The Australian Shepherd can be trained to be a bodyguard. It can smell the hand scent of a pistol hidden on an outsider's body in order to disarm the outsider and prevent the owner from being assassinated. In times of crisis, Australian Shepherds can strike first and bite the wrists or throats of assassins and robbers to put their owners out of danger.

During this training, the dog trainer first lets the dog smell the smell of pistols and bullets; or the smell of daggers, then hides it on the body so that the dog can see it, and then asks the assistant to bring a pistol to you. As soon as the assistant came in, the dog handler told the dog to be careful. When the assistant came in with a gun hidden in his body, the dog handler immediately pretended to be very angry, yelled at the assistant, searched him, and finally found the pistol on him. , threw the dog to the ground angrily, pushed the assistant out of the door, then asked the dog to smell the smell of the pistol, and said to it "Be careful!"

For the second time, ask your assistant to enter your home without any iron tools, and ask the dog to sniff it. If the dog still does not help and enters the door, stop the dog and say "he does not have a pistol", and then use your own The pistol was taken out and shown to the dog. Then ask the assistant to sit indoors in a pleasant manner. After repeated training, the dog will be particularly careful and vigilant when it smells a person with the smell of a pistol on his body, and will never let him in without the owner's permission. When a mob shoots at its owner, the dog will bravely pounce on the mob and snatch its pistol.

The training of guard dogs should have the highest goal of making the dog understand people's language as much as possible. In the family, it is not only a gatekeeper, but also a polite messenger and receptionist. It is good at observing the owner's face, obeying the owner's instructions, and doing various tasks quickly.

A dog that serves as a night guard can be tied up in a quiet place with few people during the day, and then taken off the leash at night and allowed to go free. Dogs get enough sleep during the day and are particularly excited and refreshed at night. As long as you close the door and take it on patrol several times a night, it will naturally develop the habit of keeping vigil.

Although the Australian Shepherd is named after Australia, it is mainly bred in the United States. The original purpose of breeding this dog was to cultivate an all-round shepherd dog that can help humans do many things. In addition to being able to look after a wide range of livestock, Australian Shepherds have excellent performance in assisting the police in arresting criminals, tracking down drugs, and performing search and rescue missions. It can be said to be an all-round dog. Australian Shepherds are highly obedient, but if not trained as puppies, they may attack strangers who come to visit. The long hair on the body also takes a while to comb.

Shepherd dogs have a long history and are responsible for guarding livestock, usually sheep and cattle, and sometimes deer or chickens. A good shepherd dog should have good eyesight to keep an eye on the sheep, guide their movement and reduce commotion. Collies are intelligent and active dogs, and some breeds have excellent coats. At first, people believed that a shepherd dog must be large in size and have a fierce personality to protect livestock from attacks by wild beasts such as wolves and bears. And when this power gradually decreases andLater, people began to use alert and smaller shepherd dogs to take on more active roles, such as helping people control the movement of herds. (Picture source: Internet)