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What is Expected at Trial in Phase C - Protection

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  1. Equipment
  2. Field Markings
  3. Bite Quality Expectations
  4. Sequence of Exercises
    3 Topics
  5. Before Reporting to the Judge
  6. Reporting to the Judge
  7. Search for the Helper (Blinds)
  8. Hold and Bark
  9. Prevention of Attempted Escape (Short Escape)
  10. Defense Against an Attack from the Guarding Phase (Re-Attack After Escape)
  11. Back Transport
  12. Attack out of Back Transport
  13. Side Transport after Escape or Back Transport Attacks
  14. Long Bite(Attack on the Dog out of Motion)
  15. Defense (Re-Attack) after Long Attack
  16. Side Transport after Long Bite or Re-Attack
  17. Reporting Out
  18. Disqualification
  19. Termination

Before Reporting to the Judge

The advice we would like to offer – train for the trial.

For instance, during club practice, you potty your dog, put gear on and walk directly onto the field.

During the trial, it might be 30 degrees Celsius (86 Fahrenheit). You potty your dog, and because of a large attendance, have to walk a while to the field.

Once you get to the field, you have to wait for your turn, or there might be a delay (the Judge needs a bathroom break). Meanwhile, your dog is waiting in a down position, getting hot and, potentially, tired.

Practice longer wait during club days to condition your dog.

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