In Protection Scenario - Whom Will The Dog Attack?

Описание: Handlers lose bites—not because they train too little, but because they train the wrong picture. In this video, we break down how working dogs actually select targets: the closest, the thing that moves, and what sticks out (often the offending/weapon arm). We contrast prey vs. defense drive, show where equipment orientation and familiar decoys mislead dogs, and explain why a dog that slaloms through crowds in training can mis-target on the street. You’ll also see why long-line control matters during tracks, when to go off-leash, and how to perform a physical lift-off instead of stacking verbal “outs” that get you hammered in court. Plus: Israeli-style posture targeting (standing vs. prone), handler geometry (no friendlies in the half-circle), and why some dogs won’t out after a real fight.

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Timestamps
00:00 – Intro: why targeting fails in real life
01:00 – Closest, moving, sticks-out: 3 instincts that drive bites
02:30 – Redirection risks: when bystanders appear
04:00 – Sport vs street: equipment orientation & familiar decoys
06:00 – Hostage example: posture targeting in Israel
07:30 – Long line vs off-leash: handler control & safety
09:30 – Lift-off vs verbal “out” (legal realities)
11:30 – Real fight stories: why dogs change after first hit
13:00 – Certification traps vs real training
15:00 – Key takeaways & handler mindset
16:30 – Resources, AlpineK9 manual & membership