CzW needs and characteristics

[saschia]

Vaiva - yes, that's true, but that was not the breed, that were dogs, and the reason for the dogs to be like that were people. It's always the people in the end, whether the dog kills refugees, or bites a child on the patio.

I can understand no love for patrol dogs, or dog in general, if someone has bad experience.

But I really hate when people generalize to whole CSW population some random facts acquired from third-party experience on the first F generations.

And it is always breed character that is important for our relationship with that breed, not breed history. And even bad history can bring good character. I mean in wolfdogs we've got just what we like, although we might not like the first purpose.

[yukidomari]

Vaiva - Thanks for explaining your experience!

I too agree with Saschia that breeds are created to operate under human direction for human purposes and agendas, though, and especially of border patrol dogs, they are/were trained to react in specific manners that respond to their human handler's wishes.

But I can definitely understand the bad association especially if a person has been exposed to that kind of trauma.

[Vaiva]

Originally Posted by saschia

Vaiva - yes, that's true, but that was not the breed, that were dogs, and the reason for the dogs to be like that were people. It's always the people in the end, whether the dog kills refugees, or bites a child on the patio.

Sure But as Yukidomari wrote - I simply explained why people react negatively to the fact the dogs were used for military purposes in comunist countries

[saschia]

Originally Posted by Vaiva

Sure But as Yukidomari wrote - I simply explained why people react negatively to the fact the dogs were used for military purposes in comunist countries

That, I don't dispute at all.