Competing with his dynamic Belgian Malinois, Ruin, Hassen not only secured the overall championship but also earned high score honors in the protection portion, showcasing unmatched control and intensity under pressure. The PSA World Championships, held, drew elite handlers from around the globe for this pinnacle event in working dog sports. Level 3 represents the sport's highest challenge, demanding flawless obedience, agility, and tactical protection skills amid escalating distractions and threats. Hassen and Ruin's routine blended razor-sharp commands with explosive drive, earning judges' praise for its seamless execution and unbreakable bond.
This win is a testament to the Sit Means Sit philosophy-results through relationship, said Hassen, a veteran trainer with over two decades of experience shaping police K9 units and family companions alike. Ruin's heart and our shared prep made the difference. Huge shoutout to my team, including Khoi Pham, for the grind behind the scenes. Hassen's victory builds on a storied resume, including his 2022 PSA 3rd Place in National Championship in Level 3. As a sought-after speaker and innovator in e-collar training, he continues to elevate standards for professional and everyday dog handlers worldwide.
For more on Fred Hassen's programs or to book a seminar, visit sitmeanssit.com or follow @fredhassen on Instagram. About Sit Means Sit Dog Training Founded by Fred Hassen in 1999, Sit Means Sit is North America's premier dog training franchise, specializing in obedience, behavior modification, and working dog development. With locations coast-to-coast, the brand empowers dogs and owners to thrive through innovative, distraction-proof techniques.
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