Pierre Walshtrom

You started a little bit about the different training equipments and stuff like this and difference between USA and Europe.

And then you continue a little bit about this cultural relations to dogs in different parts of the world.

I mean, still in the east part of Europe, this is totally acceptable to have the guard dogs, to have dogs that really can guard your property.

You're more Western, you come, we talk about more like pet dogs, you know?

Yes.

If any dog had any attitude, people have major problems today to handle that.

We call it like extrovert behaves or dominant behaves or whatever.

In the Western Europe, we have totally lost the knowledge of how to use that kind of dogs or train this kind of dogs.

Yes.

That's a general problem today because we talked about it this week when I was at work that people have forgot to open the dog's aggression or close the dog's aggression or handle a dog during stress or whatever.

And they solve everything with a ball or a candy or they get surprised when the dog show up extrovert behaves.

In Sweden we have this muscle, you know, the muscle cage, the muscle work, you know?

Yeah, muscle, yeah.

And if you open the dogs in aggression to use the muscle too early, you need to have control over the dog, you know what I mean?

And if you cannot have control over your dog, don't open the dog, for God's sake.

Don't open them in that behaves.

So that's another million-dollar question.

About the equipment, this is a non-question nowadays in our part of the world.

I mean, I'm still a military officer in the armed forces and working with animals, with dogs.

I mean, we get two years in prison if they catch us with wrong tools.