Description
Protection Dog Profile: Jax
Jax is a great big presence with strength and stamina times 10! But he is also mellow and sweet. How is this possible in a world class protection dog? Because we selected a dog that has a calm and caring personality and paired it with the ability to protect you in an instant. His training has been tailored for his amazing personality and disposition.
Jax was raised with children and loves being with them, whether it’s playing in the house, in the yard, or just being a companion while he’s riding in the car. He is gentle and kind and very well mannered. He loves other animals, and was raised with house cats and other animals. He has been trained to do all the standard commands of sit, stay, heel, come, and down. He is also extensively trained in protection.
When Jax is working, he is focused and composed and is a huge force against the bad guys. Jax remains in complete control of his surroundings, mitigating any threats at all times. But he also loves to take walks, snuggle with the kids, and hang out with the horses. Jax is the perfect all around companion who loves you and loves to protect you. He has impressive grips, bites, and releases, and will be there for you when you need him. Jax is very well-mannered in public, so when you meet someone for lunch, he is alert but calm, never interfering with your meeting or appointment. This beautiful guy can go wherever you need him to or stay home and chill at the house while he’s keeping you safe! He is a perfect addition to your family, keeping you safe and providing a friend you can rely on.
Doberman Pinschers are intelligent, alert, loyal, muscular, fast, and powerful dogs. These attributes combine to make an excellent personal protection dog. It is thought that Dobermans were first bred in the 1880s. Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann lived in the German state of Thuringia, and although not a lot is known about him, it is believed that he ran a dog pound. Since he had access to many dog breeds, it is believed that he got the idea to create a breed that would be ideal for protecting him in a variety of jobs. It is thought that he held several dangerous jobs, including a tax collector, a rent collector, and a night watchman. A fun fact about the Doberman Pinscher name is that the breed was named after Dobermann after he died in 1894. The Germans named the breed Dobermann-pinscher in his honor, but a half century later they dropped the word “pinscher” on the grounds that this German word for “terrier” was no longer appropriate to the breed. The British did the same a few years later. Now it is the US and Canada that are the only countries who continue to use Pinscher and have dropped an “n” from Dobermann’s surname. During WWII, the USMC adopted the Doberman Pinscher as its official war dog.
