Military Working Dogs (MWD) Block 1 Practice Exam

The idea is to keep a broad, vigilant view of the surroundings while not obstructing the custodian. Positioning slightly behind the custodian lets you monitor approaches from the rear and flanks, giving you time to detect and respond to any hostile act before it reaches the funds. It also keeps the custodian’s line of sight clear and helps maintain a quick path to safety if needed. Standing directly in front can block the custodian’s view and create an easy line of attack from behind; beside the vault or at the far exit can limit your visibility and delay your response. The key is to stay ready to observe all angles while remaining close enough to intervene and guide the custodian to safety.