Plenty of people use “guard dog” and “protection dog” as if they mean the same thing. They don’t, and the difference matters more than most owners realise, both for how the dog lives with your family and for where you stand legally if something goes wrong. Here’s what each term means, what the law expects of you, and what “protection trained” should look like in practice.
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