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I hope this question doesn't seem too silly but it's a question I've thought about for a while now. I am a college
student getting my associates degree in criminal justice after having switched my degree of being a vet tech. So.
My goal has always been to become one of the very few female k9 officers out there. Now my question is..does
having any previous experience working with high drive dogs give you any special advantage at getting chosen?
For example if someone who has done IPO or has done PPD training for quite a while have any advantage over
the person who has zero experience with high drive dogs? Just curious.....
student getting my associates degree in criminal justice after having switched my degree of being a vet tech. So.
My goal has always been to become one of the very few female k9 officers out there. Now my question is..does
having any previous experience working with high drive dogs give you any special advantage at getting chosen?
For example if someone who has done IPO or has done PPD training for quite a while have any advantage over
the person who has zero experience with high drive dogs? Just curious.....