Noose pole — The noose poles described in the Trapping section of the Animal Defense chapter can be used to snare an unwary guard dog. Since many of these dogs are trained by “agitation,” frequently by waving a rag or burlap sack in their face, you should try to provoke them into grabbing a burlap sack offered on the end of a pole (illustration 9.5a). Once you have begun a tug-of-war with the dog, slip the noose over his neck and tighten (9.5b). Finally, pull the dog up to the fence, and secure him there with a sturdy piece of wire, a carabiner, or a heavy-duty leash clip (9.5c).
But someone comes and saves the pupper after the war, right?
RIGHT
The dog calms down and waits patiently for the security guard to do their rounds in the morning so they can have a drink of water and a comfy sleep.
edit: this is literally in the course material smh
When do they teach you to load up a bunch of mylar helium balloons in the back of your Buick and release them under an overhead power line before infiltrating the target location? Do they mention anything about throwing a hostage's shoe to draw out security personnel that are waiting to ambush you at the end of the hallway?
If you're not using a tranq gun for a stealth run you're literally just LARPing
Sounds like a half-measure tbh
shrimple!