Survival Dogs Ltd. is dedicated to the memory of Sadie Dog & Shadrach
two of the finest dogs a man has ever
owned
A survival dog. Dogs throughout the ages have been loyal
friends and servants to man. Dogs have
served many purposes. There are hunting
dogs that can help bag the game of your choice. There are working stock dogs that herd sheep and cattle. There are guard dogs that protect valuable
property and those that are for personal security. There are police dogs that serve as an officer's best
partner. There are dogs that can sniff
out drugs and dogs that can sniff out explosives. There are tracking dogs that
can search out lost children or hunt down escaped criminals. There are dogs that can locate earthquake survivors
buried in the rubble. There are dogs
that can locate cadavers under the water and under the rubble. There are dogs that serve the handicapped
giving eyes to the blind and ears to the deaf.
And there are dogs that are just plain good companions and pets. Dogs are the most versatile and useful
animal man has ever known. A personal
survival dog can take dog ownership to a higher level of utility and enjoyment
than previously known. It takes a
special breed of person to be successful at raising and owning a survival dog. However, those that dare to accomplish this
goal will find that there is very little in life more satisfying and rewarding than
owning one of these unique animals.
Survival Dogs
Ltd. will provide a roadmap that can
make this dream come true for those interested in owning a personal survival
dog. It is often said that more than
half the battle in training a dog is training the owner. Here at Survival Dogs Ltd. you can feel
confident that you have an experienced friend to help you navigate along this fascinating
journey.
First there was
Sadie. I wasn't much interested in
owning a dog until I met Sadie's momma Lady.
Lady was pretty impressive. I
told her owner, "man, if a dog can really act like that I would like to
have one." So he promised me one
of Lady's puppies. My previous
experience with most dogs was that they barked too much, jumped and slobbered
all over you, and were basically unruly and poorly behaved. But, Lady, like her name implies was a real
canine lady. Well behaved, polite,
super smart with substantial recognizable vocabulary. The man that owned Lady smoked cigarettes at the time. He would look at Lady and ask, " Where
are my cigarettes?" Lady would
promptly depart on a search. In a short
amount of time she would return with a pack of cigarettes in her mouth. Once the cigarettes were safely delivered,
Lady's owner would look at her and ask, "Now, what am I going to light
them with?" Lady would once again
take off soon to return with either a box of matches or a cigarette lighter in
her mouth. I did not smoke, but this
cigarette routine was only the tip of the iceberg for Lady's capabilities.