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WHAT OR WHAT NOT TO DO?
ABOVE: Chris is with Tony and Fila PEACH, a female. Tony came up to see some Filas in action first hand. Tony stands over 6'2 and is over 200 pounds and PEACH threw him to the ground within the first minute or so. Chris remarked "People ask me all the time, what is best for there dogs. Should they train him or leave them untouched. I believe this question answers itself after you start thinking about it . Just for instance, you can meet some people that are well socialized, have manners and an outgoing attitude and you probably feel comfortable around them. Different experiences help a human being to go forward with using their judgement from what they have learned in some different life situations. You common sense will help to learn how to master them. Common sense will help us learn and do the right thing. This important learning behavior also counts for your dog. Nobody will say obedience work is bad because it "stands for manners". When you have a well socialized dog, everybody is comfortable around it. How about a dog more then willing to protect, like the Fila? There are things to do the wrong and the right way, and a lot of dog owners don’t take the time to consider this matter. It is so important for your dog to know what to do in the right situation. If you want to talk call me at 423-496-2334.

CHRIS AND JOE WITH FILA "TIGER"
Chris weighs 220 pounds and lifts weighs daily to keep in shape for this kind of aggression work. Joe (a new Fila buyer)was totally exhausted after just a few minutes with TIGER. Notice Chris putting his whole weigh on Tiger. Filas are so powerful Chris said "they can easily lift him off the ground when they go to make a leap at the attacker. They don't tire out and can keep going long after we are exhausted". Tiger is a 2 year old male owned by Chris.

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