The doberman breed was specifically developed and selectively bred to guard it's owner. Also, as was already mentioned here, dogs read their handlers emotions and act accordingly to them. A strong confident handler is going to create a much stronger, more confident dog.
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Generally speaking, most womenfolk cannot handle themselves in real life situation. It would probably be better if the dog would help out some even if it could.
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I can't disagree more. Not only am I quite trained and practiced with firearms and a very talented shot, I would rather protect myself than have my dog do it for me. In todays litigious society you can get sued and your dog euthanized if he/she bites somebody, even in self defense. A burglar can sue you because he injured himself on broken glass that he created himself breaking and entering into your home. If somebody is posing a serious personal threat to me I'm willing and able to stop that threat, permanently. Hard for somebody to sue you if they are no longer in existence.