2019 Feb/Mar – Issue 54

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In This Issue:

  • K-9 Training: Important Points on Clicker Training by Maurice Regan
  • K-9 Training: Team Survival After Reality Sets In by Denny Kunkel
  • K-9 Spotlight: Gilpin County Homicide Case – Credits: Detective Kat Ferguson, Ada County (ID) Sheriff’s Office, Investigators Bon Enney & Jeff Collins, Gilpin County (CO) Sheriff’s Office
  • Bitework: Table Training Version 2.0 by James Parker
  • K-9 Advice & Opinion: The K-9 Handler Mindset: Quiet Confidence, Safety On/Action Ready by Bob Poole
  • K-9 Advice & Opinion: The Dog’s Nose, an excerpt from Vi Hummel Shaffer’s book K-9 Teams reprinted by permission from Dog Training Press
  • K-9 Advice & Opinion: Duty Cycle: How Long Can Your Dog Work? by Mark Mathis (ret) Grand Rapids (MI) PD
  • K-9 Advice & Opinion: Understanding Detection Dog Training and Applied Standards by David Bates
  • Legal: Illinois Changes Police Drug Detection Dog Certification and Enacts New Laws by Michael Kmiecik of Sheepdog Guardian Consulting, LLC
  • K-9 Advice & Opinion: Light Sticks: A Valuable K-9 Tool by Jimmie Davenport (ret) Austin (TX) PD
  • K-9 Healthcare & Conditioning: Fibrotic Myopathy by Ann Yowell, DVM of Bear Creek Veterinary Hospital (NC)

Editor’s Top Picks

Cover photo bySgt. Charlie Simmons, Jefferson County (CO) Sheriff’s Office – Badges Across America Deputy K. Fosler & K-9 Jessie – Jefferson County (CO) Sheriff’s Office

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K-9 TEAM The dog is neither tool nor toy. You are partners giving each other advice. Each brings something to the work that the other doesn’t have and cannot do alone. – author unknown
Officer Chris Cass & K-9 Tyton, Independence (IA) PD, Photo by: Charlie McCardle