Core curriculum
Handlers learn the theory and mechanics behind everything the dog has been taught, so they can maintain, troubleshoot and extend the training independently.
- Learning theory applied practically, not academically
- Marker timing, reinforcement rate and delivery mechanics
- Reading arousal, stress signals and threshold
- Leash handling, equipment selection and fitting
- Session planning, record keeping and progression
- UK law, insurance and duty of care
Practical skills
Sessions are hands-on. We film handlers working, review the footage, and correct mechanics frame by frame. Small changes in timing and body position routinely produce larger results than any change in method.
For professionals
We deliver bespoke education for security teams, detection operators and kennel staff, including deployment protocol, welfare standards, documentation and continuation training schedules.
Ongoing development
Handling is a skill that decays without practice. Clients have access to monthly group sessions and refresher days so standards are maintained rather than gradually eroded.