Police dogs trained in Holland

Does anybody from you know how dogs are trained for police dog in Holland (KNPV)?
The training is a very long process from small parts that on the end fit all together. One year long it is only biting, aporting small pipes (bullets on the end) and training the dog to look up a wooden box in the forest, stay at it and bark until the handler is there. After about one year slowly the handler is starting with sit, down, stay, don’t take food from others, guards a bag and bite when the decoy come to close to the bag, jump until 2 meter high and weight, swimming over and picking up a object from the water, transport from the decoy and protecting the handler when the decoy start to fight with the handler, and more things. Does anyone from you saw this kind of trained dog?

I have only seen demstrations put on by the RCMP. I have never owned nor do I ever wish to own a dog trained like that. I would be too nervous with the family! They are awesome to watch though.

Does anybody from you know how dogs are trained for police dog in Holland (KNPV)?
The training is a very long process from small parts that on the end fit all together. One year long it is only biting, aporting small pipes (bullets on the end) and training the dog to look up a wooden box in the forest, stay at it and bark until the handler is there. After about one year slowly the handler is starting with sit, down, stay, don’t take food from others, guards a bag and bite when the decoy come to close to the bag, jump until 2 meter high and weight, swimming over and picking up a object from the water, transport from the decoy and protecting the handler when the decoy start to fight with the handler, and more things. Does anyone from you saw this kind of trained dog?

Yep, those dogs are like machines.

Much safer to be around then most other family dogs.

I've seen some excellent police dogs trained with operant and classical conditioning, at a demonstration by the police force. They would (on command) "hold" someone until their handler arrived, snatch up a gun off the ground and give it to their handler, show very convincing aggression on command, climb massive walls, detect drugs, knock down and "hold" a criminal. But when the handler said "all done" the dog just relaxed, I later saw it socialising with children and smaller dogs. I don't think they would be good as police dogs if they were unreliable and likely to bite for no reason.

Most all Police dogs in the USA live at home with their handlers and family.

I am working on Personal Protection with Yukon and that is hard enough. So much to teach and so much for me to learn too.

How you do that with small children?

So far with the kids he is good, they are still hand feeding him and making him work for each kibble. I also have great babysitters/ Granma and grandpa!

You told me that he was biting your children, and he was biting you in your nose. and that it was not so good dog for the family.