Companions first. Protectors when it matters.
Our philosophy
A protection dog should be a family companion first: calm in the house, confident outside, and ready to protect when it matters.
We don’t train dogs to be aggressive; we teach them to fight. Like a boxer, they aren’t aggressive, but they know how to defend themselves.
A dog only truly works for you if it wants to. That is why everything we do is built on trust, and on a dog that enjoys its work.

Raised with us
Protection training
Protection training is an art and a science, and it takes years to master. Our dogs learn step by step with a trained helper:
Your dog loves and trusts you, which is exactly why owners can’t do their own dog’s bite work. Facing an intimidating stranger takes a different kind of courage, and it has to be built by people who know how.


How we train
We believe in balanced, reward-based training methods. We have dedicated our careers to finding ways to train these dogs with as little stress as possible.
The dog world, like the horse world, still has people stuck in old ways of doing things. There are better, more modern and more humane ways, and we make sure our dogs always enjoy their training.
Everyday life
A protection dog has to be easy to live with. Our dogs are trained to a high standard of obedience and household manners, so they are calm, controllable and a pleasure to have around. A trick or two might also be included.
Handover and beyond
A trained dog is only half of the partnership. At handover we spend time with you, teaching you how to work with your dog until you feel comfortable.
It usually takes 2 to 6 months for a dog to fully settle into a new home, and we guide you through it. After that, our phone stays open for advice and updates.
Honest advice
These dogs are not for everyone, and sometimes the right answer is “not yet”. We will always tell you honestly. If you are still deciding, start with the free first chapter of our book.
Let’s talk
Tell us about your home, your family and what you’re looking for, and we’ll take it from there.