Dog handlers and trainers in the police forces and the military often have their own associations for sharing experiences and ideas.
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Membership is open to former and current Combat Team members.
Canine Accelerant Detection Association. This forum is for trainers and handlers of accelerant (arson) detecting dogs.
Members can access a case law hotline and details are given of training events and seminars.
Training articles are provided, as well as certification standards and an honour roll.
Information and membership is available to anyone associated with law enforcement and public safety.
Membership details are given with sponsorship information and a picture gallery.
Providing assistance with ongoing education and certification.
Seminars and merchandise are offered, and members can submit an official Bloodhound Search Report.
Officers in the US and other countries provide workshop details, an Honor Roll and an Information Letter.
Unit photographs are featured, along with a newsletter and list of current events.
Member states and provinces include Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia, Canada.
Members in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia and the District of Columbia are offered certification, evaluations and seminars.
News stories are published, there are photograph galleries and a chat room, and e-mails can be sent to units serving abroad.
Members are offered workshops in narcotic, explosive and accelerant detection. US based.
Members can access a message board and a list of events.
Competition details and a newsletter are provided for members in California, Nevada, Idaho and Oregon.
Competition details and a newsletter are provided for members in California, Nevada, Idaho and Oregon.
Canine Accelerant Detection Association. This forum is for trainers and handlers of accelerant (arson) detecting dogs.
Members are offered workshops in narcotic, explosive and accelerant detection. US based.
Membership is open to former and current Combat Team members.
Members can access a case law hotline and details are given of training events and seminars.
Providing assistance with ongoing education and certification.
News stories are published, there are photograph galleries and a chat room, and e-mails can be sent to units serving abroad.
Officers in the US and other countries provide workshop details, an Honor Roll and an Information Letter.
Membership details are given with sponsorship information and a picture gallery.
Training articles are provided, as well as certification standards and an honour roll.
Members can access a message board and a list of events.
Members in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia and the District of Columbia are offered certification, evaluations and seminars.
Member states and provinces include Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia, Canada.
Seminars and merchandise are offered, and members can submit an official Bloodhound Search Report.
Information and membership is available to anyone associated with law enforcement and public safety.
Unit photographs are featured, along with a newsletter and list of current events.
