The American Working Dog
Association will be hosting
a Tactical K9 and High Risk
Deployment work shop at the
Niagara Falls Air Force
Base. This promises to
be a first class experience
and we encourage early
enrollment.
Featured Instructors
Brett
Titus -
Denver Police Department
Brett will be teaching a day
and a half course on Tactical Dog
and high risk deployments.
Brett is an expert in
tactical deployments, and K9
tatical deployments.
He is known nationally and
internationally for his K9
training and handling
skills. He has been a law
enforcement officer since
1993 and has been assigned
to a full time S.W.A.T. team
as a K9 handler / trainer
with the Denver Police
Department since 1999. His
credentials include:
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
371
Area Searches
396
Building Searches
547
Warrant Services
301
Tactical/S.W.A.T.
deployments
402 Suspect
Apprehensions
124
Physical Apprehensions
ATTIC INSERTIONS: 26
TOTAL
-5 Apprehensions
-1 Fall Throughs
This class is a must
for any patrol dog handler.
Rich Yolinski
- Beaver County PA, Sheriffs
Office
Rich Yonliski is a K9 handler
and instructor with over 10
years of street experience.
He will bring his special
insite on K9 operations and
training. His problem
solving and training skills
are cutting edge! He
is also an AWDA certifier in
narcotics, patrol and
explosives. Rich has
been training
police K9s in his own kennel
for several years.
Sid
Murry -
A.T.S K9, Canada
Canadian Sid Murray, has
worked as a consultant for
many companies in the United
States, South America,
Europe and Canada. He is
well known by many law enforcement agencies for
demonstrating the proper use
and deployment of Drug,
Explosive, Police Dogs and
Landmine Detection Dogs. His
detector dog training and
problem solving is the
culmination of 30 years of
experience. He is also a
certifier with the AWDA in
narcotics, explosives, bed
bug, termite, mold and
patrol.
Mike Bullock -
Bullocks K9 Training,
Greenville, NC
Mike
Bullock has trained hundreds
of police canines, all over
the country as well as
abroad. His level of
selection and training
standards has made him elite
in all areas of procurement
and training of working
dogs. He is one of the
very few able to certify and
train arson K-9s, as well as, patrol, narcotics,
explosives, mold and cadavar
detection dogs. His work with
military special forces in
tacticle deployments has
given him first class insite
on tactical movements and
deployments.
This seminar will cover four
days of senario based
training and AWDA
certifications. Scenarios
will include, high risk
tracking, high risk
deployments and multi team
deployment concepts. Problem
solving in all diciplines
will be addressed.
Certification will be
offered to any detector dog
teams.
Through the American Working
Dog Association.
For More information
contact:
Mike Bullock 252-752-6874 or
Tom Walker 716-696-0602
Seminar
Liability Form.
ny release form
Seminar registration
registration form
Please copy
application and complete
Release of Liability Form,
and a check payable to
The American Working Dog
Association to:
AWDA
Director
PO Box 1013
Greenville, NC 27834
Phone: (252) 752 - 6874
This seminar is to be held
at the Niagara Falls Air
Force Base
Base Hotel
Contact :
Telephone 716-236-2015 Reference,
Tom Walker
A crate must be used
at the base hotel!
Here’s how you get there:
From the East (Rochester,
NY)
West on Interstate
90.
West on Interstate
290/Niagara Falls (Exit 51).
North on Interstate
190/Niagara Falls
Turn
off at Packard Road (Exit
23).
Turn right at
traffic light.
Continue
straight past 4 more traffic
lights for approximately
1.75 miles at that
point
it becomes Lockport Road.
Continue another mile, turn
right at the main gate.
From the West (Erie, PA)
East on Interstate 90.
North on Interstate
190/Niagara Falls (Exit 53).
Turn off at Packard Road
(Exit 23).
Turn right at
traffic light.
Continue
straight past 4 more traffic
lights for approximately
1.75 miles at that
point
it becomes Lockport Road.
Continue another mile, turn
right at the main gate.
From CANADA
East on Hwy
405/Bridge to U.S.A.
Cross the Queenston-Lewiston
Bridge.
South on
Interstate 190.
Turn off
at Packard Road (Exit 23).
Turn Left onto Parkard Road.
Continue straight past 5
traffic lights for
approximately 1.75 miles at
that point it
becomes
Lockport Road.
Continue
another mile, turn right at
the main gate.