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Guide dogs are trained in or selected for, "intelligent disobedience." If the owner gives the dog a "forward" command and obeying that command would mean stepping in front of a moving car, the dog will not move forward. It is then up to the handler to figure out why. If the handler decides the dog has made a mistake, he can override the dog. In the end it is always the human handler's choice to act on the dog's advice, but yes, they do disobey certain commands in certain situations.
The Zoomer Robot Dog is able to understand basic commands in English, Spanish and French. Similarly to a real dog, the Zoomer can be trained, and interacts with you by barking, speaking and moving.
They are trained by themselves. Once they see what their owners are doing they learn it the same way.
the dogs were vicious because their owners trained them to be that way!
All dogs bite, it is up to how the owners have trained the animal. Even if trained well, there is always the possibility of having a canine bite you.
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to chock a dog for a few seconds without hurting it to much and if their not obeying their owners commands.
rottweiler It depends on the personality of the actual dog in question.
No. There are actually no breeds that are inherently dangerous when raised and trained by responsible and attentive pet owners.
An obedience show is when owners who have well trained dogs compete to win. The dogs are not judged on looks, but on their skills at tricks and agility. The commands that dogs must learn to be entered in most obedience rings are ''sit'', ''lie down'', ''shake'' and ''heel''. More advanced classes will ask for harder tricks.
One of the best dogs for begginner owners are labradors. If they are trained from an early age they they will most likely be loyal, easy going, tolorent, loving dogs.
They don't. A properly trained dog would not do this and if it tried to, its responsible owner would stop it immediately.
The association's responsibility is to issue violations to owners who endanger the community, so long as there is proof that an owner is 'endangering' the community. Otherwise, best practices dictate that you enroll the local police and work with them to help you feel more secure in your community.