Description
In This Issue:
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6 | Tracking: The Start is the Most Difficult Part by Deborah Palman
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16 | Scent Detection: Shifting Focus from Traditional to Homemade Explosives Detection, Part 2 of 3 by Dr. Lauryn E. DeGreeff
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22 | K–9 Legal: Is it Time to Eliminate Marijuana Detection Canines? by John M. Peters, Attorney at Law
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34 | K–9 Advice & Opinion: “Panning for Gold” Theory of Police Canine Use by Mark Mathis
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42 | Featured K-9 Unit: St. Luke’s Health System in Idaho
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52 | Bitework: The Wall: Another Tool in Bite Development for the Police Service Dog by Kent Gregory, Photos by Yuri Bortchevsky
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62 | K–9 Advice & Opinion: Injured Suspect Issues: Best Practices, Common Sense by Brad Smith
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68 | K–9 Advice & Opinion: Vierordt’s Law by Cathy Crawmer
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72 | K–9 Healthcare & Conditioning: Chronic Canine Mobility Problems by Alexis Newman, DVM
Editor’s Top Picks
- CHAMELEON III MEDIUM | www.martinsystemshop.com – Distributed by www.elitek9.com
- Mobile Devices & Digital Media Training Kit | www.scentlogix.com
- 2020 K-9 Transport System | www.havis.com
- Field Guide to Dog First Aid | www.wildadvpress.com
- Metal Working Dog Signage | www.elitek9.com
- Scent Detection Wall Kit for K-9 BSD-3 | www.k-9bsd.com
- Leather or Jute Shamee on a Stick | www.elitek9.com
- Odor Print | www.pre-exp.com
Cover photo:
Steelton (PA) Police Department
Officer C. Webster & K-9 Noro
Photo Credit: Erik Larson
www.larsonsimages.com
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“Animals do speak, but only to those who know how to listen.” – author unknown
Constable Kelly Smith & Deputy Juma. Wood County Pct. 2 Constable – Mineola, TX
