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**Uttephabeta** · 02-18-2011, 07:41 AM

Jack would bark and growl and make a big show.... while hightailing it into a different room.

Jack however, is a weak-nerved dog who doesn't accept change/strangers well. He warms up quickly, though. But he would def. cur out.

My GSD is still a puppy and she loves EVERYONE. However, she is confident and has "real" aggression in her (seen in our training). I do not doubt that, especially when she is mature, she would confront an intruder. The extent to which she would pursue I do not know. Hopefully her presence and threat display would dissuade a bad guy from trying to advance his assault.

VERY VERY FEW dogs (of most any breed) however, would be "game" in their apprehension/confrontation of an intruder in a violent situation. Most would flee and exercise their instinct of self-preservation.

02-18-2011, 07:41 AM	#24
Uttephabeta Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 451 Senior Member	Jack would bark and growl and make a big show.... while hightailing it into a different room. Jack however, is a weak-nerved dog who doesn't accept change/strangers well. He warms up quickly, though. But he would def. cur out. My GSD is still a puppy and she loves EVERYONE. However, she is confident and has "real" aggression in her (seen in our training). I do not doubt that, especially when she is mature, she would confront an intruder. The extent to which she would pursue I do not know. Hopefully her presence and threat display would dissuade a bad guy from trying to advance his assault. VERY VERY FEW dogs (of most any breed) however, would be "game" in their apprehension/confrontation of an intruder in a violent situation. Most would flee and exercise their instinct of self-preservation.
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