Reposted Gary's discussion.
Hello Molosser Fans, I have often wrestled with this question since we do have some working dogs at home with goats and chickens. Working dogs are demanding animals and require much care and attendance to stay in condition and do their job. They are rustic and healthy but still require good diet, vaccination, grooming to remove debri from their coast and constant vigilance to ensure they do not hurt some unsuspecting person... They can defend against criminals, burglars, and trespassers all they like. So let's hear your thoughts - are working dogs still necessary in urban and suburban households where they really do not have a job? Or should only people with space for them to roam and do their jobs keep these awesome animals? Let's hear your thoughts please.
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Hello Molosser Fans, I have often wrestled with this question since we do have some working dogs at home with goats and chickens. Working dogs are demanding animals and require much care and attendance to stay in condition and do their job. They are rustic and healthy but still require good diet, vaccination, grooming to remove debri from their coast and constant vigilance to ensure they do not hurt some unsuspecting person... They can defend against criminals, burglars, and trespassers all they like. So let's hear your thoughts - are working dogs still necessary in urban and suburban households where they really do not have a job? Or should only people with space for them to roam and do their jobs keep these awesome animals? Let's hear your thoughts please.
