In the dog world, certifications would be success with working dogs, whether training in bed bug detection or search and rescue, or even advanced titles on competitive sports dogs. My nose work trainer does Search and Rescue with her malinois for over 15 years and she trains detection dogs, and I wouldn't completely trust anyone not experienced in this stuff. I don't mean just going through "dog school", those are pretty useless! LolOriginally Posted by PitOnTheProwl
Not defending him but this is always a thing I cant help but laugh about. "Certifications" or paper given to one person by another person deeming them knowledgeable. Hands on knowledge and observation means more in my eyes than paper
I know a bunch of technicians but I am proud to be a real world live mechanic also know as a Grease Monkey
This could go on and on with this but I would rather gain knowledge from people that have actual hands on experience than from anyone that has studied it.
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