PSMS Julius R Andales

Basic Obedience Commands which the dog makes eye contact and focuses on the handler.

• focus

• come

• here

• eyes to eyes

Basic Obedience Command The dog releases an object from its mouth.

• Drop It

• Lose

• Give me

• hide it

refers to teaching a dog to respond to commands

consistently and  reliably in different settings,

situations, and levels of distraction. It is critical

phase in K9 training—especially for service dogs,

working dogs, and well-behaved pets.

• OBEDIENCE TRAINING IN VARIED ENVIRONMENTS

• K9 OBEDIENCE

• ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING

• DOG TRAINING

Stand tall and walk with intention—dogs respond

           to your posture.

(a)  

The dog is taught to provide

  a specific signal (e.g., sitting, lying down)

  to indicate that they have detected explosives.

(a)  

Clear and consistent

  communication between the handler and the

  dog is essential for effective training and

   successful detection.

(a)