About Protection & Sport Dog Training

Why I Train

My dream is simple: 'India da coat pana hai' (I want to wear India's coat). I put in real mehnat (hard work) for this, and I expect the same dedication from the dogs and handlers I work with. This isn't just about teaching a dog to bite - it's about building a confident, reliable partner for sport or real-life protection.

How I Train

For me, it's all about communication, not control. Dekho (look), a dog that wants to work with you is way better than one that's forced. I use the dog's natural drive - food, toys, or just the work itself - to build engagement. Every session is about rewarding small wins, boosting confidence, and making the dog think. It's serious work, but always positive.

Sport & Real-World Training

I train for two things:

• PSA sport dog training & IGP: Precision, control, and performance. As an Apprentice Decoy at Capital Dogs PSA Club, I believe in 'Perfect Practice'. Every move is deliberate, and both dog and handler get ready for the ring.
• Real-world protection dog scenarios: I prep dogs for Police, Military, and Security. We do scenario-based training - car-jackings, hidden threats, indoor searches, and more.

What We Do

• Bite sleeve training techniques: Starting with bite pillows, moving to full suits.
• Long bite and pursuit work.
• Distraction proofing with clatter sticks.
• Advanced obedience for protection dogs, like focused heeling.

Is Your Dog Ready?

This training is tough. It's for high-drive, genetically suitable breeds like Belgian Malinois, German Shepherds (DDR lines), and Rottweilers. Not every dog or owner is cut out for it.

Always Learning

'Mainu hamesha seekhde rehna chahida' (I must always keep learning). I train under international experts and keep pushing myself, so your dog gets the best, most current training.