The contrast in this title is a reminder about context, not a universal description of protection work. An exercise demonstrates something about its own setup, not every location or circumstance. Our preferred review records the relevant environment and boundaries. When those conditions change, the team should not assume an earlier result settles the new question.
The public article is not a guide to conducting close-contact exercises. Such work requires qualified supervision and appropriate safeguards. The professional lesson is narrower: be precise about what the record supports, and avoid promising performance outside that evidence.
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Sources & Editorial Notes
This edition presents the author's perspective. No external supporting references are listed.
Perspective & evidence limits
Article context
The limits of generalizing from one distance or environment.
Evidence limits
The distances in the title are a discussion contrast, not validated thresholds or a description of every protection assignment.
Experience and interpretation are distinguished from independently established findings. This note does not certify a method or establish deployment suitability.
Educational reading, not individual legal, veterinary or operational advice. References provide context; they do not imply endorsement of K1K9 or its methods.
