First of all, my little teddy girl, she's really very protective, though small. Seeing me around the road, especially men, they're always yelling at me. Even at home, I play better with girls, I walk around with her, I hold her, and my brother doesn't care about girls. If I was home, my brother was playing with me and pushed me to hit me, she was screaming at my brother.
She's always so gentle, she screams when she feels threatened by her family, and she doesn't bite, and I'm particularly impressed that she can stand up for me. I thought she screamed at people when I thought I was being bullied, and she wasn't afraid, but on one occasion, she screamed, and I picked her up and found her body shaking, and then I realized that she was scared, afraid of a creature bigger than her size, afraid of pain, but she was willing to protect me, even though she was hurt and moved.
I may not be convincing because a dog like Teddy has no fighting power or even a low IQ, but what I'm trying to say is, don't treat your dog like a bodyguard, you have to be nice to it, and it's gonna pay you back, just to protect you when you're in danger.
Since the dog was raised, the most fun is to make fun of him. Just started the dog acting in a cage, playing a boyfriend beating. Boyfriend's a trickster too. Squeeze the dog in a cage and scream. Short legs can jump out. And then he plays, and he falls on the couch, and he sounds. The dog's trying to lick your hand.