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This podcast is all about Detection Dogs—we talk training, working the dog in the real world, starting a new dog or having an experienced dog. Calling all Detection dogs, Sniffer Dogs, those who compete in Nosework / Scentwork sports. If you work a detection dog that sniffs out bombs, drugs, guns, cell phones, electronic devices or anything else, this podcast is for you.
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- 1 weeks ago2h 6m
#148 The Silent Professional & Trainer You've Never Heard Of | Shannon Krieger - SOCOM Veteran
Shannon Krieger shares 30 years of military and law enforcement dog training experience—from pioneering SOCOM's canine detection programs to developing the "social gorilla" selection philosophy that changed how we choose working dogs. This episode covers real operational stories, the evolution from direct-action assault dogs to advanced detection capabilities, and the training philosophy that made him one of the most respected figures in the detection dog community.What We Cover:The incident that started SOCOM's detection dog program (lost explosives overseas, pre-9/11)SOCOM selection story: left weapon on cliff, nearly quit, General Miller's responseThe Lane Kreitzer kitchen incident: witness to direct-action K9 deployment (knife wielding suspect, multiple breaches)Dog selection is MORE important than training (the #1 mistake handlers make)From mean killers to "social gorillas" (why we ditched bite suits and started selecting differently)The proof of concept: 2 dogs to 8 to 20 to 40 dogs in short periodWorking with legendary trainers: Steve Stoops, Wendell Eckland, Lane Kreitzer, Brian Mowrie (Secret Service)"Our motto: take everything, steal it, make it yours" (knowledge gathering philosophy)Building your tool garage: having every technique available for different problemsDirect action & counter-terrorism as mission-essential (everything else is afterthought)The hedgerow discovery: no commands, no force, just rewards (revolutionary training approach)Why you can't forcefeed the same technique to every dog (400 different ways to train)Be multidimensional, not singular (adaptability over dogma)When you solve a problem, the dog gets better (the coolest part of training)Operational lessons applied to law enforcement K9 programsHSI tactical canine program (wartime experience translated to federal law enforcement)Why rigid training methods fail (definition of insanity)From Afghanistan to digital forensics: evolution of Shannon's careerWorking with Mike Deal (LAPD) and other legendary handlersHow SOCOM's approach influenced federal law enforcement nationwideTraining all day long without burning out dogs (the chemistry with Stoops)Civilian trainers bringing police experience into military programs________________________________________🧠 TRAIN WITH FORD K9 — ONLINE & IN PERSONLevel up your detection dog training with Ford K9’s full education ecosystem:🔥 ONLINE COURSES & LECTURESOdor Pays System, Air Movement, Cognition, Problem Solving & more👉 https://FordK9.com🔥 FORD K9 MEMBERSHIP (BEST VALUE)Members-only seminars, monthly lessons, exclusive Q&As, full video library👉 https://FordK9.com/memberships🛡️ STRATOS K9 — EVENT & VENUE DETECTION TEAMSPremier Explosive Detection & Firearm Detection Dog teams for:• Large-scale events• Conferences & expos• Concerts & festivals• Corporate security & dignitary operationsOur dogs are specialists, not generalists — one mission, one discipline, no cross-training.👉 Learn more: https://StratosK9.com📩 For event inquiries: info@stratosk9.com🐕 CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIALSStratos K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/stratosk9LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/stratosk9Ford K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/fordk9detectionFacebook: https://facebook.com/FordK9Detection
- 3 weeks ago1h 5m
#147 The Best Detection Dog Career Nobody Wants (Ag & Biosecurity) | Jordana Gamble
Jordana Gamble (former Canada Border Services Agency handler, Food/Plant/Animal canine handler) reveals the world of biosecurity and agricultural detection dogs—the discipline that gets zero love but produces the most finds. Working at Toronto Pearson Airport and international postal facilities, Jordana discusses the challenges, the rivalry with drug dog handlers, and why this is actually the BEST detection dog career.What We Cover:The path to becoming an ag/biosecurity handler: CBSA selection, 10-week academy, dog pairingDrug dog dropouts make excellent ag dogs (motivation differences: food vs. toys)Postal mode detection: endless boxes, short searches, keeping dogs engaged all dayPassenger mode detection: baggage carousels, fluid environment, longer search timesTraining aids: grocery store meat, smoked products, cured items, real food variationThe generalization nightmare: raw vs. cured vs. smoked meats confuse dogsFalse positives: baked goods with apple filling (legal but dog alerts)Real finds: grass cutters, dried monkeys, Iberian ham, endangered species, live animal smugglingThe rivalry: "Apple Dogs" vs. "Sausage Police" vs. Drug HandlersThreat response: African swine flu prevention, bird flu concerns, economic protectionDaily find rates: 10+ interceptions per day (vs. drug handlers going weeks with nothing)Reading your dog after thousands of finds: knowing fish smell vs. rotten ham vs. pork flossFinal response problems: dogs going active on bags (markers saved training)The "dog brain" override: when smell/frustration overrides trained behaviorWhy postal is physically brutal but rewardingHandler advice: never turn down an ag dog positionCareer satisfaction: dogs see work as playground, not just trainingWhy agricultural detection protects economies and industriesThe hidden importance of biosecurity workJordana worked both postal (conveyor lines, thousands of parcels) and passenger (airport baggage) modes. She shares how target-rich environments accelerate handler development—you get hundreds of finds to learn from, versus drug dogs going weeks without positive reinforcement. She also discusses the competitive dynamic with her drug handler husband, who now wishes he had her find rate.Critical Takeaway: "Detection work is detection work. Whether you're looking for drugs, firearms, currency, or food—it's all the same. Don't be too proud for the ag dog."________________________________________🧠 TRAIN WITH FORD K9 — ONLINE & IN PERSONLevel up your detection dog training with Ford K9’s full education ecosystem:🔥 ONLINE COURSES & LECTURESOdor Pays System, Air Movement, Cognition, Problem Solving & more👉 https://FordK9.com🔥 FORD K9 MEMBERSHIP (BEST VALUE)Members-only seminars, monthly lessons, exclusive Q&As, full video library👉 https://FordK9.com/memberships🔥 IN-PERSON CLASSES — SANTA ROSA, CADetection Handler SchoolDetection Dog Training ClassOdor Pays Workshops👉 Sign up at: https://FordK9.com🛡️ STRATOS K9 — EVENT & VENUE DETECTION TEAMSPremier Explosive Detection & Firearm Detection Dog teams for:• Large-scale events• Conferences & expos• Concerts & festivals• Corporate security & dignitary operationsOur dogs are specialists, not generalists — one mission, one discipline, no cross-training.👉 Learn more: https://StratosK9.com📩 For event inquiries: info@stratosk9.com🐕 CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIALSStratos K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/stratosk9LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/stratosk9Ford K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/fordk9detectionFacebook: https://facebook.com/FordK9Detection
- 3 weeks ago2h 16m
#146 Why Certification Standards Are Broken (And Training Records Matter More) | Armin Winkler
Armin Winkler (renowned detection dog trainer, international expert) and Cameron Ford break down why current K9 certification standards don't actually validate operational readiness. They discuss why training records matter more than certifications in court, why everyone trains for the test instead of the job, and what real operational readiness actually looks like.What We Cover:Certification is department CYA, not a measure of reliabilityDetection dogs should have OPERATIONAL standards, not minimum standardsTraining records with proper documentation beat certifications in court every timeWhy observers/supervisors signing off on training matters more than a piece of paperRunning multiple dogs in same area: nasal secretions and saliva contaminate everythingThe "cheat code" dogs use when training mimics certificationHow evaluators inadvertently give away test locations through nonverbal communicationWhy environmental soundness testing is critical (traffic, noise, distractions)The difference between ORT (odor recognition test) and operational readinessLottery-based scenario testing instead of rote certification patternsHandler decision-making: the most untested aspect of any certificationWhy SEAL Teams didn't certify but had real resultsTraining for certification vs. training for the street (these are NOT the same)Real-world deployment: rain, night, roadside traffic stopsHide placement strategy: hide like a criminal, not in filing cabinetsThe handler's job: watch the DOG, not the room ("the nose nose")The avalanche dog that found both victims but failed certificationWhy handlers don't see their dogs during searches (looking for hide locations instead)Apprehension dog certification problems (false sits, stress on one-day tests)Free air sniff legality: roadside delays = searches, not free sniffsInternational perspectives: Norway military working dogs, customs operationsThe problem with "master trainer" guru cultureSupervision and training records as alternative to certificationScenario-based training in real conditions (using cooperating officers)Why some agencies (LAPD) use OJT/FTO model instead of certification gatesThe risk of certification standards creating liability instead of protectionArmin draws on decades of experience working detection dogs internationally, including military operations, customs, search and rescue, and avalanche response. He challenges the industry's comfort with certification-based standards and advocates for documentation, supervision, and scenario-based operational testing.Critical Takeaway: "If you're afraid of rewarding the wrong thing during testing, you're not ready to test. You have a bigger problem than that moment."________________________________________🧠 TRAIN WITH FORD K9 — ONLINE & IN PERSONLevel up your detection dog training with Ford K9’s full education ecosystem:🔥 ONLINE COURSES & LECTURESOdor Pays System, Air Movement, Cognition, Problem Solving & more👉 https://FordK9.com🔥 FORD K9 MEMBERSHIP (BEST VALUE)Members-only seminars, monthly lessons, exclusive Q&As, full video library👉 https://FordK9.com/memberships🔥 IN-PERSON CLASSES — SANTA ROSA, CADetection Handler SchoolDetection Dog Training ClassOdor Pays Workshops👉 Sign up at: https://FordK9.com🛡️ STRATOS K9 — EVENT & VENUE DETECTION TEAMSPremier Explosive Detection & Firearm Detection Dog teams for:• Large-scale events• Conferences & expos• Concerts & festivals• Corporate security & dignitary operationsOur dogs are specialists, not generalists — one mission, one discipline, no cross-training.👉 Learn more: https://StratosK9.com📩 For event inquiries: info@stratosk9.com🐕 CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIALSStratos K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/stratosk9LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/stratosk9Ford K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/fordk9detectionFacebook: https://facebook.com/FordK9Detection
- Jul 31, 20261h 17m
#145 Getting Into Canine Detection: Career Pathways for Veterans & Civilians | AK9I
Tim Baird (Vice President, AK9I) and James Overton (Operations/Business Development, AK9I) break down exactly how to become a detection dog handler—whether you're a veteran, civilian, or career changer. They discuss training programs, the GI Bill, dog selection, breed trends, and AK9I's school safety operations that have reduced violent incidents by 87% in Virginia schools.What We Cover:How to get into canine detection (veteran and civilian pathways)Using the GI Bill to fund your K9 training (the process is "incredibly easy")AK9I's nationally accredited trade school program (6, 8, 10, 12-week courses)Qualifications: 18+ years old, high school diploma (that's it)Do you need dog experience? No. Do you need military background? No.What disqualifies personal dogs (environmental soundness is #1)Dog selection on day one (and why "pretty" doesn't win)Breed trends: why floppy ears are now in high demand for schoolsPost-graduation employment: 80% placement rate for AK9I graduatesSummer gig opportunities: $40-50/hour + travel/hotel paid (FIFA, NFL, events)Single-purpose vs. dual-purpose dogs: which for your career goals?School safety operations: explosives, firearms, narcotics detectionReal impact statistics: 47% reduction in narcotics, 87% reduction in violent incidentsDeterrence vs. detection: what schools actually needCareer earnings and lifestyle (yes, you'll spend it all on your dog)Veterans finding post-military purpose through K9 workMixed-background classes: why civilian + military handlers learn best togetherProfessionalism and social media presence (industry expectations)How to stand out in a competitive job marketFor: Veterans seeking career transitions, civilians career-changing, school administrators, law enforcement, security professionals, anyone asking "how do I become a K9 handler?"Key Takeaway: You don't need a military or law enforcement background to become a detection dog handler. You need commitment, willingness to relocate/travel, and the right mindset. AK9I has trained hundreds through their nationally accredited program with an 80% post-graduation employment rate.Tim Baird: Vice President, AK9I; former Auburn University K9 program director; decades of canine detection experienceJames Overton: 8 years Army, Operations & Business Development at AK9I; 12+ years in canine detection; school safety program founder; passionate about veteran transitionCameron Ford: Naval Special Warfare K9 trainer, Ford K9 founder, detection dog consultantAK9I Background: Founded 2001, originally trained IDD (Improvised Explosive Device) detection dogs for U.S. Marine Corps. Now nationally accredited trade school specializing in civilian and veteran K9 handler training. Operating school safety programs across Virginia school districts.
- Jul 10, 20261h 24m
#144 Training Puppies On Odor: The Science & Method That Works | Pat Nolan
Pat Nolan returns to discuss the science of early odor imprinting and how to properly train detection puppies from 8 weeks old. This isn't theoretical—Pat shares his exact methodology for building odor value, the two-can game foundation, common mistakes (like the one-box problem), and video evidence of puppies as young as 24 days responding to target odor.What We Cover:Why early odor imprinting creates lasting structural changes in the puppy's brainCritical periods: the window where early experiences matter mostAlan Goldblatt research: why puppies imprinted early learn faster laterStarting from birth: blowing odor in the whelping box (first 24-48 hours)The two-can game foundation (the easiest choice puppies will ever make)Progression from two cans to four cans (often in one session)Using UDC or NODA (laboratory odors that won't contaminate real-world searches)Why emotional state matters: frantic ≠ driveThe one-box mistake: teaching behavior vs. teaching odor detectionVariable interval training: the restaurant analogy that explains durationVideo proof: 24-day-old puppies seeking target odor, 6-week-old puppies choosing odor over playReasonable precision for puppies (don't ask too much too soon)Introducing distractions, blanks, and controls from day oneWhy puppies need patience, not pressureBuilding executive function skills through detection gamesPat discusses how early experiences create lasting neural pathways and why starting detection work young doesn't mean rushing—it means being thoughtful, having a plan, and understanding what success looks like at each stage.Critical Takeaway: You CAN train puppies on odor. The question is: do you know what you're doing? Have a plan. Know your benchmarks. Be aware of emotional state and developmental stages. That's what separates good puppy programs from ones that create problems.#PuppyTraining #DetectionDogs #OdorImprinting #K9Training #PuppyDevelopment #DetectionDogTraining #EarlyImprinting #BrainDevelopment #CriticalPeriods #TrainingMethodology #CaninesDalkingScents #PatNolan #K9Handler #DogTrainingScience________________________________________🧠 TRAIN WITH FORD K9 — ONLINE & IN PERSONLevel up your detection dog training with Ford K9’s full education ecosystem:🔥 ONLINE COURSES & LECTURESOdor Pays System, Air Movement, Cognition, Problem Solving & more👉 https://FordK9.com🔥 FORD K9 MEMBERSHIP (BEST VALUE)Members-only seminars, monthly lessons, exclusive Q&As, full video library👉 https://FordK9.com/memberships🔥 IN-PERSON CLASSES — SANTA ROSA, CADetection Handler SchoolDetection Dog Training ClassOdor Pays Workshops👉 Sign up at: https://FordK9.com🛡️ STRATOS K9 — EVENT & VENUE DETECTION TEAMSPremier Explosive Detection & Firearm Detection Dog teams for:• Large-scale events• Conferences & expos• Concerts & festivals• Corporate security & dignitary operationsOur dogs are specialists, not generalists — one mission, one discipline, no cross-training.👉 Learn more: https://StratosK9.com📩 For event inquiries: info@stratosk9.com🐕 CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIALSStratos K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/stratosk9LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/stratosk9Ford K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/fordk9detectionFacebook: https://facebook.com/FordK9Detection
- Jun 18, 20261h 39m
Two LA County K9 Handlers: From Interdiction to Narcotics | Adam & Nicole
Nicole (15-year LA County narcotics K9 veteran, now head trainer) and Adam (5-year handler, transitioned from interdiction) discuss real operational stories, breed selection, and what it actually takes to work narcotics dogs in one of the busiest K9 programs in the country.What We Cover:Being a female handler in a male-dominated field (Nicole's journey)Adam's unconventional path: interdiction officer to K9 handlerThe reality check: your first operational search warrantsReal case stories: $150K cash hidden in a lunch pail, 10 pounds of meth in tortillasWhy you can't disregard food searches (even when it looks like trash)The breed shift: why LA County moved away from German Shorthair PointersDutch Shepherds vs. Spaniels vs. Malinois for cluttered house searchesThe "praise off" method (training the same way you work operationally)Nicole's trainer philosophy: "You do, but you don't" (why it works)Why new handlers shouldn't get hand-me-down dogsThe worst handlers are the ones with the best dogs (and why)Blending training with real operational deployments (dogs in search warrants day 1)Marker system implementation at LA CountyDecision-making under pressure in volatile environmentsNicole and Adam discuss how their program has evolved, lessons learned from multiple dog breeds, and why the biggest growth comes from handlers who are willing to be uncomfortable and humble.________________________________________🧠 TRAIN WITH FORD K9 — ONLINE & IN PERSONLevel up your detection dog training with Ford K9’s full education ecosystem:🔥 ONLINE COURSES & LECTURESOdor Pays System, Air Movement, Cognition, Problem Solving & more👉 https://FordK9.com🔥 FORD K9 MEMBERSHIP (BEST VALUE)Members-only seminars, monthly lessons, exclusive Q&As, full video library👉 https://FordK9.com/memberships🔥 IN-PERSON CLASSES — SANTA ROSA, CADetection Handler SchoolDetection Dog Training ClassOdor Pays Workshops👉 Sign up at: https://FordK9.com🛡️ STRATOS K9 — EVENT & VENUE DETECTION TEAMSPremier Explosive Detection & Firearm Detection Dog teams for:• Large-scale events• Conferences & expos• Concerts & festivals• Corporate security & dignitary operationsOur dogs are specialists, not generalists — one mission, one discipline, no cross-training.👉 Learn more: https://StratosK9.com📩 For event inquiries: info@stratosk9.com🐕 CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIALSStratos K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/stratosk9LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/stratosk9Ford K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/fordk9detectionFacebook: https://facebook.com/FordK9Detection
- Jun 4, 20261h 25m
#142 Narcotics Interdiction with Jeremy Bedingfield
Jeremy Bedingfield (Southern California narcotics interdiction officer, Cartel Traps founder) shares the real methods for identifying and stopping drug loads on highways. Managing a GSP's competing instincts, reading suspects through interviews, finding hidden compartments, and the legal future of K9 detection.What We Cover:Why GSPs are harder to work in narcotics (genetically wired for bushes, not drugs)Building reasonable suspicion: the interview technique that reveals liesVehicle targeting: what smugglers' cars have in commonThe two-direction search pattern (why it matters)Systematic vehicle search: start underneath, work inward void by voidReal training vs. parking lot training: why they're differentDealing with 20+ kilo loads (changes dog expectations)Fentanyl reality: mixed loads, quick imprinting, prevalence on highwaysBody cam footage: what handlers miss in real timeThe future: AI harness technology (5-10 years away)Jeremy breaks down tradecraft that's rarely discussed publicly—from target selection to compartment location to creative training solutions. He also discusses why the legal system is moving toward objective K9 data (harness technology with biological algorithms) rather than handler interpretation.For: Drug dog handlers, narcotics officers, interdiction teams, law enforcement exploring K9 evidence in court.________________________________________🧠 TRAIN WITH FORD K9 — ONLINE & IN PERSONLevel up your detection dog training with Ford K9’s full education ecosystem:🔥 ONLINE COURSES & LECTURESOdor Pays System, Air Movement, Cognition, Problem Solving & more👉 https://FordK9.com🔥 FORD K9 MEMBERSHIP (BEST VALUE)Members-only seminars, monthly lessons, exclusive Q&As, full video library👉 https://FordK9.com/memberships🔥 IN-PERSON CLASSES — SANTA ROSA, CADetection Handler SchoolDetection Dog Training ClassOdor Pays Workshops👉 Sign up at: https://FordK9.com🛡️ STRATOS K9 — EVENT & VENUE DETECTION TEAMSPremier Explosive Detection & Firearm Detection Dog teams for:• Large-scale events• Conferences & expos• Concerts & festivals• Corporate security & dignitary operationsOur dogs are specialists, not generalists — one mission, one discipline, no cross-training.👉 Learn more: https://StratosK9.com📩 For event inquiries: info@stratosk9.com🐕 CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIALSStratos K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/stratosk9LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/stratosk9Ford K9Instagram: https://instagram.com/fordk9detectionFacebook: https://facebook.com/FordK9Detection
- May 22, 20261h 37m
#141 How To Reward On Blanks with Eric Stanbro
Eric Stanbro (Working Dog Radio host, best-selling author, former Canton PD K9 handler) and Cameron Ford have the conversation detection dog handlers need to hear. This isn't polished—it's two veterans with decades of experience discussing the real problems, failures, and solutions in detection dog training.What We Cover:Why rewarding every find creates pattern dogs (and court problems)The "all done" command stolen from European trainers that changes blank search trainingCourt record analysis: why 100% training success rates destroy credibilityWhy dogs skip the first hide and go for their "favorite" odorThe magnet shell game for vehicle searches (stop starting from headlights)Edmonton PD airflow study: where vehicle odor ACTUALLY escapes (not door handles)Cameron's admission: 90% false alert rate at blank traffic stops—even for handlers who know betterThe vehicle door handle myth vs. touch transfer realityWhy detection training needs more "monkey wrenches" like NSW doesBalancing training records: 50% blanks, 50% finds for court credibilityEric walks through his evolution from "four hot, one blank" to incorporating proper blank searches, distractors, and variable rewards. Cameron breaks down the science, legal implications, and practical solutions. Both emphasize: we've made every mistake so you don't have to.Critical for: Law enforcement K9 handlers, private security detection teams, trainers building programs from scratch.
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