Forget the pepper spray—These pups will have your back (and your heart)!

Command Control Protection Dogs, a provider of professionally trained family and personal protection dogs, today announced an expansion of its client access and placement support services across the ...

Personal safety and the safety of loved ones are critical concerns. With this, there’s an interest in protection dogs—a unique and effective way to ensure security at home and in external environments ...

The relationship between pets can take shape in many different ways. Sometimes, despite best intentions, a new member of the ...

Don’t let the friendly appearance of the Kuvasz fool you. This large, strong-willed herd dog is extremely protective and territorial. Even if you don’t regularly need to defend your home against ...

Dogs have long been a status symbol in Los Angeles, but the latest must-have breed isn’t some tiny designer fur bauble, bred for Instagram. With home invasions soaring in the City of Angels, mansion ...

There's nothing like the peace of mind you get from a loyal dog. Whether you are looking for protection for your family at home or when you're on a walk, a guard dog can make an ideal companion and ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Highly trained dogs are in greater demand than ever before for home protection. However, it’s not as simple as bringing home a new family pet. Thomas and Carolyn Breza own several ...

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Mike Israeli, the 38-year-old owner of Delta K9 Academy in Los Angeles. It has been edited for length and clarity. Dogs have always been a part of ...

Vanguard Protection Dogs, a provider of professionally trained protection dogs, recently demonstrated its training excellence at the RSV2000 Championship in Germany, where company founder Vit Singh ...

The protection dog specialists at DARKDYNASTYK9S showcase how a loyal canine can be trained to watch over and keep a young family member safe.

Canine Protection International’s selection process begins with a staggering cull: 98% of dogs evaluated annually fail to meet its standards. This rejection rate—higher than Harvard’s admissions ...