The ability of the dog to distinguish threatening situations and from non-threatening situations. The willingness for the dog to trust their owner's judgment.The willingness of the dog to protect himself and his owner. The confidence level of the dog in unusual situations. The ability of the dog to interact with the world in a safe but stable manner.

AfAfter your dog passes the Obedience test, then it can proceed to the second part of the test which is the following

Exercise 1-

The dog starts the obedience exercises from a sitting positions at his owners side, Extra points for eye contact. He must heel with a loose lead down the path and do a right turn at the first pylon. Continue on to the next pillion and do a left turn, take 10paces and stop. Your dog should stop with you and automatically sit. Extra points for eye contact.

Then continue on then do a figure 8 through the next set of two pylons. After the figure 8 return back to the start and down your dog. Leave your dog and go behind the obstacle provided and remain there for 3minutes out of sight.

After 3minutes return to your dogs side and continue heeling on the path again .

Now continue on the path for the character evaluation.

Exercise 1-
A. Dog and handler walk along path casually. Stranger approaches handler and shakes his hand and engages in brief conversation. Stranger leaves.

A.    Dog and handler continue along path, stopping at a designated marker. At a distance of 40 feet ahead, helper crosses path wearing a raincoat and hood.

B.     Helper proceeds 15 feet toward the dog and handler, approaching in a suspicious manner

C.     Helper proceeds another 10 feet towards the dog, this time in a very aggressive threatening manner. The dog must show interest in the helper, bark, go out to end of lead in front ,show courage. He must not ever back up, cower, try to run or any other sign of flight and fear.