WPO Rules
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The integrity of a WPO Trial is held to the highest scrutiny. The WPO is an
event designed for officially-assigned Service Dog Handlers and their Service
Dogs. Handlers may be on the Municipal, County, State, or Federal level. An
officially-assigned Handler entering an unofficial dog is prohibited. A bona
fide officer, who is not specifically assigned as a Handler is prohibited.
Civilians and civilian-owned dogs are prohibited from entering a WPO Trial.
The following guidelines have been established for International competition
among Patrol Dogs. The exercises are common to many Agencies worldwide.
Special care and preparations have been taken to assure that no individual
Agency's deployment concepts shall be compromised by these exercises. These
are "Compulsory Exercises," however, no Patrol Dog shall be forced to
participate in any exercise; for the sake of competition, any deviation from
any exercise shall be grounds for point deductions.
These guidelines are effective as of March 1996. The WPO was originally
established in 1954 by the International Council of Service Dog
Administrators which gathered in Augsburg, Germany. This latest revision
makes the guidelines more "Street-Realistic" and the Judging guidelines more
standardized. A Dog which successfully performs according to these
guidelines, as declared by a qualified WPO Judge, may be issued the title of
WPO (Wettkampfpruefungsordnung). This title carries only limited value for
serviceability, but does infer that the Service Dog exhibits considerable
stability, control, and discipline.
In any WPO competition, the Patrol Dog Handlers are expected to act with
dignity and exhibit professional demeanor. Improper conduct from a Service
Dog or Handler may result in exclusion from the WPO Trial. Should the Dog
display disobedience to the point of failing to respond to control by the
Handler, it is excused from the competition, at whatever point the infraction
occurs. A dismissal of Service Dog or Handler is according to the discretion
of the Judge and is not subject to appeal. Frequently, the public attends
such an event and the image of law enforcement is on display.
The Handler is responsible to report for the exercises on time. S/he may be
excluded from further participation in a competition for failure to report.
During any WPO competition a participant is expected to wear a Departmental
uniform. A number may be issued to identify each participant.
The WPO is performed off-leash. The leash shall be stowed such that it could
not be grabbed by a perpetrator in deployment. This might be in a pocket, for
example, but may not be looped over a shoulder. Only one collar may be worn
and it shall be of a choke-chain variety. No unusual or special collars may
be worn. In the Obedience phase, commands may be given by voice or hand
signal, but the Dog's name may not be used as a command. Points shall be
deducted for an additional command and only one additional command may be
given. No points may be awarded for a Patrol Dog that requires more than two
commands to perform a task. Excessively loud or multiple commands are
unprofessional and are considered faulty. Any command may be repeated at the
Handler's discretion, but points will be deducted. Exercises may be repeated
only at the discretion of the Judge.
The exercises shall be demonstrated in their prescribed order. No exercise
may be omitted. In the event a Patrol Dog does not perform an exercise, no
points shall be awarded for that entire exercise. An example is attempting to
skip the Jump & Stand exercise.
The Patrol Dog Handler may issue a protest but only prior to the announcement
of the score. The protest shall then be delivered in writing to the presiding
Judge for a decision.
There are certain prerequisites for a WPO competition:
Performance Objectives
Tracking
The Track shall be at least 600 paces long and aged about 60 minutes prior to
deployment. It shall consist of four legs, three 90 degree turns, and four
items of evidence placed along the track. One object shall be placed at the
midpoint of legs 1 - 3 and one at the end.
Obedience/Agility
Long Down
All Dogs are muzzled for this exercise. The Judge shall instruct each Handler
to heel the Dog in a single file to a predetermined location. Upon arrival,
the Handlers shall make a right turn so that the Dogs are parallel. The Dogs
shall be commanded to down simultaneously. The Judge shall now instruct the
Handlers to leave their Dogs at a fast pace and go out of sight. The Dogs
shall be left in the down position for five minutes. After that the Judge
shall instruct the Handlers to return to their Dogs. Upon arriving at the
Dogs, the Handlers shall remain standing until instructed to command the Dogs
to heel. When the Dog sits the exercise is finished. If any Dog removes its
muzzle during the exercise, it is expected to remain in the down position.
Heeling Pattern
The Handler shall report to the Judge before beginning this exercise. The Dog shall then heel beside the Handler through a predetermined pattern. During the pattern a right-, left-, and a "Quick-About" turn shall be demonstrated. At the midpoint of each leg of the pattern a sit, stand, and down shall be demonstrated. The Handler shall halt beside the Dog as each is shown. This pattern shall be performed at a normal pace and then again at a fast pace. Of special importance is that the Handler shall walk at least five paces after each Quick-About Turn before changing paces.
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Behavior in a Crowd & Test for Gunsureness
The Dog shall heel beside its Handler as s/he walks in serpentine fashion through a group of four persons. The group shall be walking slowly, about 10 feet apart, and parallel to each other. At some point during the second time through, the Handler shall halt beside one of the persons such that the Dog is immediately next to an individual. When the Handler halts, the group shall halt also. The Dog shall show no unusual attention to the person beside whom it is sitting. The Dog shall then heel beside its Handler as s/he exits the group and walks away. At a distance of about 20 paces, two simulated gunshots shall be discharged from a 9mm or .38 blank gun. The Dog shall remain under control as this occurs. The exercise shall conclude when the Handler has gone another 10 steps after the shots and halts. Gunshy Dogs shall be dismissed from the competition at this point.
Stand in Motion, Down/Sit from a Distance
The Dog shall heel beside its Handler in a straight line. After about 20 paces the Handler shall command the Dog to stand. The Handler shall continue forward, without breaking stride, for at least another 20 paces. S/he shall then stop, turn, and face the Dog. After about three seconds, the Dog shall be commanded to assume a down position. After a few more moments the Dog shall be commanded to sit. After a few more moments, the Handler shall return to the Dog. It shall remain sitting as the Handler walks to the Heel position.
Down in Motion with Recall
The Dog shall heel beside its Handler at a fast pace. After a minimum of 20 paces the Dog shall be commanded to assume a down position. The Handler shall continue running for another 20 paces, halt, and face the Dog. After a minimum of three seconds the Dog shall be commanded to a front position. The Dog shall return at top speed and sit immediately in front of the Handler. After about three seconds, the Dog shall be commanded to assume the Heel position, ending the exercise.
Jumping and Standing
The Handler and Dog shall assume a heel position at an appropriate distance from a metal fence-type obstacle that is about 39 inches (1 meter) high and five feet wide. The Dog shall be commanded to jump over the obstacle and then commanded to stand in place. After a minimum of three seconds, the Handler shall walk to the Dog and command it to heel, without breaking stride. The Handler shall then walk away from the obstacle at least five paces and halt.
Jumping and Retrieving
The Handler shall obtain a dumbbell and hold it in the hand as s/he and the Dog assume a heel position in front of an obstacle. This obstacle shall be about 39 inches high (1 meter) and five feet wide, built to resemble a hedge. The Dog shall remain in position as the Handler tosses the dumbbell over the hedge. After a short pause, the Dog shall be commanded to jump over and then to retrieve the dumbbell. The Dog shall jump over, retrieve, and jump back over as it presents the dumbbell in a front position. When commanded, the Dog shall release it, and upon further command go to a heel position. If the dumbbell inadvertently tumbles to the side of the hedge obstacle when tossed, the Handler may ask the Judge for one re-toss. The Dog is to remain at its sit position while the Handler picks up the object.
Climbing and Standing
The Handler and Dog assume a position in front of a wall. The wall shall be inclined ("A" frame) and at least six feet high. When commanded, the Dog shall climb the wall. As the Dog descends, it shall be commanded to stand in position. After a minimum of three seconds it shall be commanded to climb back over the wall. Upon executing the return climb it shall present itself in front of the Handler. After a pause, it shall then be commanded to assume a heel position. After the conclusion of this exercise the Handler shall leash the Dog, report to the Judge and await the score.
Apprehension
Noteworthy Information
The Apprehension phase of the WPO Trial is of particular importance. These are the exercises which display, through simulation, the Service Dog behaviors which are the most technical and carry the greatest liability. Throughout the Apprehension phase, the Dog should exhibit professional behavior, enthused and energetic, yet disciplined. Further, the Dog should perform within the recognized constraints associated with the "Use of Force." While the Tracking and Obedience phases have many similarities with the performances of civilian dogs, the Apprehension phase contains elements that are uniquely associated with law enforcement or military applications. Therefore, the mind-set of the Handlers and Dogs is expected to be consistent with these elements. The WPO Trial is not just a sporting event for trained dogs, but rather, a competitive display of Service Dogs in deployment mode performing in simulated scenarios. During all the exercises, a Handler is expected to exhibit appropriate professionalism when obvious safety issues are encountered. For example, s/he should not walk between the Dog and the Suspect when the Dog is in a Guarding mode. The Judge shall halt any exercise if the Dog exhibits unprofessional behavior, to include:
Suspect Search
The Handler shall position the Dog on the boundary of a predetermined search area. The Dog shall be directed by voice or signal to conduct a systematic area search. The Dog shall search all six hiding spots, exhibiting a "Clear As You Go" demeanor. Slight searching to the rear is not faulty. Should the Patrol Dog search an alternate spot, such as the A-Frame, it is not faulty and may be considered one of the six mandatory searches. The use of a low volume whistle is permitted. The Handler shall remain on the center line of the search area while the Dog is deployed. While in the search area, the Dog shall encounter an individual simulating an innocent person who inadvertently happens to be in the search area. At the moment the Dog makes the find, the Handler shall halt. Refer to the diagrams below for clarification.
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Detaining and Indicating
The Dog shall respond to the (innocent) person's submissive behavior by Detaining him/her without physical contact. Optimal distance is 1-2 meters. It shall indicate to the Handler a find has been made by barking intensely, simulating "Calling For Backup." The person shall be absolutely submissive during this encounter. Refer to the diagrams below for clarification.
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After the Dog has indicated for a minimum of 10 seconds the Handler shall move
to a marked position about 10 yards from the location. If a Dog does not
Detain, the Handler shall go immediately to the marker. When the Handler
arrives at the marker, the Suspect shall be commanded to remain motionless and
the Dog shall be commanded to assume a backup position and guard the
Perpetrator. Refer to the diagrams below for clarification.
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When the Dog assumes this posture, the Handler shall move closer to a 5 yard
marker. Here, the Dog shall be commanded to the Heel position, and then to a
Down position. Refer to the diagrams below for clarification.
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The person shall be ordered to step out and raise his/her hands The Patrol
Dog is evaluated for five paces as the person walks away, for control sake.
Refer to the diagrams below for clarification.
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The Dog shall remain alert as the Handler conducts a weapons frisk.
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The Handler shall now search the location, return to the Dog, apologize for
the mistaken identity, and dismisses him/her. Refer to the diagrams below for clarification.
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Surveillance and Apprehension
The Handler and Dog shall now assume a Surveillance Position at the barricade where the innocent person was found. This surveillance shall consist of the Patrol Dog in the Heel position beside its kneeling Handler. The Patrol Dog shall remain calm and alert. A person representing a criminal suspect shall appear about 80-100 yards away. The Dog shall remain quiet as the Handler issues two Departmental announcements. The person shall flee at that point and the Handler shall send the Dog to apprehend. Refer to the diagrams below for clarification.
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Handler Defense
This exercise shall take place during the transport of the Surveillance and Apprehension phase. The Handler and Dog shall transport the arrestee along a predetermined route. The final leg of the route shall be parallel to and not more than six feet out from the barricades. As the Handler and Dog move past a predetermined spot a hidden accomplice suddenly attempts to ambush the Handler. The Dog shall defend its Handler without hesitation by engaging in strong combat. The perpetrator shall be armed with a simulated weapon, a flexible reed stick. At some point during the combat s/he shall strike the Dog twice sharply on the less sensitive parts of its body. This is to test its Courage, Hardness, and Combat drive. If the Dog releases when struck it must immediately and intense lyre-engage. Dogs that refuse to defend their Handlers are excused from the WPO Trial at this point. The Dog shall continue in combat until the Handler commands the perpetrator to cease and s/he complies. A control command for the Patrol Dog is permitted. At this point the Dog shall assume a quiet and alert backup position during the suspect's frisk, arrest, and remand to a backup officer. Refer to the diagram below for clarification.
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Recapture Escapee
During Handler Defense, the first arrestee takes the opportunity to attempt an escape. S/he shall walk at first and then run at the moment the accomplice is remanded. After remanding the accomplice, the Handler returns to the Patrol Dog and commands it to Heel. After five steps s/he shall deploy the Patrol Dog to recapture the escapee. These five steps are only to establish the level of control the Handler has over the Dog. The Dog shall pursue the escapee and prevent further escape by engaging in strong combat. The Handler shall also pursue at top speed. When the Handler arrives at a distance of at least 10 paces, the Handler shall command the escapee to cease and the Dog shall be commanded to assume a backup position. Refer to the diagram below for clarification.
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Procedures for WPO Exercises
Tracking
Obedience/Agility
Apprehension
Judging WPO Exercises
General Judging Criteria
Tracking
Obedience/Agility
Apprehension
WPO TRACKING SCORESHEET
Dog _________________________ Handler ______________________ Date ____________
Dept _________________________________________ State _________________________
Diagram of the Track
Exercise - MAX - PTS - Remarks, Comments
Leg #1 - 16 - -
Evid #1 - 6 - -
Turn #1 - 4 - -
Leg #2 - 16 - -
Evid #2 - 6 - -
Turn #2 - 4 - -
Leg #3 - 16 - -
Evid #3 - 6 - -
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Leg #4 - 16 - -
Evid #4 - 6 - -
Total - 100 - -
WPO Judge _________________________ Signature ________________________________
WPO OBEDIENCE SCORESHEET
Dog _________________________ Handler ______________________ Date ____________
Dept _________________________________________ State _________________________
Exercise - MAX - PTS -
Long Down - 5 - -
Heeling Normal- 4 - -
Sit - 2 - -
Stand - 2 - -
Down - 2 - -
Heeling Fast - 4 - -
Sit - 2 - -
Stand - 2 - -
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Group - 5 - -
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Stand - 6 - -
Down - 4 - -
Sit - 8 - -
Pickup - 2 - -
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Recall - 4 - -
Finish - 2 - -
Jump - 4 - -
Stand - 4 - -
Pickup - 2 - -
Jump - 3 - -
Jump - 3 - -
Retrieve - 8 - -
Finish - 2 - -
Climb - 4 - -
Stand - 4 - -
Climb - 4 - -
Finish - 2 - -
- - -
- - -
Total - 100 - -
WPO Judge _________________________ Signature ________________________________
WPO APPREHENSION SCORESHEET
Dog _________________________ Handler ______________________ Date ____________
Dept _________________________________________ State _________________________
Exercise - MAX - PTS -
Suspect Search - 6 - -
Detain - 5 - -
Indicate - 4 - -
Release - 2 - -
Frisk - 2 - -
Dismiss - 1 - -
Surveillance - 3 - -
Pursuit - 4 - -
Detain - 8 - -
Indicate - 4 - -
Release - 4 - -
Frisk - 2 - -
Transport - 5 - -
Handler Defense- 15 - -
Release - 5 - -
Frisk - 2 - -
Remand - 2 - -
Heel - 5 - -
Pursuit - 4 - -
Recapture - 10 - -
Release - 5 - -
Transport - 2 - -
- - -
- - -
Total - 100 - -
WPO Judge _________________________ Signature ________________________________
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