Organizational information

• During the course, all trainees will comply with the Course Regulations.
• Classes will be theoretical and practical, both at night and during the day.
• During the course, all trainees will undergo psychological, cynotechnical, and physical fitness evaluations.
• Trainees’ dogs must be at least 5 months old; breed, sex, size, and color do not matter, but the dog must show non-violent behavior toward animals and people.
• Dogs must have an identification chip implanted.
• Dogs that show unpredictable or uncontrollable reactions, or fear of darkness, fire, thunder, heights, or loud noises are NOT recommended.
• The handler is fully responsible for any damage caused by their dog.
• Each participant, including the instructors, must wear clothing appropriate to the area.
• It is not mandatory for all trainees to bring dogs with them.
• Accommodation, meal, transportation, and other expenses are covered by each participant individually.
• Veterinary and medical checks will be carried out at the start of and throughout the event.
• It is desirable, though not mandatory, for each trainee and their dog to present proof of life or accident insurance.
• It is desirable, though not mandatory, for each group of trainees and their dogs to have SAR equipment (canine and human). If several trainees come from the same city, club, or group, they may share a single set of SAR equipment (canine and human).
• Trainees assume the risks of the course at their own responsibility.
• By participating in this course, and with the trainee’s consent, the organizers may add them to their database.