SOKKS Trained Drug Dog in Paris has recieved Bronze Medal
A Special medal of courage to Pacha, a police dog that Paris felt deserved an honor, usually reserved for Human colleagues. With his nose Pacha detected a seizure of one ton of drugs last April.
Today, the dog proudly received a bronze medal, just like a regular cop,”for acts of courage and devotion,”announced by the police in Paris.
Pacha is”unique”in France, the statement said. Pacha was trained in Switzerland using the SOKKS Detection Dog Training method, invented by a German researcher, The Dog has been trained to recognize the smell of certain chemical molecules. Dogs are also trained to detect Drugs and Explosives, Cadver and Arson using the SOKKS method.
UN SUIZO APLICA UN INNOVADOR MÉTODO DE ADIESTRAMIENTO A LOS PERROS DE LA AGRUPACIÓN ESPECIALIZADA
UN SUIZO APLICA UN INNOVADOR MÉTODO DE ADIESTRAMIENTO A LOS PERROS DE LA AGRUPACIÓN ESPECIALIZADA
Canes de la Policía entrenan para ser expertos en detección de explosivos Atrás quedó el método tradicional; ahora, utilizan unas cápsulas que contienen micropartículas con múltiples olores.
Con una innovadora fórmula adiestran a los canes de la Agrupación Especializada de la Policía Nacional para aumentar sus capacidades en la lucha contra el crimen organizado.
El método Sokks consiste en facilitar el trabajo de adiestramiento de los perros de búsqueda. Se realiza a través de unas cápsulas que contienen olores moleculares comunes a todo tipo de narcóticos que existe en el mundo.
Además, los animales de “búsqueda” se volverán expertos en la detección de artefactos explosivos, drogas, cadáveres, desaparecidos, resto de sangre y acelerantes de incendios.
Esta nueva adquisición es más efectiva que el método tradicional anteriormente utilizado por los entrenadores. Esto consistía en condicionar al can con cada olor en forma separada.
Partes de explosivos, restos de sangre, cocaína y otras sustancias que finalmente eran nocivos para el personal, los perros, y el medio ambiente. Las cápsulas utilizan micropartículas reales en los olores.
Las ventajas son importantes, ya que en cada esencia se incluyen múltiples olores; es decir, en cadáveres se incluye desde sangre hasta partículas de cuerpos en distintos grados de descomposición.
En estupefacientes se incluyen todas las drogas, en explosivo todas las clases de artefactos detonantes que existen en el mundo, por lo que con un solo “aroma” el perro queda condicionado a muchas sustancias u olores distintos.
Para las personas son imperceptibles, pero para el perro son altamente efectivas, según explicó el instructor de nacionalidad Suiza, Guido Abin Wyss. (integrante de Swiss Army Dog Conductor), el profesional se desempeña como instructor de guías y canes en nuestro país para adiestrar a los “buscadores” policiales. Para lograr el objetivo se tiene en cuenta la alta sensibilidad del olfato del can combinado con un comportamiento condicionado “llamado marcar”.
Al encontrar la fuente de olor, el can muestra su hallazgo mediante la ejecución de la postura de sentado. El adiestramiento no es nada fácil e incluso algo problemático.
Esto abarca el manejo de materiales altamente tóxicos y nocivos que se utilizan en el adiestramiento tradicional. Con esto no solo se refiere a los posibles peligros a los cuales están expuestos los agentes y canes, sino también a las dificultades de la adaptación del adiestramiento a nuevas fuentes de olores (nuevas drogas o nuevos explosivos).
Con esto a la vez aparece la dificultad de adquisición, almacenamiento y creación de instalaciones especializadas para garantizar la seguridad para los humanos y el medio ambiente, como también el cumplimiento de las normas de control y administración de dichas sustancias dañinas.
Este método está siendo utilizado a escala mundial en países como Bélgica, Suiza, Alemania, Francia, Italia, España, Rusia, EEUU, Israel , Australia. Esto es el resultado de una colaboración científica entre el profesor Dr. Wolf Kafka, el Instituto Max-Planck para el comportamiento fisiológico y el Centro de Instrucción Canina del Ministerio del Interior de Bayern (Alemania).
La policía de dos estados brasileños: San Pablo y Río de Janeiro siguieron los pasos de Paraguay y adoptaron también el método Sokks. Al culminar el proceso de preparación, en la Agrupación Especializada, los canes serán sometidos a una evaluación que será presidida por una comisión de expertos jueces con la acreditación de la Universidad Internacional de Padua, Italia. Esta comisión de jueces tendría a cargo la certificación de guía y canes de búsqueda de todas las entidades policiales y militares de la zona Ameripol (América latina) y será la única certificación reconocida con validez internacional.
Police dogs are trained to be experts in explosives detection (English Version)
Gone was the traditional method, now used capsules containing microparticles with multiple odors.
AN INNOVATIVE METHOD APPLIED SWISS TRAINING FOR DOGS OF SPECIALTY GROUP
crime. The Sokks method is to facilitate the work of training of search dogs. It is done through a molecular
capsules containing odors common to all types of narcotics in the world.In addition, animals from the “search” will become experts in detecting explosives, drugs, dead, missing, other blood and fire accelerants.
This new acquisition is more effective than the traditional method previously used by coaches. This consisted in conditioning the dog smell with each separately. Parts of
explosives, traces of blood, cocaine and other substances that are harmful to eventually staff, dogs, and the environment. The capsules used real
microparticles odors. The advantages are important, since each core include multiple scents, ie from
cadaver blood to include particles of bodies in different stages of decomposition. In drugs include all drugs in all sorts of explosive explosive devices that exist in the
world, so that with one “flavor” the dog is conditioned to many substances and smells different.For people are imperceptible, but for the dog are highly effective, the instructor explained Swiss national, Abin Guido Wyss.
(integrante de Swiss Army Dog Conductor), (Part of Swiss Army Dog Conductor), the professional serves as instructor guides
and dogs in our country to train the “seekers” police.To achieve the target takes into account the high sensitivity of the dog smell combined with a
conditioned behavior called “mark”. Finding the source of odor, the dog shows his find by running a sitting posture.This includes the handling of highly toxic and harmful materials used in traditional
training. This not only refers to the potential dangers they are exposed to agents and dogs, but
also the difficulties of adapting the training to new sources of odors (new
drugs or new explosives). This at once shows the difficulty of acquisition, storage and creation of specialized
facilities to ensure safety for humans and the environment, as well as the
compliance monitoring and management of these harmful substances.
This method is being used worldwide in countries like Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Russia, USA, Israel,
UK and Australia.
This is the result of a scientific collaboration between Professor Dr. Wolf Kafka, Max-Planck Institute for Physiological
behavior and Canine Training Center of the Ministry of Interior of Bayern (Germany).
Currently they have 800 tubes for training police dogs. Police in two Brazilian states: Sao
Paulo and Rio de Janeiro followed the footsteps of Paraguay and also the method
adopted Sokks.Upon completion of the preparation process, the Special Group, the dogs will undergo an evaluation which will be
chaired by a panel of expert judges accredited by the International University of Padua, Italy.This panel of judges would be in charge of certification guide and search dogs from all law enforcement agencies and
military Ameripol area (Latin America) and is the only internationally valid certification recognized.
SOKKS Training Aids
It has come to our attention that another dog trainer in Australia is stating that they train there dogs using SOKKS , Drugs and Explosives.
SOKKS is sold only to Police, Military and Government departments in Australia.
If you are offered a SOKKS trained dog please feel free to contact us directly on 0411 530 861
to verify validity.
SOKKS is a pure odour product which NOT a psuedo and is licenced product.
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SOKKS-MPTS is a detection dog training aid. It allows the trainer to condition the dog to the required odour without having handling dangerous or hazardous materials and without the red tape normally associated with using the “ real stuff”. SOKKS-MPTS is a pure odour product, which means it contains minute particles of the actual odour. It is not a simulant, it is the actual odour delivered via odour inert tubes.
There are many benefits to using this product and many trainers around the world are seeing fantastic results by implementing SOKKS-MPTS into their training programs.
Police and Military Dog Units in Australia, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, France, South Africa and USA use SOKKS-MPTS to condition and maintain their detection dogs.
There are trainers that firmly believe the product has no place in detection dog training. This post, below, to a forum by an Australian trainer typifies the opinion of those trainers that have not used SOKKS-MPTS but still believe they can tell others about it. Old school traditional closed minded thinking is what brings about these comments, unfortunately to the detriment of the detection dog training fraternity and to those that are interested in staying with the times.
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