Johan Weckhuyzen

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But he was there also, in the seminar that I did. But it was quite funny because Tarmo was there, who had a sister of later, later of Turquodos, And so now I must say, I see quite a lot of turbulence with really good quality. But if you see the size of them and the type, Unmistakable. Yes. And you go back and you see they come a lot from NPA, with NPA origins.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But he was there also, in the seminar that I did. But it was quite funny because Tarmo was there, who had a sister of later, later of Turquodos, And so now I must say, I see quite a lot of turbulence with really good quality. But if you see the size of them and the type, Unmistakable. Yes. And you go back and you see they come a lot from NPA, with NPA origins.

Now, one of the latest ones, NPA, I don't remember, Holden is used quite a lot. And I see a lot of Tervoen's out of him, but with the type of Holden. And Holden is, I think, a great grandson of Bichot, also Jos Malinois, son of Stoltz. And you see the type. When I see them right away, I know I go at this, yes, it's that. Harry Groen was there, and Tarmo.

Now, one of the latest ones, NPA, I don't remember, Holden is used quite a lot. And I see a lot of Tervoen's out of him, but with the type of Holden. And Holden is, I think, a great grandson of Bichot, also Jos Malinois, son of Stoltz. And you see the type. When I see them right away, I know I go at this, yes, it's that. Harry Groen was there, and Tarmo.

And we come in the classroom, and I said, hey, I come, but I don't come alone. Because now the way we train, I have Julien, who did the competitions with Turcodos.

And we come in the classroom, and I said, hey, I come, but I don't come alone. Because now the way we train, I have Julien, who did the competitions with Turcodos.

And here, the bolster, they would come, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, because they were expecting 40 or 50 people in the seminar. So we go there in the first morning, and it's Geert who take the word. I said, I'm here just to help and to, I let Geert do, because that's the way how we do it now. And Geert started to explain everything about the clicker training. And at noon,

And here, the bolster, they would come, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, because they were expecting 40 or 50 people in the seminar. So we go there in the first morning, and it's Geert who take the word. I said, I'm here just to help and to, I let Geert do, because that's the way how we do it now. And Geert started to explain everything about the clicker training. And at noon,

It was a big group, I'd say maybe 40, 50 people. And a lot of women, but all different kinds of sports. There were ladies doing doggy dance and agility, and it was a group of IGP. And at noon, the whole group of IGP, Johan, Johan, we invited you not to have this shit. We want to train like Mario is training, with stone, in a very hard way. I said, yeah, but we don't do anymore. That's the past.

It was a big group, I'd say maybe 40, 50 people. And a lot of women, but all different kinds of sports. There were ladies doing doggy dance and agility, and it was a group of IGP. And at noon, the whole group of IGP, Johan, Johan, we invited you not to have this shit. We want to train like Mario is training, with stone, in a very hard way. I said, yeah, but we don't do anymore. That's the past.

Things have changed. That's history. Because now Mario is... That was the moment that he was starting with Jagus. And I said, no, Mario now is training with Jagus and we do the clicker training. So for a couple of days, they refused to follow the seminar. They don't believe... They didn't believe in it. They said, no, this is for circus dogs and this and that.

Things have changed. That's history. Because now Mario is... That was the moment that he was starting with Jagus. And I said, no, Mario now is training with Jagus and we do the clicker training. So for a couple of days, they refused to follow the seminar. They don't believe... They didn't believe in it. They said, no, this is for circus dogs and this and that.

But at the end, we could show some things that they started little by little coming back to us. Tarmo, he followed because he came to train with us in Ghent. But it was strange. And then we see later on how everything changed and more and more people started to train this way. So now coming back to the detection, When I started with the detection, I met my friend Joseph, who was in the army.

But at the end, we could show some things that they started little by little coming back to us. Tarmo, he followed because he came to train with us in Ghent. But it was strange. And then we see later on how everything changed and more and more people started to train this way. So now coming back to the detection, When I started with the detection, I met my friend Joseph, who was in the army.

And in 2008, when we started the company with him, I was involved in the company. He asked me, I was part of 40% in his company. And the way of training that was done, like they did in the French army, was hiding the explosive, but putting the explosive before the ball or the reward. And they teach the dog to search the reward. And they learned the sense and the association, like you say.

And in 2008, when we started the company with him, I was involved in the company. He asked me, I was part of 40% in his company. And the way of training that was done, like they did in the French army, was hiding the explosive, but putting the explosive before the ball or the reward. And they teach the dog to search the reward. And they learned the sense and the association, like you say.

Now we don't do that anymore. We are completely changed. I must say, I have studied quite a lot about how we can train in the operand conditioning, that you know very well. And by doing that, and you do it correctly, It's rare. We need to punish. And like we already mentioned, if you say then, they say, oh, shit, we did something wrong.

Now we don't do that anymore. We are completely changed. I must say, I have studied quite a lot about how we can train in the operand conditioning, that you know very well. And by doing that, and you do it correctly, It's rare. We need to punish. And like we already mentioned, if you say then, they say, oh, shit, we did something wrong.

And they correct themselves because they go so much for this reward that they want. And they have to work to get the reward. They don't have to find the reward. That's a very big thing. Right. We say, if you teach a puppy now for an explosive, well, we start at eight weeks.

And they correct themselves because they go so much for this reward that they want. And they have to work to get the reward. They don't have to find the reward. That's a very big thing. Right. We say, if you teach a puppy now for an explosive, well, we start at eight weeks.