’t care about it yourself, then you say others are prejudiced. If it is bitten to death, you say that other people’s dogs are mad.

Who do you think would like this thing?

A friend asked why I had to pay compensation at that time. The main reason was that no one would reason with you in the countryside. It was true that my dog ​​was tied with a chain and did not cause any trouble, but after all, the poodle was bitten to death. So my father meant that what could we do since it was already bitten to death? It was not necessary to call the police for such a small matter. And judging from the situation, my family did not suffer any loss. It was just a few dog hairs stuck on Beibei’s teeth. It was better to just give money and save the trouble. In a place like the countryside, it is all about human relationships and reason. In fact, it is dispensable. To be honest, it was my Beibei who bit her dog to death, and other people would not care who is right or wrong. Anyway, your dog bit the dog to death, so you have to pay compensation. The main reason was that my father found it troublesome. If he had time to argue with her, he might as well go home and make beef paste for Beibei.