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Leerburg Article -
Vocabulary Among Dog Trainers: A Nearly Un-navigable Terrain

It is often that I travel and work with handlers in law enforcement and even in civilian training arenas. One thing is evident as I talk with working dog practitioners and enthusiasts. The vocabulary of working dog sports and industry is an eclectic mix of science, pseudo science, colloquialisms, jargon, and self-promotion by coining new terminology.

There have been attempts to try to standardize the vocabulary. These attempts have seen little success. The largest attempt in the US has been SWGDOG.

Prior to the SWGDOG attempt to define terminology in working dog training, there was a collaboration among Ethologists and the Police in Northrine-Westfalia at the School for Police Dog Handlers in Stukenbrock. Therein about 1950, scientists and police dog instructors set out to put together a curriculum for handlers attending the school. Over the years the program has changed as all programs do. But from this, the vocabulary used to describe and communicate about the behavior of police dogs has remained. It is a result of the science of ethology (the study of animal behaviors). To be more specific, we are talking about cynology (the study of the domestic dog). Vocabulary can be very useful in communicating about the desirable and undesirable traits and intrinsic behaviors we call drives and character traits for application in police dog training.

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