Hi Margaret, it's all contained in the 4 video set. A full description can be found here: www.caninetrainingsystems.com/product/S-FRA-HELPER-SET-ALL/Training-the-Police-and-Military-Working-Dog-Helper-with-Franco-Angelini-Video-1-2-3-4-Set-Streaming

The helper reacts to the dog's actions to deepen his grip on equipment and the dog learns that driving into the bite elicits a response from the helper rather than the dog simply hanging onto the bite with no effort to improve his grip.

The dog has a full committed grip on the suit. There is some tension on the bite as he is on a back-tie and the hand isn't threatening- the dog is on top of the decoy. The dog is where he was targeted to bite and he is committed to that bite- he is "winning". He is being praised by the handler and is performing as he is trained to in this scenario.

Hi Johhny, I don't have current contact info for Stewart. He hasn't worked for us since 2011. He was working at Lackland AFB last I heard.

@@caninetrainingsystem Thanks. Im with back 40 dogs. Id like to see if we can promote your organization.Can you send me your contact.

@@caninetrainingsystem love what you’re doing. We think our followers would be very interested in getting involved ( donating, promoting, etc. ) BACK 40 Dogs has a growing list of organic followers and consistent paying customers for our products that we would like to potentially promote your foundation too. We are also putting together a pretty sweet event with other leaders in the dog world ( both large and small ) and were thinking you might be interested.. Would you be open to a quick chat to see if there is a way we could make this work? Let me know what works for you.

@@caninetrainingsystemYou referring to “Doc” Stew Hilliard? Yes he’s still at JSB Lackland-(SA)

There are 346 minutes or 5 hours and 46 minutes of instructional video in the 4 video series. This is an excerpt of 1 video, #3 in the series, that's just shy of 5 mins! Your questions are more than adequately addressed in the videos. Those questions are covered in detail in the videos, both correct and incorrect fitting suits, bite placement. Detailed descriptions are located on their respective pages. podium-view.caninetrainingsystems.com/programs/training-the-police-and-military-working-dog-helper-with-franco-angelini-video-1-2-3-4-set

Correct, thanks for your comment!

Hi Gus, thanks for your comment. Bite placement is important and the goal is that the dog is not avoidant of any area of the body. The most challenging bites, generally speaking, are core bites, "inside". All of this and more is covered in the series. Thanks!

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The shaping of the sit is taught in a different video. There are a few ways to do it, you can place the target box on a chair to help facilitate the sit. It’s all in the 1 hour 28 minute instructional video here: www.caninetrainingsystems.com/product/V-KROY-NW-1/Training-Through-Pictures-with-Dave-Kroyer--Nose-Work-1-The-Indication-DVD/

+Adrian Massi i Adrian, this title in the series, "The Search", directly deals with what you're asking about. It will be released soon. Also, the Advanced Nose Work Kit contains 5 scents but you can use any odor in the detection boxes. The technique is great for narcotics, biologicals, explosives, cadaver, bed bugs etc. It's the technique, not the target type that is critical and as an Indication first methodology, it yields professional results in a very, very short time.