




Protection dog training is a high-stakes discipline. The dogs are valuable, the clients are high-profile, and the liability exposure is real. When a placement goes to court, when a security incident is investigated, when a client questions a dog's reliability — the training record is the first document examined. Most protection dog trainers have excellent standards. Most don't have excellent records. The training happens in the field, the notes go in a notebook or a phone, and by the time a record is needed for a serious reason, the data is scattered, inconsistent, or missing entirely. DogBase gives every session a structured, timestamped, attributable record — logged from your phone immediately after training, consistent across every handler and every location, exportable as professional documentation whenever it's needed. The record doesn't just prove what happened. It proves you ran a professional program.
"The record doesn't just prove what happened. It proves you ran a professional program."— Almog Koren, Founder & SAR K9 Handler




Define your own training types — obedience phases, protection scenarios, environmental exposure drills, bite work assessments, and reliability thresholds. Name the fields the way you name them. Score the way you score. DogBase makes your system structured and consistent.
Every handler logs to the same dog profile — training sessions, deployments, behavioral notes, and health data all attributed correctly regardless of who's on duty. When assignments change, the next handler picks up a complete history from day one.
Filter performance by scenario type, environment, handler, or distraction level — and compare across any combination. Spot if a dog's obedience reliability drops in specific conditions before a client or a deployment puts it to the test.
DogBase Groups lets protection programs collaborate with external trainers, decoys, evaluators, and receiving clients in shared environments. Assign sessions, track completions, and share records — without merging accounts or exposing your full program data.






