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Dog Training World › Forums › Specialized Dog Training › Personal Protection and Guard Dog Training › Bite inhibition and protection training › Re: Bite inhibition and protection training

  • Teresa Stanczak

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    August 2, 2012 at 11:43 am
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    Sorry I wasn’t trying to insult your level of experience. I just don’t think they have anything to do with one another.
    I agree that a dog can be very soft when not doing protection work. But i feel that is because they had good bite inhibition prior and because protection training is not then generalized to all experiences, but rather to specific instances.

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