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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Oakland, FL
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I swear, this is awesome. A select few of us in training were invited to train our dogs with the city police dept. We went to abandoned warehouses. The training officer (bad guy) ran off about 15min ahead of the tracking officer (good guy). We were told to hold our dogs in the back, but as soon as the tracking officer passed us, we could run behind with our dogs and follow his lead. most of us opted not to do that, since we didnt know if there was broken glass and nails out there. After that we went into one of the buildings and did some bitework there using downed light fixtures as noises and the echos, etc.
Finally, we went back to the presinct office and did a little training in the locker room...where the helper hid and the dogs searched and did a bark and hold. Aspen isnt there yet, so we did more observation....I was putting him in lond stays while the commotion was going on. Soon, he will be able to participate more. Lastly, we did obsticle courses in the back of the dept. There were hurtles and window holes to jump through. It's fun. Pretty soon we will be going to the state training that they do quarterly. It's awesome to watch. Here's a vid of part of the day. The fastest time through this course was 4 min 23 sec...
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Oakland, FL
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Sheer luck I guess. My dog trainer does things with the police and occassionally he asks if a couple of us want to attend. I have gone a few times. It is fun. I now have one of his pups (fostering) that I am training in protection. He has completly difference drive/energy then Aspen.
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