Post by Amy on Feb 16, 2019 22:28:57 GMT
A lot of farms keep dogs for protection purposes against trespassers and predators. We encourage you to do the same with your petz livestock.
Guard Dog Tests will test your dog on their Protective ability and instincts.
Livestock you can use:
* Sheep
* Cattle
* Goats
* Chickens
* Peacocks
* Ducks
* Rabbits
Tasks Required-
1. Friendliness - Should show your dog being nice to livestock in some way.
2. Relaxed but alert by livestock - Shows your dog can relax around livestock but still stay alert in case predators approach
3. Jumping over an obstacle - Should show your dog jumping over a hoop or hexed jump to show they can easily leap over anything that is in their way.
4. Guarding livestock - Should show your dog growling or chasing off a predator. Livestock are not required to be in the pic.
-Judging-
I will look at how the dog performed each task and decide if the dog should pass or not. If they pass, they will gain their [GD] Guard Dog Title and get this awesome Trophy, made by Emmer!
To take a test:
Simply create a new thread with your dog's show and call name and post the tasks inside.
Guard Dog Tests will test your dog on their Protective ability and instincts.
Livestock you can use:
* Sheep
* Cattle
* Goats
* Chickens
* Peacocks
* Ducks
* Rabbits
Tasks Required-
1. Friendliness - Should show your dog being nice to livestock in some way.
2. Relaxed but alert by livestock - Shows your dog can relax around livestock but still stay alert in case predators approach
3. Jumping over an obstacle - Should show your dog jumping over a hoop or hexed jump to show they can easily leap over anything that is in their way.
4. Guarding livestock - Should show your dog growling or chasing off a predator. Livestock are not required to be in the pic.
-Judging-
I will look at how the dog performed each task and decide if the dog should pass or not. If they pass, they will gain their [GD] Guard Dog Title and get this awesome Trophy, made by Emmer!
To take a test:
Simply create a new thread with your dog's show and call name and post the tasks inside.