| Attack Dogs are dogs that are specifically trained to | | | | ways are taught step by step to accomplish these |
| bite a target to immobilize, hold and injure, or possibly | | | | fully trained and obedient canines. First of all, a dog |
| kill them. They attack not when they are threatened | | | | must be able to follow basic commands such as "sit", |
| nor angry but are rather trained to attack on the | | | | "stay", and "heel" as these are the fundamentals in |
| command based from their master or attack on | | | | becoming an attack dog. Instructing these commands |
| sight. | | | | in isolation and as well in public places where there |
| Attack dogs are useful to guard you against any | | | | can be distractions can be helpful for they will |
| potential harm. These dogs can be a good sentinel to | | | | familiarize your voice so that in the later part, they |
| your property or defend you from danger or from | | | | can only follow and be submissive only to your |
| serious offenders. Attack dog training is a method or | | | | commands. Teach the dog to be unresponsive, |
| program wherein a dog trainer teaches a dog to | | | | impassive to strangers or other dogs so that they |
| assault a target based on a command given or in | | | | can only see you as their master and will have no |
| best cases attack in initiative lest their owners are | | | | bias. |
| injured or cannot give the certain command. They | | | | Once the dog has perfected the basic commands, |
| have various roles in public service such as in the | | | | then the actual attack dog training can begin. It is |
| military as well as the police force, and are also used | | | | best to start training the dog by the leash to control |
| in dog fighting. | | | | them, and work in the direction of having the dog |
| Basic steps for Attack Dog Training: | | | | abide the instructions without the leash controlling it. |
| The best way to train a dog is by giving it a reward | | | | Start by picking out a single word for the "attack" |
| for every achievement they have done, so don't | | | | and "stop" command so that the dog won't be |
| forget to give a reward so that they will be | | | | confused. |
| encouraged to follow more commands. A variety of | | | | |