BlueLine Police K-9

09/05/2024

We are looking to see if there is any interest in us putting on a one day work shop for "recall. The one pre requirement is that you and your dog must have graduated from our remote collar class. Please comment below if you would be interested.

08/14/2024

Still have a few spots available! Also, a reminder that if you have been through our course before, you can drop in at no charge to freshen up your skills.

The Remote Collar Course for Police Canine
August 26,27,28, 2024
St. Margaret of Scotland Church
21201 E Thirteen Mile Rd.
St. Clair Shores, Mi.

08/03/2024

08/03/2024

The Remote Collar Course for Police Canine
August 26,27,28, 2024
St. Margaret of Scotland Church
21201 E Thirteen Mile Rd.
St. Clair Shores, Mi.

This course is designed to show and teach the participants the most effective use of the Remote Training Collar. This unique course is designed specifically for Police/Professional K9 handlers and their dogs. The use of the collar enables the participant to mold the dog’s behavior by teaching attention through distractions.

Day 1:
Morning session: Paperwork, explanation of the collar, use of the remote collar and related commands. Afternoon session: Individual work with the participants and start of group lessons.

Day 2:
Morning session: Review of day one and group lessons with introduction to rules and boundaries. Afternoon session: Continued group work with introduction to level one distractions.

Day 3:
Morning session: Review of previous work and continuation of group situations. Introduction to level two distractions. Afternoon session: Introduction of level three distractions. Applications of training protocol for street work.

Objectives: To teach the handlers the most effective use of the Remote Collar. The program is designed to mold behavior through an attention-based training system taught under extreme distractions. The participants learn the proper use of the collar to control behavior in a positive, not negative, manner. The language of the Remote Collar method is taught. Motivation, Timing and Consistency. The class teaches the handlers to deal with problem behavior, using the Remote Collar, in all phases of police canine work. We give the participants the tools and the knowledge to deal with and correct common problems. Everything from losing focus on tracks or during contraband searches, dog aggression and a release during high drive, intense, handler protection work. The training also gives everyone the tools to have their dog under complete control, off leash, no matter what the environment or circumstances.

Classes are done with a 2:1, or less, student to instructor ratio. All instructors are former or current Law Enforcement Officers.

Cost of the Seminar is $875.00, which includes the Remote Collar.

Contact: John Skalski (810-347-1695) to register. Class size is limited.
E-mail: [email protected]

06/19/2024

DAY 2 of our Remote Collar class for police K9 handler. Looking sharp!

06/18/2024

Day 1 of our June remote collar class for the k9 handler. Enjoying the air conditioning in this heat
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05/09/2024

Day 3 means the end of our remote collar class for our Police k9 handlers. Next one is in June!

05/08/2024

Day 2 of our handler class. They are looking great!!

05/07/2024

Day 1 of our May remote collar class. Great group of dogs!

02/12/2024

Showing a couple of our clients an introduction to scent detection

01/28/2024

A few pictures from our Remote Collar Class for police K-9, January 24-25-26.

12/25/2023

12/03/2023

Congratulations to the handlers who participated in our Advanced first aid course for the K9 handler. This is a very hands-on course based on real scenarios that have happened to K9 units across the country. .... is your team prepared for such an emergency? Let us make sure that your ready!! Big thank you to Dr Judith Fleischaker for instucting such a informative class.

12/02/2023

Big Thank you to all who came out to our 3 day hard surface tracking course. All the Dogs and Handlers did a great job and made great progress in such a short amount of time. Message us if you would like more info on setting up a course for your training group.

10/29/2023

State Rep. Mike Hoadley recently introduced legislation to care for police canines after they have dutifully served their communities. House Bill 5079 provides for emergency medical transport and treatment for retired police canines. Currently, state law allows for ambulances to provide emergency tr...

10/18/2023

Emergency and Critical Care for the Canine Officer
This is a Hands on Course!! You will get to practice the techniques being taught!

2 - Day Course

9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
November 30th and December 1st
3438 Genei Dr Saginaw MI 48601

Cost $300 MCOLES APPROVED

● Understand basic triage and normal vital signs for your canine partner

● Learn to recognize signs of respiratory distress

● How to handle trauma related injuries

● Learn the signs and emergency treatment for GDV(Bloat)

● How to handle drug overdoses, heat stroke, anaphylaxis and chemical exposure

HANDS ON CPR AND APPLICATION OF SKILLS LEARNED!!

Presented by Dr Judith Fleischaker
Judi Fleischaker, DVM, MS received her DVM degree from Colorado State University in 1985. Prior to her acceptance at CSU, Dr. Fleischaker worked as a veterinary technician in an emergency center for 8 years. She has co-authored journal articles on the topic of renal disease in Doberman Pinschers. She is a provider of emergency veterinary education to search and rescue groups, firemen, and policemen around the country.

Critical Care Kits also available Cost $320
Email for a list of contents

Reserve your SPOT TODAY Class size is limited

Contact Don Morgan to register or more information
248-846-3137 or [email protected]

10/17/2023

Hard Surface (urban) Tracking Workshop
November 13,14,15
9am-5pm
Buena Vista Police Department
3438 Genei Dr., Saginaw, Mi. 48601

Cost $250

Some of the subjects and areas to be covered in lecture and field work.

Laying a good foundation.
Equipment.
Tracking with intensity and reliability.
Use of wind direction during training.
The good start: The most important part.
Ignoring distractions.
The importance of the use of food in tracking.
Types and uses.
Track laying techniques
Teaching the dog to show a fast indication of track loss.
Concepts of hard surface (urban) tracking.
What is the makeup of scent?
The effects of weather and time on scent v***r.
Nose fatigue in dogs.
Teaching turns.
What is a turn to a dog?
The difference between hard and soft surface tracking for your dog.
The importance of practice.
Tracking dogs, Trailing dogs, Air scenting dogs.

CONTACT US AT 810 347 1695

10/17/2023