[1COUNTER-MORTER-68]

You seem to talk the talk.
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I have no doubt most folks love their “pets”,,,

That's a given,,,

German Sheppard's and any other breed will chase cows,,,

As I have posted German Sheppard's of the US Army K-9 Corps

were trained close to my unit back in ‘67,,,

Ain't a pretty sight,,,

Ya’ just made me think of something,,,

I can't think of even one of those K-9 Troopers ever turning

on their Handler or any Grunt,,,

Only attacked VC-NVA,,,

I wonder why pits are used in fights and not

German Sheppard's or Yorkies ?!?,,,

Could it be the BREED?...DUH...

[GranTorino]

We must live in different dimensions.
One of the Sheppard bites I witnessed the dog was owned by a ex tunnel rat/dog handler.
He bit my neighbor right in the mouth.
This dog was schutzhund trained. The Shepperd I shot not only harassed livestock but broke into our rabbit hutches and killed all our rabbits. Sounds like a natural born killer to me.

[familyop]

That’s a good point about German shepherds. They aren’t known for damaging their handlers and are useful in their war duties. I avoid them for livestock work in the world, though, and prefer the more northern European shepherd breeds (Tervuren, Burnese, and the like).