How much does a family guard dog cost?

The price of a fully-trained protection dog ranges between $30,000 and $80,000, with the average sale price around $50,000 says Holley. But that price can go much higher if the dog comes from a pedigreed bloodline, or is an award winner.

Can a protection dog be a family pet?

They can be socialized with children and other pets, as well as other family, friends and neighbors. These dogs should never be trained specially to do what comes naturally to them. They should be bred with special consideration for their natural instinct to protect.

What are family protection dogs?

Many breeds excel as family protection dogs, but our experience shows that some are better than others. In our view, the Doberman, German Shepherd Dog, and Cane Corso tend to be the best. Other suitable breeds include the Rottweiler, Belgium Malinois, Giant Schnauzer, Boxer, and Great Dane.

What is the best dog for home defense?

1) Staffordshire Terrier. The last dog on our list is the Staffordshire Terrier. 2) Kuvasz. Yep – it looks like a giant cotton ball, but don’t let that fool you. 3) Rhodesian Ridgeback. 4) Giant Schnauzer. 5) Komondor. 6) German Shepherd Dog. 7) Doberman Pinscher. 8) Rottweiler. 9) Bullmastiff. 10) Bernese Mountain Dog.

What is the best guard and family dog?

Neopolitan Mastiff. The Neapolitan Mastiff is the best family guard dog because of his size, his looks, and his willingness to lie in wait and grab a stranger attacking his family. He is large (60 to 70 kilos, or 130 to 150 pounds), with a long body, huge head, and a loose gray coat (they come in other colors, too).

What is a trained protection dog?

A trained protection dog will understand that biting is only allowed when their handler gives them permission to do so, and will also reliably release on command. In contrast to this, and untrained dog will bite on impulse. If effectively trained and handled, a protection dog is very safe.

What is a family protection dog?

A family protection dog is a highly trained dog that has been conditioned to respond both on command and in response to aggression in order to protect you and your family. These personal protection dogs integrate into families the same way that other pet dogs do, but with a strong instinct to guard and protect…

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