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The directed search is one of the more important exercises that police K9 handlers must teach their dog. It’s used in building searches and areas searches.
If a service dog is to work safely off leash it must know the directed search. In today’s society K9 handlers must have complete control over their dogs at all times.
The training program for the directed search is an excellent way to accomplish this goal.
In my video titled Training Building Search for Police Service Dogs I was only able to spend about 8 minutes on this topic, because there is so much more to the off leash control and directed search training I decided to do this training video.
The goal for this training is to not only to be able to teach a dog to run and search in the direction the handler wants, but also to train the dog to be recalled under extreme distraction.
For a police service dog one of the highest distraction they can face is a helper standing in plain sight stimulating the dog. We will show you how to teach obedience under these circumstances in this training video.
- How to bite and grip
- They need to be comfortable doing pursuit bites
- They should be started in bark and hold training
- They must be comfortable working close to handler in bite work
- They must understand a down and stay command
- The must be able to do a reliable recall
If you think you can start this training when your dog is not proficient in one or more of these skills you will develop problems that will only take more time to correct down the road.
- Training the recall under extreme distraction
- Teaching the blind search on a training field
- Teaching the directed search in a building
- Drive building exercises for directed search
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