Dc-K9 Dog Training

Two Male German Shepherds in a down and stay
#SableGermanShepherd #ObedienceTraining

One of our personal dogs 🐶
#GermanShepherd

Well done to this beautiful girl today, she did very well as usual. We are so pleased with the progress she has made since we first saw her, excellent work and dedication from her owner. You both put the effort in and the results are showing 🤩

Obedience and town walks with this German Shepherd puppy

This morning before training even started
🐶 2x Giant Schnauzers 🐶 2x German Shepherds 🐶 1x Dobermann

Obedience training with this one this afternoon

This stunning German Shepherd has been poorly the last few days and we are pleased to hear that he is recovering well. Dogs are a part of the family, and we can't imagine life without them, all our love to Dave and his owners. You'll be back to full health soon 💙🐶🌹

🚨The Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 Section 3 🚨
What do you know about this law? Did you know a dog doesn't have to bite or physically injure someone for an offence to be committed.
... It is an offence allowing any dog regardless of breed, size and type to be dangerously out of control in a public place or a place to where it is not allowed. A dog shall be regarded as dangerously out of control on any occasion on which there are grounds for reasonable apprehension that it will injure any person or assistance dog, whether or not it actually does so.
Furthermore, if that dog does injure a person, then that offence becomes an aggravated offence, and triable either way, if the dog injures any person or an assistance dog while out of control then legal action may be taken against the owner and/or the person in charge of the dog at the time.
Allowing your dog to be 'dangerously out of control' is against the law on private land aswell as public. This means owners can be prosecuted if their dog attacks someone in their garden or in private property for example a pub.
Under section 3 of the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 Act a person is not guilty of an offence where the dog is dangerously out of control with respect to a trespasser who is in, or entering, their home, whether the owner is present or not. This exemption does not apply to dog attacks on trespassers in gardens, driveways or outbuildings.
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Brotherly love 💙

Here we have one of our personal dogs and a clients dog. Both are accredited security dogs and enjoy having a run around and playing in their free time when they're not working and not training.
#GermanShepherds

Well done to this team who completed their level 2 course this week, you both did well and worked hard. We wish you all the best in your career and we look forward to seeing you for your continuation training, will be nice to see you both progress together
🎉🥇🏆⭐
#SecurityDogTraining... #SecurityDogHandlerTeam
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Awesome article search, an article has been put out and the dog uses his nose to pin point the article with a clear indication- the down position

Relaxing this evening with a dog that's in for residential training

Personal protection dogs, a stunning Dobermann and American Bulldog. Both are fantastic dogs and are very social dogs, good days training

Training with these today. Both dogs were
❌ Pulling on the lead ❌ Reacting to other dogs
... During our training session they both
✔ Walked to heel ✔ Ignored other dogs
Great work from the owners, keep it up
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Enjoyed having these 2 stunning dogs in again, they have done really well during their time with us. We look forward to seeing you all for a refresher

This beautiful K9 is going home today after his week in for residential training. He used to react to people and other dogs on a walk and pulled on a lead. During his stay we have socialised him with the pack, walked him to heel ignoring other dogs and people. We have enjoyed having him in

Nice young Male Dobie, he is a big boy already at only 1 years old. He is coming on so well 🐶
#SecurityDog