Sit Means Sit Transport Protection Dog Training with Puma

Posted on April 26, 2009 by alfredorivera

Alfredo Rivera, a Sit Means Sit dog trainer with his Belgian Malinois – Puma. Chris Flegler – a Sit Means Sit dog trainer from Brisbane Queensland, Australia tries to make Puma bite, by agitating during a casual walk with his handler. Puma watches Chris during a transport exercise walking into poles, walls and environmental distractions without looking away from the decoy. Puma defends his handler from an imminent attack from the burley Chris. Puma shows commitment to the bite, bringing the fight to Chris never pulling away.

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