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Not at all! While those specific working breeds often dominate protection sports, any dog that possesses a strong desire to play, tug, or eat can excel in sports like competitive obedience, rally, or tracking. We evaluate the dog's individual heart and drive, not just their pedigree.
Absolutely. We love mentoring green handlers in Adams County. Everyone starts somewhere, and our coaches are highly skilled at teaching you the foundational rules, leash mechanics, and strategies of the sport completely from the ground up.
No. When taught professionally using our scientific methodology, protection sports are essentially a highly complex game of impulse control. Your dog learns that engaging with a decoy is allowed only under very strict, structured rules on the training field, making them significantly safer and more controlled overall.
For your initial assessment, simply bring a flat collar, a standard leash, your dog, and their absolute favorite reward (whether that is a specific tug toy or high-value treats). As you progress, our trainers will advise you on purchasing sport-specific equipment like agitation harnesses or tracking lines.