Trained Working Dogs are crucial to the function of law enforcement, as well as private sector businesses. Dayton Dog Trainer provides Trained Working Dogs to law enforcement entities and businesses across The United States. Many police agencies already have or need a working dog, simply as a force multiplier. Statistically speaking, dogs take the place of 3 officers. You can find this statistic come into play when it comes to searches for illegal narcotics, missing persons locating, suspect tracking, criminal apprehension as well as officer protection.

 

Types of Working Dogs

  • Single Purpose Police K9
  • Dual Purpose Police K9
  • Scent Detection
    • Narcotic Detection
    • Mold Detection
    • Bed Bug Detection
    • Explosive Material and Bomb Detection
    • Cadaver Detection
  • Tracking
  • Search and Rescue
  • Building Searches
  • Bite Work and Apprehension
  • Criminal and Suspect Escort

 

Not only is there a need for working dogs in the law enforcement sector, but the private business sector also has a need for more working dogs in their industries. Working dogs are commonly used to sanitize homes, schools and businesses of illegal narcotics, weapons and explosive material. Schools can benefit from a scent detection dog to locate illegal narcotics, allowing schools to keep their students and staff safer. Dogs are even used to locate firearms, which would be a huge benefit for schools and businesses. Having the ability to locate illegal substances or items, without infringing on the rights or privacy of students and employees, is a huge benefit for the safety of all in those environments.

Frequesntly Asked Questions

How long does it take to receive a working dog?

It will take 3 months to 1 year to receive your dog. Depending on your needs … Once you have decided your needs for a working dog, breed of interest as well as a few other factors that must be determined in the selection process … you can expect to receive your working dog within 3 months to a year, depending on your needs and level of training.

 

What Breeds do we use?

We use several different Breeds. There are several factors that come into play when determining which breed should be used. Different breeds are better at certain jobs. You also have to factor in just how much work you will be doing with a working dog. If you are doing a job part time, you may want to choose a dog, that has a lower overall drive. Having a dog with too much drive for your lifestyle and work schedule, can cause issues with the dog. Some dogs are not good at sitting around and waiting.

 

Scent Detection and Tracking

  • Labrador Retriever
  • Basset Hounds
  • Bloodhounds
  • Beagles
  • German Shepherds
  • Coon Hounds
  • Pointers

 

Law Enforcement Single and Dual Purpose Working Dogs

  • Belgian Malinois
  • Labrador Retriever
  • Bouvier des Flandres
  • Dutch Shepherds
  • Basset Hounds
  • Doberman
  • Bloodhounds
  • Beagles
  • German Shepherds
  • Coon Hounds
  • Rottweiler
  • Pointers

 

Should I get my own dog?

NO … The #1 mistake that people make when trying to obtain a working dog, is obtaining their own dog. Dayton Dog Trainer obtains Selection Tested Guaranteed Working Dogs. We would never attempt to take your house pet and make it a working dog. In most cases, your dog has not been through any selection process, testing or imprinting. Even if it has, we only use the dogs we obtain, as they are guaranteed to work. Our dogs skeletal structure has been evaluated and confirmed and they have guaranteed compatibility and health. If the dog we obtain does not work out, we either get a new dog or our money back on the dog.

 

Does my Working Dog Purchase include Handler Training

YES … Any working dog purchase requires that you receive handler training. We will never turn over a dog to anyone who hasn’t gone through handler training.

 

Does everyone qualify to purchase a working dog?

NO … Everyone does qualify to purchase a scent detection dog, but not everyone qualifies to purchase a dog trained in bite work and apprehension. You must be able to pass a background check. Should you have any felonies or domestic violence misdemeanors, you do not qualify to purchase an offensively or defensively trained working dog. Our requirements are the same as would be required to legally purchase a firearm.

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