Modern Icon Tracking Harness
£300.00
Modern Icon Tracking Harness
Designed to meet the strictest requirements for a K9 tracking harness, they started by using mil-spec 1 ¾” webbing, most commonly used in parachute harnesses, which is quick drying, mould and mildew resistant and strength rated to 7,000 lbs. Using our Patrol Harness as the design foundation, we added a strap and ISC Klick-Lock buckle in the rear to add support for the K9 so that they can be safely lifted over obstacles, as well as preventing them from being able to back out of their harness. A V-Ring on the rear of the harness as well as the shoulder blade apex gives the handler multiple clip-in options, and also allows the handler to clip the harness into their chest rig if a dog needs to be carried by the handler.
The V-Rings are strength rated to 6,000 lbs and can be clipped with any commercially available attachment option including large diameter climbing carabiners. The 1 3/4″ ISC Wales Klick-Lock buckle provides a secure and redundant attachment point that can be quickly detached but has recessed buttons that prevent accidental unclipping when grabbed at the buckle by the handler or a suspect. The use of Velcro covered Molle on the left and right sides of the harness allows the handler to attach accessories, pouches or affix department or unit identifiers.
£300.00
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More and more “science-based” dog training is starting to look less like science and more like religion.
Not a system built to develop confident, capable dogs that perform under real-world pressure, but a belief structure that isn’t to be questioned.
“For we walk by faith, not by sight.”
2 Corinthians 5:7
At this point, me and Sig are considering going fully faith-based.
“Blessed be the Lord, my rock, who trains my hands for war and my fingers for battle.”
Psalm 144:1
A huge win this year has been working with @cotswoldk9_ to get Sigs social stability nailed. Genetically shes from pretty civil lines with a very low social tolerance, impulsive and tonnes of drive. When she does dexide to act, its with full commitment!
Ace on the sports field but a headache that needs careful management off it!
I`d always been a bit careful of flooding as when things goes wrong with Mals it tends to be intense. Lottie has been ace guiding us through a process she knows very well and the week on week improvements have been jumps of 40-50% improvement. Not little incrimental wins and a management plan!
Lesson learnt, give the dog a bit more credit for its ability to work through pressure and adapt!
Still a few little flinches at the gunshot but a world of difference since she used to shut down and disengage. Training with it in my off-hand so hopefully by the time its the next trial, a gunshot 50m away shouldnt be an issue 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Every day is another chance to work on environmentals. Even at 6 years old Sig can always benefit from more novel experiences and pushing her a just little further daily!
New dog bed and an old favourite Reindeer toy = happy dog!
Got a call back for some filming work this week, which turned into a great bit of chaos training for me and Sig.
Canon fire, pyros, people running through the area, scent contamination everywhere. Exactly the kind of setup that shows you what’s really solid and what still needs work.
Training in calm, controlled conditions builds the basics. But put the dog into real noise and confusion, and you quickly see how strong your communication really is.
And as always… trust the dog.
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Here’s why I teach multiple call-off options.
Each one builds control, but more importantly, it gives me flexibility when things change in the field. Sometimes I need her to break off and return, sometimes to drop mid-drive, sometimes to finish the job.
It’s not about stopping her, it’s about being able to redirect her with precision while she stays confident and driven.
Training different call-offs keeps her sharp, keeps her thinking, and strengthens how we communicate under pressure.
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