Here you will learn the most important concepts of personal protection training, manage expectations, what you need to do, what you need to avoid, know what's possible, and have your questions answered.
PPD Philosophy & Development Blueprint
Building Your Personal Protection Dog
What It Takes to Build a PPD
Agitation vs. Development for PPD
Defining a Reliable PPD
Building Confidence Under Pressure
Elite Tier 1 Attack Dogs
Getting Started with a PPD
Developing Your PPD Without a Decoy
Target Focus and Contact Heel
Transitioning to Civil Bite Work
Here you will learn the most important concepts of personal protection training, manage expectations, what you need to do, what you need to avoid, know what's possible, and have your questions answered.
What You Need to Know When Selecting a Puppy for PPD Work
Choosing the Right Breeder and Bloodline
Working with Breeders and Understanding Litter Selection
Preparing for Puppy Evaluations
How to Assess Food Drive
Matching the Puppy to the Handler
Choosing the Right Puppy for Your Ambitions
Observing the Litter Before Selection
The Truth About Protection Dog
Evaluating Puppies for Bite Work
The Mindset Behind Puppy Selection
Meeting the Breeder and Puppies for the First Time
Evaluating Grip and Engagement | Male 1
Lower Confidence, Grip, and Engagement | Female 1
Confidence, Body Posture, Relaxation, and Grip | Female 2
Assessing the Whole Litter Together
Final Evaluation
Testing Puppies in a New Environment
Meeting the Next Breeder and Observing the Puppy in a New Environment
Testing Confidence with Sounds and Surfaces
Testing Food Drive in a New Environment
Comparing Confidence and Recovery in a New Environment
Testing Social Dominance and First Grip Assessment
Drive Without Grip
Confidence Without Grip
Making the Final Decision
Puppy Bite Equipment
Introduction to Bite Equipment
Puppy Sleeve No. 1 | Arm Sleeve
Puppy Sleeve No. 2 | Leg Sleeve
Puppy Sleeve No. 2 | Jute vs. Hybrid Material
Young Dog Sleeve No. 1 | Leg Sleeve
Young Dog Sleeve No. 2 | Leg Sleeve
Young Dog Sleeve No. 3 | Leg Sleeve
Young Dog Sleeve No. 1 | Arm Sleeve
Young Dog Sleeves | Complete Progression
Bite Suit
Belgian Ring Suit | Arm Piece
Belgian Ring Suit | Pants
Synthetic Half Competition Suit
Wearing the Belgian Ring Suit Pants
Combining Bite Suit Equipment
Mondioring Suit with Belgian Ring Sleeves
Custom Belgian Ring Bite Sleeve
PSA Sleeve | Belgian Ring Style
Belgian Ring Portable Leg Sleeve
Accessories
Cup and Clatter Stick
Targeting Accessories
Neoprene sleeves
Exchangeable Covers
Dual Hook Tactical Leash
Dual Hook Tactical Long Line
Durafoam Training Ball
Handle Leash
Bite Roll Pro
Bite Roll Compact
Tug
Here you will learn the necessary criteria you need to assess and select the right breeder and puppy for your personal protection journey.
Protection Foundations
Protection Foundations PDF
Source Focus
What Is Source Focus?
Bite Work, Grip & Source Focus™ | Podcast With New Student
Switching Drives
Downgrading
Downgrading with Different Rewards
Downgrade to Upgrade
Drive and Focus Games
Circle of Trust
Drive and Possession Games
The Push Concept
Why Push Development Matters
Building the Push on a Ball
Using Push Development to Build Confidence
Creating Forward Commitment
Why We Prefer the Push
Possession Bubble
What Is the Possession Bubble?
Building the Possession Bubble Default
Introducing the Possession Bubble Pattern
Possession Bubble Progression and
Leash Implementation
Introduction to the Student Coaching Session
Coaching Students on the Possession Bubble
Coaching Students on the First Puppy
Sleeve Session
Debrief and Assessment
Introducing Challenges and Pressure
Building Confidence with a Plastic Bottle
Adding a Second Person to the Exercise
Introducing a Container Filled with Rocks
During Bite Work
Testing Noise Sensitivity During Early Bite Development | Arres
Introducing Bite Work in New Environments
Solo Bite Work at Antwerp Central Station
Ball Drive in a High Distraction Environment
Working with the Sleeve in a High Distraction Environment
Here you will find and learn about the equipment you will need and what they're usef for during protection training.
Puppy Grip Development
Puppy Sleeves
Encouraging Deeper Grips on the Puppy Sleeve
Transitioning from the Arm Sleeve to the Leg Sleeve
Evaluating Grip Quality and Sleeve Preferences
Using Up and Down Motion to Improve Grip
What a Good Grip Looks Like
Leg Stimulation Bite
Working with a Puppy Sleeve
How to Use a Puppy Sleeve
Understanding the Circle of Trust
Self Decoying Session with a Young Puppy
Restarting the Game and Building Engagement
Assessing Progress and Ending the Session
Preventing Pulling During Grip Work
Striking And Targeting
Ending the Session on a High Note
When Your Puppy Has an Off Day
Timing the Release for Better Strikes
Assessing Equipment After Teething
Adding Difficulties During Grip Work
Here you will learn the unique and important techniques on how to develop grip for both puppies and adult dogs in preparation for personal protection.
Puppy Bite Work with a Decoy
First Bite Session with a Decoy
Building Pushing Through Tension and Release
Biceps Bite and Striking
The Double Hook System
How the Double Hook System Works
Using the Double Hook System
Communication Through the Double Hook System
Using a Third Collar to Control Barking
Being Your Own Decoy
Bite Work Outside the Training Field
Transferring Ball Games to the Sleeve
On and Off Switch
The On and Off Switch
How to Start Building the On and Off Switch
Staying Consistent with the On and Off Switch
Combining the On and Off Switch with the
Possession Bubble
Street Heel™ Around the Decoy
The On Switch
Transitioning to Synthetic
Transport and Super Recall During Protection Work
The Success Behind a Mondioring World Champion
Dual Mondioring World Champion Christian Fliehser
Simulating Mondioring Exercises at Home
Master Defense Positioning
Master Defense Demonstration
Master Defense Using Body Cues
Building Competition Foundations at Home
Transport and Downgrading
Live Coaching Call | The Journey Behind a Mondioring World Champion
Here you will find important instructions (how to proceed, where to start and what to expect) the Master View (where you will learn the purpose & objectives), Equipment, Food & Handling for Training, Puppy Selection and Socialization.