BIPTD is the least recognised out of the 3. I don’t see why having a BIPTD would be an issue. I’ve never heard of someone being turned down for work because of it. ✌🏻

@ thanks your channel is very useful keep it up bro!!

Currently it’s the only thing 😂

We are all good man ✌🏻

I will do a response video for you that will be live Saturday ✌🏻

So why don’t the police walk around with their names on show?

@@MichaelWakleySmith they do.........

I do have a first steps article search video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJ3ZhGOLerFohtksi=YeC3G3b9q9_OZIdF Hopefully that will give you the idea of how it’s taught ✌🏻

Good to hear I’ve gone global 😂😂

Hey Jack. Glad to hear you enjoy the content. Good luck with everything ✌🏻

Hey man. I tried to put out a post to get recommendations, but there doesn’t seem to be any at the moment. I don’t have any first hand recommendations, but will keep my ear to the ground. ✌🏻

@@MichaelWakleySmith No problem mate, thanks for the help 👍 much appreciated.

The pass rate of the handler NASDU is pretty high. I’ve spoken to a lot of people who were worried about it and passed. It’s no harder than your SIA test. What it’s really like being a dog handler, less combative than everyone thinks, ideal if you enjoy training a dog and you can entertain yourself for long periods of time. Glad to hear you enjoy the content ✌🏻

I haven’t seen it for a while, but I know the video you’re talking about. That handler was in a tough situation, where there were peaceful protesters jumping a fence & nothing was going to stop them. The issue is that if there is no threat to your safety, in the laws eyes the dog is excessive force. Do I think the dog was the best I’ve seen at intimidating the protesters from breaking in, probably not, but I don’t think it would have stopped them anyway. His best bet was to do what he could to stop them getting over, until back up could arrive. There is an argument for putting the dog away & go hands on (using necessary force) to hold them in that area. If the group then began to threaten his safety, then the dog comes out. What he really needed was some workers to even out the numbers and help safely detain the protesters as they come over until the police arrived. So a tough one when you are so outnumbered and the law ties one hand behind your back..

Glad the video eased some concerns. Good luck with your training ✌🏻

Is this to do with this video? I just rewatched it and couldn’t see where this referred to? I understand the comment, but looking for the context in this video..

@@MichaelWakleySmith Hi Thank you for your polite response. I am not able to provide you with my occupation. But my views are of a professional nature ! I refer to perhaps the Security personnel are not aware of the legislation 2014 so my view is thus, why train a dog to attack, defend it's handler when it will lead intimately to the Dog Being confiscated ( A magistrate will provide a warrant within 24 hrs ) the Security Person arrested. Before we get all the know all's saying that's not right perhaps they should wonder who has made this comment Regards Steve

Ok, I’ve got ya. My personal opinion is you used the word attack wrong and defend correctly. ✌🏻

@@MichaelWakleySmith I know you mean well. Be very carefully ( as I know you are ) to have your dog taken is very sad. Also be aware under the new legislation ( which I enforced yesterday) let's say a member of the public rings it in and says there's a dog and I'm frightened ( presuming the complainant has details) the owner of the dog will be visited and if it shows unreasonable aggression a warrant will be sort. This information will be made available shortly

@@MichaelWakleySmith very nice chatting, stay safe.

From what I understand, he left security and went back to his previous profession. Which is a shame to the industry, as he was a good security officer