XINSURANCE advertises guard-dog third-party bodily-injury and property-damage coverage. Its page says an Animal Liability Self-Defense Endorsement can be offered for a properly trained guard dog given a command to attack. That conditional offer is not approval of a specific applicant, incident or use. (XINSURANCE: guard-dog liability)
A different example shows why exclusions matter: Business Insurers of the Carolinas' APDT dog-trainer program explicitly excludes protection, attack or fighting, and police work. A policy suitable for general training may therefore be unsuitable for your operation. (Business Insurers of the Carolinas: dog-trainer program) Einhorn's dangerous-dog information advertises individual consideration, all-breed options and coverage away from home. That page does not establish protection-training eligibility, current state availability or the terms of any policy offered to you. (Einhorn Insurance: dangerous-dog liability information)
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