Conservation Canines or “K-9s” are a unique tool to assist Fish and Game Law Enforcement in their investigations, apprehension of violators, and conducting search and rescue missions. Conservation Officers work with their canine partners conducting tracks, area searches, evidence detection, fish and wildlife detection, and search and rescue activities. We discuss different aspects of K-9 training and work in this episode including training with 4-H. This is Part 1 of a 2 part series and is dedicated to K-9 Ruby.
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Here’s What We Discuss:
- 4H Dog Club
- Breeds You Wouldn’t Think
- Dogs Save Lives
- A Podcast for Ruby
- Sight Hounds vs Blood Hounds
- Building Fundamentals
- How to Get 4-H Involved
- Lt William Boudreau – Leader of NH K-9
- Mark Hensel and Ruby
- Cora and Moxie Training
- The Handler
- Pomeranians
- Pinching Bank Robbers
- Helping other Agencies
- Every Monday Dedicated to K-9 Training
- Detection Dogs and Terrorism Training
- Getting Certified
- North Woods Law, Losing a Dog
- Rin Tin Tin and Scooby Doo
- James Benvenuti – K-9 Cora
- Traits of a 6 Year Old Puppy
- The Puppy with Drive and Motivation
- Conservation Officer Relief Association
- First Significant Find via Tracking
- A Yellow Hard Hat
- Starting the Track and Contamination
- Fish, Venison, Turkey
- Own Spot and Attitude
- Volunteer Money for Dogs