Reading False Indications

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Reading False Indications — Application

Curated 90-minute webinar with Vadim Likholetov on Saturday 25 July 2026, 11:00 EEST. Apply for a seat. Approved applicants receive an invitation to register at €25 flat. ~3 minutes to complete.

Email *

Full name *

Email address *

Used for invitation, recording delivery, and the checklist.

Country / city *

Helps frame timezone and the live Q&A.

Your role *

Active operational SAR handler

Sport SAR (IPO-R / IRO) handler

Instructor / club lead

Helper / decoy

Mixed / multiple of the above

Years of dog training experience *

0–2 years

3–5 years

6–10 years

10+ years

Your current dog(s) — breed, age, training stage, discipline (detection / tracking / rubble / area) *

~3 lines. e.g. 'Mali female, 4y, IRO N3 in training, rubble detection.'

What does the false indication look like? *

Indicates where there's no target odor at all

Indicates a real odor, but not the target (contact / similar / animal odor)

Indicates the same object or spot every time, regardless of odor

Indicates correctly, but I keep scoring it false (forgotten / contaminated hides)

Not sure which — that's why I'm applying

Other:

Describe one specific case. *

Be concrete. e.g. 'Mali indicates the third boot in every lineup whether it's hot or cold; on rubble she alerts at the wall edge, not the source.' This feeds the live diagnosis.

When it happens, what do you do now — and what changes after? *

The qualifying question. 'I correct her' or 'I restart' tells us how you read the type today.

Anything else Vadim should know about your context?

Send me a copy of my responses.

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