Patrol / Protection Training

Scenario Based Training ROLE-PLAYING AGGRESSIVE & PASSIVE SUBJECT ENGAGEMENT ISSUES

Scenario Based Training ROLE-PLAYING AGGRESSIVE & PASSIVE SUBJECT ENGAGEMENT ISSUES By Jerry Bradshaw Issue 10 Working Dog Magazine PDF Patrol dogs encounter suspects of all kinds. They can be passive, aggressive, standing, seated, or prone on the back or belly, … Continue reading Scenario Based Training ROLE-PLAYING AGGRESSIVE & PASSIVE SUBJECT ENGAGEMENT ISSUES

Developing Green Police Dogs for Patrol: Pushing & Punishing Grips

K-9 COP MAGAZINE PDF Developing Green Police Dogs for Patrol: Pushing  & Punishing Grips Buying Green Dogs Now & Then The landscape of buying green dogs for police work has changed dramatically over the last decade. Eastern Europe has supplanted … Continue reading Developing Green Police Dogs for Patrol: Pushing & Punishing Grips

Mechanics of the Bite- Sleeve Progression in Police K9 Training

Mechanics of the Bite-  July/August issue of Working Dog Magazine. Sleeve Progression in Police K9 Training- PDF Bite Progression When beginning bite mechanics with green dogs, it is crucial to choose the right equipment. Many trainers jump right onto a bite … Continue reading Mechanics of the Bite- Sleeve Progression in Police K9 Training

Training With the Automatic Door Release

Training With the Automatic Door Release By- Jerry Bradshaw PDF- Training With The Automatic Door Release The Journal- Summer 2017 Many K9 patrol vehicles are outfitted with an automatic door release. The door release is controlled by a button on the … Continue reading Training With the Automatic Door Release

Proofing Building and Area Searches Alert and Suspect Encounters PART 1

Proofing Building and Area Searches Alert and Suspect Encounters PART 1 Police K-9 Magazine, Jan/Feb 2017 Issue 60. PDF Version- BuildingSearches Written by Jerry Bradshaw Teaching both the building search and the area search exercises is a staple of all patrol … Continue reading Proofing Building and Area Searches Alert and Suspect Encounters PART 1

Find and Bark vs. Find and Bite REVISITED

Article by Jerry Bradshaw • The .pdf version (12mb) from “The Journal” • Dispatch alerts the K9 Unit that a homeowner sees a man fitting the description of the suspect in a nearby liquor store robbery: Caucasian, male, jeans, red baseball cap, and running into … Continue reading Find and Bark vs. Find and Bite REVISITED