In the world of dog protection, we look for that tenacious attitude; we want to see the dog bite, lunge and go after the assailant on command. When we want to feel protected, we need our canine companion to be alert and ready for all situations Now on the other side of the training spectrum, we want our dogs to be soft, playful and to embrace affection. that is where positive dog obedience comes into effect. On one hand, dog protection training promoted the dog to bite and then on the other hand, obedience encourages the exact opposite. its the collision of two worlds. I came up with the quote "Bad dog, Good job" to represent both worlds.
