Questions & Answers on Bite Work I try and answer every question I receive on dog training. I may often come across a little on the blunt side, (some may call it brash). That is because I consider myself an advocate for dogs and not dog handlers. I am an advocate for common sense dog training and not the latest fad that appears on the horizon. Good dog training is not rocket science. It's common dog repellent dog repellent sense. Why don't you use an "out" command on the hidden sleeve? The helper in our Ring Club says that he always works his dog in fight drive. As soon as he is done working the dog comes up to him wagging its tail to get petted. Can this possibly be fight drive that the dogs are working in? My pup will play with her tug like crazy at home. When I take her to the training field or down frontline plus for dogs dog repellent the street she ignores it. What should I do? Can you tell me if a trained personal protection dog can be an effective deterrent for a serious stalker? Our SchH Club lets the helper pet the dog after bite work to show how stable the dogs are. What's your opinion of this? My 17 month old dog bites the sleeve on the elbow all the time. What can I do? QUESTION: I have many of your videos, but as I watch the police pomeranian puppies for sale dog repellent and personal protection videos I notice that you don't use an "out" command on the hidden sleeve, but you just pull the dog off. Why don't you use an "out" command on the hidden sleeve? Thanks again.........Sincerely, John ANSWER: There is nothing wrong with OUTING a dog from a hidden sleeve if the dog is clean in the OUT. If there is any question about a police dog re-biting after its release then it is too dangerous to out him dogs for adoption dog repellent unless