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by Ivan Balabanov on 18 March 2012 - 23:03
2 x time World Champion, 7 x time National Champion - Ivan Balabanov will teach you how to give focus and attention to what's most important in protection training — and, when you do get distracted, how to refocus quickly, this is a key component to success in training dogs for IPO, Ring, or as a Police K9's. . Self-confidence is the #1 quality that the best dogs posess! They have learn to believe in their abilities and see themseleves as winners against any decoy. During these 3 days seminar you will learn how to create the mind of a Champion!
May 4-6, 2012 in Plant City , Florida
price is $400 with or without a dog
for more info or to sign up go to www.TrainPerView/Workshops
May 4-6, 2012 in Plant City , Florida
price is $400 with or without a dog
for more info or to sign up go to www.TrainPerView/Workshops
by Ivan Balabanov on 05 April 2012 - 20:04
Anyone interested in the helper seminar, can now sign up directly online here:
http://heleprseminarivan.eventbrite.com/
Thx
Ivan
by IPOPRO on 03 May 2012 - 17:05
BY Ed Frawley:
"The KNPV is also known as the Royal Dutch Police Dog Sport. The name would imply that the sport trains police dogs. This is not correct, the dogs trained in KNPV can not and should not go directly into police service work. The sport was originally designed to provide a certification program by the Dutch government for civilians to train and title dogs that would then be made available to the Dutch Police. The fact is that many people who train in the KNPV still feel that the purpose of the sport is to provide dogs for service work. Many of the exercises closely relate to skills that are needed as a service dog. The fact is that a KNPV titled dog still needs to go through 5 or 6 weeks of additional training to get it ready to work as a street police service dog. Over the years the KNPV has also developed into a dog sport more than a certification program in Holland."
Enough said!
Good luck Ivan with your seminar.
"The KNPV is also known as the Royal Dutch Police Dog Sport. The name would imply that the sport trains police dogs. This is not correct, the dogs trained in KNPV can not and should not go directly into police service work. The sport was originally designed to provide a certification program by the Dutch government for civilians to train and title dogs that would then be made available to the Dutch Police. The fact is that many people who train in the KNPV still feel that the purpose of the sport is to provide dogs for service work. Many of the exercises closely relate to skills that are needed as a service dog. The fact is that a KNPV titled dog still needs to go through 5 or 6 weeks of additional training to get it ready to work as a street police service dog. Over the years the KNPV has also developed into a dog sport more than a certification program in Holland."
Enough said!
Good luck Ivan with your seminar.
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