Elite PSA Protection Dog Training

Behind every confident working dog is structure and the right kind of pressure. This is a typical training session with Solan, showing how daily reps and clear communication between the handler and decoy build a reliable protection dog.

This is what my pack looks like in action. Four dogs, two breeds, all working together in obedience and protection drills. This is the Canine Conditioning way, where every dog is trained for real-life scenarios and raised to be a capable athlete.

Teamwork is everything in a dog sport like PSA. This is an unedited video of Solan running through a surprise scenario I created on the spot. It shows the importance of every team member, from the decoy to the spotter.

This is a PSA 2 level "Two Man Attack" scenario with my dog Solan. It requires the dog to remain focused and confident while facing pressure from multiple directions. This level of training is what sets my program apart.

Quick bites, a sharp mind, and a solid grip. Here is my young dog Yoko putting in the reps with me as the decoy and Simran handling. This is how we build the foundation for great protection work.

Precision, trust, and drive, one rep at a time. This is my team, Simran and Yugen, with me as the decoy. The relationship between handler, dog, and decoy is critical for success in this sport.

After a long break, my dog Solan and I are back at it with our favorite decoy, Simran. This is a glimpse into our training for the PSA2 level, showcasing the high level of obedience and control required.

This is another clip from Solan's PSA 2 protection trial in Bangalore. The judge's distractions are designed to test the dog's focus and the handler's control under pressure.

The "out and guard" is a critical part of protection work. After the bite, the dog must release on command and guard the decoy without re-engaging. This clip from Solan's PSA 2 trial shows that control in action.