This is not sport work.

There’s no choreography here, no clean field, no cooperative decoy.

We train dogs to stay engaged when footing is bad, when they’re being dragged through cover, when they’re driven into vehicles, and when the fight is ugly. The focus is the bite—commitment, pressure, and intent—because real attackers don’t stop when things get uncomfortable.

You can’t fake this level of resolve.

You either train for it, or you don’t.