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International Police K9 Conference Programs

Conference Overview

 The International Police K9 Conference programs are renowned  worldwide for the quality of instructors and programs alike. In  evaluating our programs we continue to develop more advanced programs in  direct response to requests from officers who have previously attended. 


We challenge experienced officers while continuing to provide  basic training techniques to new K9 teams. The entire patrol program  emphasis is on tactical deployments with practicals involving high risk  deployments, entry work and advanced live fire training. The Patrol Dog  program will include day and night tactical problems, tactical building  entries, K9 deployment for felony car stops, live fire training,  deployment in chemical munitions, German muzzle philosophies and  techniques, legal updates, criminal psychological profiles and much  more. Classroom events include lectures on liability concerns, K9  Officer Safety, Training Techniques and problem solving ideas. These  programs are instructed by leading police K9 instructors from throughout  the United States and Canada. Our new narcotics dog program is an  exciting addition to the conference and include updated training with  the latest in packaging, handling and search techniques.


The Administrators Program provides more information on civil  liabilities as it pertains to the administration and operation of a K9  unit. If you are an administrator for a K9 Unit, we strongly recommend  this program. We have added more detail to this portion of the program  due to specific requests by administrators from previous conferences.  Use of force, administration of a K9 Unit, record keeping, choosing  training schools, K9 procurement and the latest in liability updates are  only a few of the numerous classes provided in this program.


All programs are limited in the number of applicants  accepted, in order to maintain a high training ethic. Registrations will  be based on a first come, first served basis and must be prepaid in  advance in order to secure a position. If your registration is not  prepaid, you will be placed on a secondary list of applicants who will  be contacted if positions are still open after the closing registration  date. NOTE: Programs for officers bringing their dogs fill very rapidly.  Once the slots are confirmed for each program, no further registrations  will be accepted. 


Our reputation was built on the  tactical training approach in our patrol dog programs. This program  includes day and night tactical problems, tactical building entries, K9  deployment for felony car stops, live fire training, deployment in  chemical munitions, German muzzle philosophies and techniques, legal  updates, criminal psychological profiles and much more. Classroom events  include lectures on liability concerns, K9 Officer Safety, Training  Techniques and problem solving ideas. In many locations, depending on  the host agency availability, helicopter deployments are also included  in the training regimen. Some programs will also include our K9 trauma  care program.

Tactical Patrol Dog Program

The Tactical Patrol Dog Program is the foundation of the conference.  Over the years we have put thousands of dogs and handlers through our  school.  We believe these programs have significantly enhanced the  capabilities and tactics of K9 officers and their partners. The patrol  dog program provides a unique combination of hands on foundation  training, lecture material on current trends in training and deployment,  as well as realistic scenario based training where the teams are put  through challenging scenario based incidents and critiqued to help them  better their skills for real world deployment.  Each program includes,  but is not limited to the following training:

  • Problem Solving Techniques
  • Tactical Obedience (TAC OB)
  • Muzzle Training Routines
  • Decoy Training
  • Live Firearms Training
  • Tactical Building Searches
  • Night Tacticals
  • High Risk Vehicle Stops
  • Helicopter Deployments (Optional Program)
  • K9 Trauma Care (Optional Program)

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CONFERENCE HISTORY

Additional Information

 The International Police K9 Conference is held in various locations  throughout North America and attended by police officers from around the  world. These conferences are unique unto themselves in their format. To  date we have instructed over 2000 officers from nations including  Canada, United States, Great Britain, Portugal, Mexico, Norway, Holland,  Belgium, Norway, China, Indonesia and Sweden in all aspects of high  risk tactical patrol, SWAT, narcotics and explosives applications of  police dogs at these conferences. 


 Parksville, British Columbia - 1991
Tempe, Arizona - 1992
Las Vegas, Nevada - 1993
Las Vegas, Nevada - Spring 1994
Indianapolis, Indiana - Fall 1994
Mesa, Arizona - Spring 1995
Orlando, Florida - Spring 1995
Indianapolis, Indiana - Fall 1995
Round Rock, Texas - Fall 1995
Anaheim, California - Spring 1996
Orlando, Florida - Fall 1996
Ventura, California - April 1997
Houston, Texas - May 1997
Milwaukee, Wisconsin - August 1997
Orlando, Florida - December 1997
San Jose, CA - May 1998
New London, Connecticut - October 1998
Waukesha, Wisconsin - April 1999
Ventura, California - June 1999
Tavares, Florida - March 2000
Boulder, Colorado - May 2000
Sacramento, California - October 2000
Houston, TX - January 2001
Lake County, Florida - March 2001 

Portsmouth, New Hampshire - September 2001
Lake County, Florida - March 2002
Lake County, Florida SWAT School - March 2002
New London, Connecticut - September 2002
Anaheim, California - September 2002
Lake County, Florida - April 2003
Lake County, Florida SWAT School - April 2003
Phoenix, Arizona - October 2003
Lake County, Florida - March 2004
Phoenix, Arizona - September 2004
Lansing, Michigan - June 2005
Aurora, Colorado - September 2005
Modesto, California - September 2006
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - May 2007
Tucson, Arizona - November 2007
Alameda County - California - June 2008
Alameda County - California - June 2009
Memramcook, New Brunswick, Canada - May 2011
Simi Valley, CA - October 2011
Austin, TX - April 2013
Boise, ID - June 2013
Modesto, CA - April 2014     

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