Absolutely. I'm a single mom with a 16 year old daughter. Getting our Doberman was exactly what we needed.
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When i was 7 i had a pit mix puppy named Precious. We all loved that dog! When I was 16, my pittie mix saw a pervert on top of me and she charged full force! He got off and put his hands up like the police was after him lol. She ended up not biting him. Precious was old at that point and had trouble getting around, but she still stood up for me. She was never aggressive towards anyone really. Never attacked anyone with biting. Precious was my good girl and I really miss her. Now I have a black lab mix and he reminds me of Precious when she was his age. Big dogs rule!
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Do you know whats more intimidating than a Doberman? TWO DOBERMANS!!! Nice looking!!
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I noticed right away in your videos that you never make the owner feel bad. You only try to help. That’s why I’ve been following since the beginning 😍. Thank you for helping so many owner
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And that's exactly why i adopted a Cane Corso. She was for sale cheap on Facebook and i didn't want her to go to someone with bad intentions for her. Now have time to really work with her and get her trained as best i can on my own because I can't afford a trainer...ive trained a Rott mix with no problems, but i kept him inside most of the time. Wish me well with this one 😂
4 months ago | 2
That can mean the World, to hear. I remember for myself when I was younger, how my life changed when I had a dog at my side. Was just a Labrador x, but the amount of guys who kept their distance, wary, after. Meant I could safely walk down the street, I could venture through the parks. A dog is a girls best friend. They'll always have their owners back, if you treat them well.
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I'm a very confident well built man with combat training, but I still feel more comfortable with 2 big ass protection dogs keeping an eye out for my wife and boys, as well as having my back too. Doesn't matter how big, strong and tough you are, nobody is invincible. We ain't living in a Hollywood movie.
7 months ago | 14
I have my rottweiler, he may not be a world class protector but I feel at the end of the day he would do what he has to to keep me safe
7 months ago | 8
Thank you for being a real, ethical man. My father-in-law was sadly murdered 5 years ago (feels like yesterday!). I bought a massive all-black, wooly GSD and he’s an amazing, well-trained (thx Beckman!), and outgoing dog. However, he also has a head like an anvil and will turn it on if he feels like somebody is up to no good. I feel better knowing he’s around to protect my wife when she leaves the house. He’s truly right that nobody is coming to rescue you. My father-in-law’s killer walks free today. I learned the hard way that a third of murdered go unsolved/unprosecuted. If the case doesn’t look like a slam dunk the DA won’t take it. There are lots of good people in this world, but there’s plenty of evil. Learn martial arts (kickboxing and bjj), learn how to use a firearm, and learn how to secure your home and family. Love from Western Mass and my family to yours!
7 months ago | 62
You know what is even better? Having two standard poodles who people think won't do crap lmao
7 months ago | 3
As a single 32 year old who lives alone, my dog has made me feel so safe. Seriously, I don’t know what I would do without him!!
7 months ago | 17
I got a 130lb livestock guardian mix from the city shelter a couple years ago. I have zero concerns of anyone trying to get into my house uninvited. I know he will protect me if needed.
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I was going to get one. Was so excited about it. It would not have been a protection dog in the "normal" way. I wanted one as a service dog. But then I found out genetics are not doing well in the breed. I still want one SO BADLY!!!! It would be a dream. But I need a dog that lives a fairly long life for the size. But I'm so happy to see anyone with one as they are such a unique and special breed of dog!
7 months ago | 6
We have three young daughters...our German Shephard lies on our front porch and patrols our yard with our kids every day. He barks at every car that comes into our driveway. Gives me alot more peace of mind when my hubby is gone. He is a good dog, we named him Boaz because like the bible character he looks out and protects the women in his family.
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Loose-leash walking with a big dog is the complete opposite of concealed carry. 🤣 "We don't want trouble, but I can handle the dog, and he will handle the situation if you make trouble.
7 months ago | 15
My dobie Ruby likes to watch Duke and Prince! Thanks for your videos!
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This is so beautiful to hear from a man. Thank you so much! This is for real!
7 months ago | 2
I had a Boxer. Great dog. Would not 'turn it on' unless it was needed. Somewhat intimidating to people she did not know because she would "watch" them. Not bark, not be agressive, not wagging friendly, just relaxed but watching.
7 months ago | 10
Beckman's Dog Training
If you’ve noticed in my videos I never tell the small women, person from the bad neighborhood or the person who’s had trauma in their life that they shouldn’t have gotten that big strong protection dog. The government will not protect you. Get that dog, train that dog, come see me or others who deal with these types of dogs. The world can be crazy. I truly want you and the ones I love to feel safe.
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