Podcasts about police k9 handler

Send us a Text Message.Gary was kind enough to come over and hang out. I'm so glad he did. 27.5 years of service in a legacy family. He forgot to mention it (Nerves) but his son is now on the department, so that's 3 generations who have served the City of Tucson.I'm anxious for you all to hear how Gary's career (Patrol, Bikes, Vice, SWAT, and K9) turned out. He served with honor, had a few tough times but left on his terms and has made a pretty good run of being semi-retired. He plays in a band called Southern Reins and runs a residential and commercial electrical company.Turn him up, enjoy the show!Come see me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/choir.practice.94 or on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/cp_sfaf/

On today's Zero Limits Podcast I chat with former NSW Police K9 Handler Paul Zubcic.Paul was born in Queensland however soon moving at a young age down to the NSW South Coast. After finishing school Paul went to University and completed a bachelor in Business Administration however had set his sights on becoming a Police Officer. Paul joined the NSW Police in 2012 and first posting was to City Central LAC. Up until joining the K-9 unit Paul became a weapons trainer, OSG Officer and OSG trainer. After a few years Paul passed testing and training to become a K9 Handler for NSW Police. When the covid 19 pandemic was in full swing the Australian government placed mandatory vaccine mandates on all front line workers. However Paul with 52 other officers declined the vaccinations and he was dismissed from the police in 2021 for not obeying a reasonable direction. Upon leaving the police  Paul started his own dog training business Summerland Dog Training, where he specialises in teaching Police Dog disciplines to the civilian market. Tracking, Man work and obedience.  Website - www.zerolimitspodcast.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/zero.limits.podcast/?hl=en

A Riverside County Sheriff K9 Handler is under investigation for animal abuse after the deputy was caught on camera throwing the dog to the ground after his dog turned and bit him while on a call. Community members are calling for the deputy to be fired, and prosecuted for animal abuse. This is our breakdown of the incident. ----------

Today we sit down with former Police K9 Handler and trainer, and decoy extraordinaire Josh Kirby! Josh is also the owner and head of Kirby K9 who makes ALL kinds of K9 gear for dogs, handlers and trainers!!

Your Working Dog Radio hosts, Eric @vanessk9 & Ted @ted_summers, sit down with⁣ Street Cop Training, All Things K9 course Instructor and Police K9 Handler, Josh Brainard. ⁣ The gents get into what it was like to get into K9 by working at one of the largest police and military kennels in the world, and then what it was like to have many different jobs there, including a supervisor position- training, handling, and decoying dogs. Josh oversaw several training programs and imprinted working dogs in narcotics, detection, and tracking. Josh also contracted as an Explosives Detection Handler at major events like Cincinnati Bengals NFL games. As a police officer, Josh is a K9 handler and is currently teamed with a dual purpose K9. Since 2017, Josh has been assigned to his department's Criminal Interdiction Unit as a K9 Handler, as well as their Street Crimes Unit and High Risk Tracking Team. Josh and his partner have tracked and apprehended several dangerous individuals and are responsible for many significant seizures of drugs, firearms, and hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash. Josh has thousands of hours of K9 training and is a graduate of several renowned K9 Tactical Tracking schools as well as Advanced Scent Detection, K9 Trailing, and K9 Imprinting courses. Josh also has a resume stocked full of Criminal Interdiction training. Josh and his partner have been medalists at the American Working Dogs K9 Olympics numerous times and Josh was named Top Cop at his agency in 2017. Instructor Josh Brainard has trained hundreds of working dogs and is currently the lead K9 trainer at his police agency. Josh Brainard comes to Street Cop with significant knowledge on police working dogs and how they can enhance our missions! As an All Things K9 Course Instructor, Josh gives current K9 handlers a fresh perspective and deeper understanding of all things K9. This class helps officers better understand how police working dogs function, and explains how to interact more efficiently alongside K9 Teams. Supervisors gain a better understanding of how to support these valuable resources and prevent liability against their units. For those police officers with aspirations to become a K9 handler, this class gives them a jump start to understand the science of the craft! Course attendees learn about K9 narcotics sniffs of vehicles, currency, parcels, buildings, and open areas. This course also explores the use of a K9 in high-risk vehicle stops, tracking, trailing and open area searches for suspects. Instructor Brainard talks about the use of perimeters for containment, as well as collecting, preserving, and presenting scent evidence as it relates to manhunts. Real deployment videos are shown to explain how suspects were located and narcotics were seized. If you can't attend the class, be sure to listen to this episode, it's packed full of good training tips!! All Things K-9 streetcoptraining.com Follow him on Instagram at @joshbrainard_sct Watch the episode on Youtube by clicking here  

Training Rescue Dogs To Be Service Animals. Plus, His Experience as a Police and Military K9 Contractor, Combat and His Own PTSD Recovery. They also train rescue dogs to assist with other issues. Brett Simon from Big Dog Ranch Rescue, in Palm Beach County Florida is our guest. He has many years service as a Police K9 Handler and then years as a Military Combat Contractor K9 handling and training in combat zones. Brett shares his own PTSD recovery story and his trauma experience.  Be sure to Like and Follow us on Facebook. If you enjoy the Law Enforcement Today Radio Show and Podcast, please tell a friend or two, or three about it. Big Dog Ranch Rescue is the largest Cage-Free, NO-KILL dog rescue in the United states. They do phenomenal rescue work throughout the US and now train rescue dogs to be PTSD Service Dogs for Veterans and First Responders. Interested in being a guest, sponsorship or advertising opportunities send an email to the host and producer of the show jay@lawenforcementtoday.com. Follow us on MeWe, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook.  In the Clubhouse app look for and follow @LetRadioShow. Check out the Clubhouse: Drop In Audio Chat App for free. It is social audio, think of truly interactive talk radio. Be sure to become a member of our club for free, LET Radio and Podcast.  Background song Hurricane is used with permission from the band Dark Horse Flyer. Never miss out on an episode of the Law Enforcement Today Podcast, AND be automatically entered in all future contests. Simply subscribe for our free email newsletter, never more than 2 issues a week sent out. Click here and scroll down about half way.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys sit down with Jake and discuss one of the best information sources for handlers, the Face Book "LEO Canine Discussion" page.  There are over 6000 people sharing information (5000 handlers) that covers training, equipment, deployments, videos, and anything that has to do with being a Police K9 Handler.  Check it out!!!!   

In Episode 4 Nick and Tyler talk to Matt, a Police K9 Handler. Matt talks about training a Pheasant Hunting dog using the obedience tactics he has learned as a Police K9 handler. Matt brings stories from the street to the field.

Detective Holly McMannus is a K-9 Handler with the St. Francis Police Department. Her K9 partner is a German Shepherd named “Bane.” In this episode of the Go Law Enforcement Podcast, Detective McMannus talks about what K9 handlers do, some events where Bane’s skills were successfully used, and she will provide advice for anyone interested in becoming a K9 handler. At the end of the Interview, Detective McMannus will introduce us to “K9 Bane.” You’ll want to stick around and hear what K9 Bane has to say .Learn More about How to Become a K9 HandlerSee K9 Bane's Facebook page

Join The Top Dog Show team as they welcome Heather who is a Police K9 Handler for Santa Paula Police Department in California. Heathers partner is a black German Shepherd named K9 Django who is a dual purpose patrol and narcotics dog. Come and have fun with this crew as they lay some smack talk on each other, learn Australian lingo and talk about the K9 world.The Santa Paula Police Department relies on donations, so if you are able to help the SPPD K9 unit with donations or anything please contact via any of the below to find out how:K9 unit email - canine@spcity.orgK9 unit Instagram - sppd_k9_unitK9 unit Facebook - Santa Paula K9 UnitDjango's Instagram - sspdk9django

Join Mark & Emma as they talk with Officer Tanner Shea of the Red Bank Police Department in Jersey, USA. Tanner Shea is a Police K9 Handler working alongside K9 Eko who is a Belgian Malinois trained in patrol and narcotics detection. Learn all about this fun team and hear about Policing in Red Bank. Officer Tanner Shea also known as Sizzle has many hidden talents from 'cover boy' to free styling .. Join the fun on The Top Dog Show!

Odor Thresholds and K9 Physiological response to odor. Mallory is completing her PHD with Dr. Nathan Hall. Mallory is conducting various canine scent detection research projects. We discuss these topics as well as a few others. This episode is sponsored by: SILVER STATE K9 (PILB#1147) Silver State K9 offers Handler and Trainer schools. Are you a Police K9 Handler needing to get your K9 Trainer Certification we have classes available for you. Are you looking to become a handler, we offer K9 handler schools as well. K9 Supervisor Class Sept 23rd to 25th www.silverstatek9.com HITS K9 Conference Nation's largest K9 conference August 13th to 16th in Chicago www.hitsk9.net

Media Nite Radio welcomes to the airwaves CEO, Christopher Dancel of IV Pitstop, Inc.  We will discuss this new inventive way to replenish the body on the go for extreme athletes Mr. Dancel is an avid Superbike Track Day enthusiast and has attended many track days in California. During these events he, frequently found that staying hydrated was quite difficult—consuming enough liquids to prevent dehydration left him feeling bloated, which was extremely uncomfortable in the tight leather protective suit. On a particularly hot day at Big Willows in Lancaster, the combined heat from his bike and the reflective heat from the asphalt was extremely tolling. He moved into the pits in attempt to cool off and reenergize. As he sat in a chair, rehydrating from the ride, a solution occurred to him: IV rehydration. Through his experience a Police K9 Handler, he was familiar with the IV rehydration process; the method is used to relieve officers who endure heat exhaustion on the job. To determine whether this alternative method would work at racing events, he consulted with a close friend and physician, then tried the method at his next racing event. The result: he felt more comfortable physically and did not suffer from dehydration symptoms he encountered at previous races. Thus, IV Pit Stop was created.