This is what real-world protection training looks like.

Not choreography. Not sport. Not a decoy following a script.

Multiple attackers require judgment, awareness, and decision-making under pressure.

Our dogs are trained to recognize changes in the threat environment and adjust in real time—splitting targets when necessary to keep their handler safe.

Protection isn’t about blind aggression.

It’s about clarity, prioritization, and control when things get chaotic.

That’s the difference between training for performance…

and training for reality.