K9s Talking Scents

Episode #91 "Trainers in Cars" with Laure Hanouna of Chein Zen.  Laure is a Dog Trainer, and Nosework Handler and Trainer based in Switzerland.  Laure works with teams in France and Switzerland helping grow Nosework around Europe.  Her experience came initially working and training dogs in Bed Bug Detection, then got into Pet Obedience training and later Nosework.In this interview we talk about similarities and differences between Nosework in the US and Europe.  We talk about the growth of the sport and things for those getting into Nosework to consider as they start this fun journey.You can find Laure here at https://chienzen.ch/For all things Detection Dog and to get your K9s Talking Scents Swag go to http://www.fordk9.com

Jens Frank, a world renowned Detection, Tracking and Laser Directional Trainer, discusses topics such as adaptability, learning from past mistakes, the value of diverse tools and experiences as a trainer, primary reinforcers in dog training, the popularity of tracking dog sports in Europe, unique training exercises and detection dog games, the importance of writing down dog observations, setting goals for training dogs, and the renaissance of detection dog training.

Episode #89 This is a new group of Trainers for Trainers Jam and this time we cover Lessons we have learned as we have progressed in our journey.  Mike Nezbeth, Mike Lilley and Carlos Ramirez sit down and share their knowledge and experience.  You can find them at the following links.http://www.grassrootsk9.comhttp://www.mlk9.comhttp://www.carlosramirezk9.comAnd for everything Detection Dogs and your K9s Talking Scents SWAG got visit http://www.fordk9.com

Episode #88 In this podcast I sit down with the owners of Kynotec (Florian and Chris) and we talk Police K9s, views of K9 programs, what are differences in programs in the US and Europe and how they train and evaluate dogs in detection in Austria.  We cover various view points and why they created the system they use today.You can find Florian on Instagram @kynotecTo find everything Detection Dogs go visit http://www.fordk9.com 

This Episode is just a fun sit down where as trainers we have discussions on various training topics, experiences, our own questions and some funny stories.Netflix show we talk about is the Series "Explained" Please, comment like and give us a review.For all things Detection Dog go visit http://www.fordk9.com 

In this episode I interview well know Dog Trainer Forrest Micke.  Forrest is most well known for his video on Leerburg called the Heeler's Toolbox.  Forrest is a graduate of the Tom Rose and Michael Ellis School for Dog Trainers.  He has a wonderful diverse background in dog training and a great perspective in working with people and their dogs.You can find Forrest on Instagram @forrestmickeFor everything Detection Dog learning go visit www.fordk9.com 

In this Episode we speak with well known multi talented Trainer and Photographer Sara Brueske of ZoomDog Training.  You can go learn more about Sara and what she offers by visiting her website http://www.zoomdogtraining.com To learn more about all things Detection Dogs, go visit http://www.fordk9.com

This Episode was done at the CNCA Conference when I got to sit down and cover some HOT topics in the drug dog handler world.  Do Dogs really hit on THC? Can dogs be proofed off Marijuana? Should Handlers not train their dogs on Fentanyl? All this and more!!!To learn more about Detection dogs with online classes and seminars and at our school, go visit http://www.fordk9.com 

In this Episode I sit down with Tony Tran who is the K9 Manager for the Venetian Casino K9 Program.  Many people want to know how to get in to K9 if you were not a dog handler as a Cop or in the Military.  Tony was just like you and we talk about his experience and what it has taken to get him to where he is.  We also talk about what it is like to be a K9 Handler on the Las Vegas strip.  Tony covers his training experiences, lessons learned and how he is growing as a Trainer and Manager.  So for those who want to get into K9, this is a great example.To lean more about all things Detection Dogs and for Online classes and Seminars, go visit http://www.fordk9.com

Dr. Mary E. Cablk is a subject matter expert in detection and Search and Rescue K9. In her research, she draws upon knowledge from multiple fields such as olfaction, analytical chemistry, learning, cognitive and industrial/occupational psychology, forensics, spatial analysis, pattern analysis, and image processing. Her interests focus on transforming qualitative observation into quantitative data and combining multiple input data types to solve complex challenges related to detection, in a field setting. Her research and expertise has taken her around the world where she has addressed audiences and worked with colleagues on landmine detection, wildlife detection, recovery of human remains, and search and rescue, among others. She works closely with relevant agencies and organizations on the development and implementation of credentialing and standards for canine teams in a variety of disciplines. Dr. Cablk has been instrumental in developing a Ph.D. program in forensic anthropology at the University of Nevada Reno, where she is an adjunct professor and mentors graduate students. She is an auxiliary deputy with several county Sheriff Offices in the State of Nevada and is a resource to the State of California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services. You can contact Dr. Cablk Topdog@detectionsciencesolutions.com