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We’re living at a difficult time with much of the world’s economies either in recession, or on the brink of one. More than ever before we need to insure our security as more and more people find themselves desperate, and disenfranchised. This atmosphere only feeds into those in our societies already oriented towards crime, and [...]
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Most dog behaviorists subscribe to establishing “pack order” as a foundation to resolving behavioral issues. It takes on slightly different approaches depending on the individual behaviorist. The notion of establishing yourself as “alpha” is always at the heart of it. Owners are typically instructed to stop treating their dogs as if they’re human, with an [...]
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Over the last two years we have seen an increase in parents purchasing protection dogs for their children as the go off to school. Three issues always seem paramount: Will the dog be trustworthy? Will the dog really respond off-leash like on our videos? Will they really protect when needed? Of course are answers [...]
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Changes within Canine Protection International (CPI) As a result of the economy, recent public instability (public demonstrations, flash mobs, Occupy Wall Street, etc.) and overall uncertainty, the demand for protection dogs continues to increase. In turn the higher caliber dogs within our Elite Family and Estate Protection Dog program have been in the greatest demand. [...]
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What has become an extremely fragile economy seems to fluctuate between recovery and recession. Confidence in the recovery is undermined at every turn. The jobless rate stabilized this month at 9.1 percent, unthinkable just a few years ago. Gains and losses are driven by extraordinary news of global instability. Our own government has waited until [...]
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The well publicized home invasion that took place in July of 2007 in Cheshire Connecticut returned to courts for the prosecution of accomplice Joshua Komisarjevsky. An article today in the New York Times goes over the history for anyone unfamiliar with the home invasion. Two questions that become relevant from a security standpoint is how [...]