Where did the term 'civil' come from? - Page 4

cliffson1 · 07-02-2012, 11:45 AM

@Dzg, here are two pups that I have now that both uneqivocally will become PSD when the time comes. The large one is 9 months, and 4 depts want him right now; when he reaches the right age, but he has drive off the charts, environmental sureness , settles, easy to manage in public, but when pushed, bigtime fight. A half brother of another dog; Chris, that is a PSD dog in NJ. The little puppy has been with me for 4 days.....ROCK solid nerve, environmental stuff off the charts for his age, don't take NO stuff off anyone, and plays with my 6 year old grandson all day. Just wanted to give examples of the type of dogs you feel should be Police service dogs. Both of these dogs will have no problems making the transition into civil work with training!

**ladylaw203** · 07-02-2012, 06:08 PM

I certainly agree with the genetics issue. I bred my Gabbi to mike diehls erri. My priorities are breeding for work. Hopefully, the litter will have some:-) :-) :-) :-) :-)

onyx'girl · 07-02-2012, 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by cliffson1

@Dzg, here are two pups that I have now that both uneqivocally will become PSD when the time comes. The large one is 9 months, and 4 depts want him right now; when he reaches the right age, but he has drive off the charts, environmental sureness , settles, easy to manage in public, but when pushed, bigtime fight. A half brother of another dog; Chris, that is a PSD dog in NJ. The little puppy has been with me for 4 days.....ROCK solid nerve, environmental stuff off the charts for his age, don't take NO stuff off anyone, and plays with my 6 year old grandson all day. Just wanted to give examples of the type of dogs you feel should be Police service dogs. Both of these dogs will have no problems making the transition into civil work with training!

That "little" puppy is WOW! I hope you update us on M's progress.

cliffson1 · 07-02-2012, 08:04 PM

He is very very nice.....fearless and will attempt anything. Will go anywhere. Just got back from Petsmart with him and he tried to take over the place. Nothing bothered him, floor, people, or other dogs. Never raised hair in back one time and never has submissively peed one time. I think I like him.

But to stay on topic, this is a pup that the civil drive is very close to surface, its just his nerve is so strong the threshold is high.

07-02-2012, 11:45 AM	#31 (permalink)
cliffson1 Crowned Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 3,872	@Dzg, here are two pups that I have now that both uneqivocally will become PSD when the time comes. The large one is 9 months, and 4 depts want him right now; when he reaches the right age, but he has drive off the charts, environmental sureness , settles, easy to manage in public, but when pushed, bigtime fight. A half brother of another dog; Chris, that is a PSD dog in NJ. The little puppy has been with me for 4 days.....ROCK solid nerve, environmental stuff off the charts for his age, don't take NO stuff off anyone, and plays with my 6 year old grandson all day. Just wanted to give examples of the type of dogs you feel should be Police service dogs. Both of these dogs will have no problems making the transition into civil work with training! Attached Thumbnails

07-02-2012, 06:08 PM	#32 (permalink)
ladylaw203 Moderator Join Date: May 2001 Location: Beaumont,Texas Posts: 4,911	I certainly agree with the genetics issue. I bred my Gabbi to mike diehls erri. My priorities are breeding for work. Hopefully, the litter will have some:-) :-) :-) :-) :-) __________________ Renee Utley Port Authority Police KaroSkocickaSamotaZM,ZOP,ZPU,FPR,FPR,ZVV1,ZZZ,ZZP, RHE,ZM TART, IRO titled SAR dog ZVV1 Gabbi Mariko Bohemia ZVV1 Jessy Vikar www.nndda.org, Certifying official

07-02-2012, 08:04 PM	#34 (permalink)
cliffson1 Crowned Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 3,872	He is very very nice.....fearless and will attempt anything. Will go anywhere. Just got back from Petsmart with him and he tried to take over the place. Nothing bothered him, floor, people, or other dogs. Never raised hair in back one time and never has submissively peed one time. I think I like him. But to stay on topic, this is a pup that the civil drive is very close to surface, its just his nerve is so strong the threshold is high.

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