Editha

I wasn't smacked, yet strangely enough I've never mugged an old lady.

I wanted to know why you would choose a breed that you had to train in that way. You didn't answer the question.

Giantaxe

Maybe the "style" of her answers did in a way?

Downton Gabby

I'd say the fact that she owns a wolfdog says a lot....

Isismom

AGAIN, I said I want to be prepared if I have issues!

When I got my wolfx pup the woman told me I had to constantly stay ontop of him and yes she was correct, NO, I did not use a shock collar on him but he knew I was the pack leader, he was an excellent guard dog and friend and did scare people when needed.

I am looking at this breed as they are excellent guard dogs and laid back at the same time, they are also beautiful and loving, I have just spent a few weeks looking after one for someone and totally fallen in love with the breed and yes they use a shock collar on it, I let them take the collar home with them and I had no issues with the dog, none atall and they were suprised at that, BUT since talking to a breeder here he tells me to have one on hand should any issues arise.

Downton Gabby

Isismom

Makes me want to rethink my return to the UK or at least bring a few boxes of collars with me to put on you lot, maybe your parents should have given you a couple smacks, stop you being so rude to people you dont know and cant really judge

Downton Gabby

Well folks, I don't think anything else needs to be said.

Jerseygirl

I think it's time to put this thread to bed. Thread closed.