Casso

[Man Stopper]

Too lazy to check out the first pages... how old is Casso at this point in time?

Dani he is 30 months and height approx 63cm and weight 41 kg

But some agitation with Casso when we'll see?

Soon some loud action i believe..

[ben]

Dani he is 30 months and height approx 63cm and weigth 41 kg

Sounds good!  Did you check out prototype's question? 

[Man Stopper]

Sounds good!  Did you check out prototype's question? 

I know action speaks louder than coffee chats..

[ben]

I know action speaks louder than coffee chats..

  Right.. I guess that spells "videos in the making" 

[Man Stopper]

As soon as Sam has some spare time, he's the aggitator and camera guy..
So get some territorial scene i believe..

[ben]

As soon as Sam has some spare time, he's the aggitator and camera guy..
So get some territorial scene i believe..

We would surely love to see some civil attitude, but no pressure mate!

[Man Stopper]

I can understand as i look out for those scenes also, we all like a bit of action.. Especially when there is NO sleeve hanging about..

[ben]

I can understand as i look out for those scenes also, we all like a bit of action.. Especially when there is NO sleeve hanging about..

...and that's exactly what I plan to do with Hun, so we're on the same track here

[Man Stopper]

Thats our plan Dani, and we got more to gain than lose.. What we got is what you see...
No hidden flaws..

[ben]

Thats our plan Dani, and we got more to gain than lose.. What we got is what you see...
No hidden flaws..

That's because we do our homework!!!

[Romul]

Hello workingdog people,
                                   Yes that's wright Dani,homework is very important for all phase's of aggitation work.
As i have said many times the past and i will say it again,Casso just like his predecessor before him is a much more
civil dog than a prey dog and most would have to agree that in a real life situation the civil dog would be a much better deterant
than the prey dog.

I all so feel that if push came to shove the civil dog would be the one i would like to have at the end of my lead as i feel he
would not need any form of stimulus to actually bite someone.

Interms of what the reaction of the dog may after the bite will very on aech individual dog e.g fight drive or combative instinct but
certainly we have found in the past that dog's with high prey drive and low agression would not bight the agitator unless the dog was
stimulated in prey mode(no good for crowd control work).

[ben]

Hello workingdog people,
                                   Yes that's wright Dani,homework is very important for all phase's of aggitation work.
As i have said many times the past and i will say it again,Casso just like his predecessor before him is a much more
civil dog than a prey dog and most would have to agree that in a real life situation the civil dog would be a much better deterant
than the prey dog

That's some great news on Casso, Reg must be a lucky guy

I all so feel that if push came to shove the civil dog would be the one i would like to have at the end of my lead as i feel he
would not need any form of stimulus to actually bite someone.

I totally agree. I mean let's be serious, what do you need a prey/sport dog for in real life or, since when does reality count less than sport competition??

Interms of what the reaction of the dog may after the bite will very on each individual dog e.g fight drive or combative instinct but
certainly we have found in the past that dog's with high prey drive and low aggression would not bight the agitator unless the dog was
stimulated in prey mode(no good for crowd control work).

Oh, that's turning into history of the breed as we speak, I'm afraid.. I got footage of dogs who competed in the FCI WUSV and scored well but when agitated in real life (with no equipment whatsoever) their natural aggression response was nada, zero. Imagine yourself walking down the street and a punk coming to bit the crap out of you and as he approaches with visible violent intent the dog responds with nothing.
Once again, Casso sounds to be what Reg wanted and man, I so wish Onyx would be still around... I would hammer Reg to get protection work on video of the dog!

[Man Stopper]

Sam i respect your views and opinions, as i know very true and well.. That you  have spent numerous and countless hours in training and analysing various bloodlines here in Australia.. And so true that the concentrated version (inbred) dogs of the past , are the 'real deal'....
They also have the prey but channel this naturally with the desire to bite with an 'aggressive passion'..!!!

[Man Stopper]

Once again, Casso sounds to be what Reg wanted and man, I so wish Onyx would be still around... I would hammer Reg to get protection work on video of the dog!

Over all i'm pleased with Casso as he is a clear headed dog and reads the situation very well. Very little if any provocation is needed for a response.. And Onyx was also a non trained dog, therefore the helper would need to wear a helmet with the body suit, if he was off lead..
 He would bite you where he would be given the opportunity, he's favourite spot to target was the whole body any part of....!!! I believe the footage on You Tube titled K9HAUS SECURITY displays his desire for the helper to challenge him and fight, with disregard for the equipment..

[ben]

And so true that the concentrated version (inbred) dogs of the past , are the 'real deal'....

Sound like that is one golden piece of info that hear from people what know what they're saying.

Over all i'm pleased with Casso as he is a clear headed dog and reads the situation very well. Very little if any provocation is needed for a response..

Man I noted that in Hun just recently and that got me excited!

I believe the footage on You Tube titled K9HAUS SECURITY displays his desire for the helper to challenge him and fight, with disregard for the equipment..

Fine response in that dog, he want to take the fight to the bloke, that's good.