[GSDBESTK9]

 

[Miss Molly May]

Awsome pics!!!!! Are you a trainer?

 

[GSDBESTK9]

I'm a handler.

 

[Miss Molly May]

I would love to do protective training but my breeder told us not to do it because it could become a liability issue. What do you think?

 

[LondonnZack]

Amazing shots, love that first dog he/she is beautiful! :wub::wub:

 

[DanielleOttoMom]

Wow!!! Ya'll look great!

 

[Samba]

Thanks for sharing those. Great photos!

 

[LeftyGinger]

This is an amazing shot! All of them are great, but this one captivates me.

 

[Lynn_P]

This is an amazing shot! All of them are great, but this one captivates me.

I agree.. .this is an AWESOME shot of Leesa's Chase!!!

 

[JessWelsch]

Wow! Fantastic shots! What type of camera do you use to capture these?
Thanks for sharing!!

-Jess

 

[WynterCote]

I would love to do protective training but my breeder told us not to do it because it could become a liability issue. What do you think?

If a dog bites someone, under almost all circumstances, the owner is held responsible. If it goes to court and it comes up that the owner trained the dog in 'protection', a judge may be more likely to see the owner as at fault.

It's an unfair assumption, in my opinion, but that's how having a protection-trained dog could become a liability issue.

Anyhow, love these pics Inspiring.

 

[Konotashi]

Geez - gotta hand it to those helpers, especially when a dog is jumping and barking and snapping at their face. LOL I'd be pooping my pants. xD

Gorgeous shots and GORGEOUS dogs!

 

[GSDBESTK9]

Wow! Fantastic shots! What type of camera do you use to capture these?
Thanks for sharing!!

-Jess

Nikon D80

 

[LeftyGinger]

Nikon D80

Nice, not only do you know how to handle your furbabies, but you know how to handle a great camera too! I have the Nikon D90 & love it.
You always have really great shots! I love keeping up with them!

 

[Minnieski]

Great pics! Man, you have to have guts to be the guy doing the testing (not sure what they're called...)!

 

[GSDBESTK9]

They are called helpers or decoys.

 

[HayesEquineArt]

Very cool!

 

[acillaton]

Superb pics. My favorite? All of them :thumbup: Thank you for sharing.

 

[Lilie]

They are called helpers or decoys.

I was thinking they were called "Ex'es"

 

[guitarest]

I love these pictures, thats one he11 of a brave individual facing your dog. I would not want to be anywhere near a upset GSD.