K-9 SERVICES

K-9 Services specializes in training service dog handlers and instructors, particularly for law enforcement, corrections, and military service dog teams. Their programs focus on dual-purpose patrol and detection K-9 teams.

Training includes detection of narcotics, explosives, human remains, patrol, tracking, and tactical operations. They also train dogs to be expert witnesses and provide seminars and e-collar education.

K-9 Services provides professional and realistic dog training services, specializing in training service dog handlers and instructors. They offer research-driven training backed by over 38 years of experience, aiming to raise industry standards for dog training.

They provide specialized training for law enforcement, corrections, and military service dog teams and instructors throughout the United States. Their expertise includes dual-purpose patrol and detection K-9 teams, with training in detection of narcotics, explosives, human remains, patrol, tracking, and tactical operations. They also train dogs to be expert witnesses and offer seminars and e-collar education.

K-9 Services is owned and operated by Kevin Sheldahl, who has over 30 years of experience training law enforcement, corrections, and military handlers and their service dogs. The instructors at K-9 Services have field, tactical, and investigative experience.

Accomplishments

K-9 Services has over 38 years of experience in dog training. Kevin Sheldahl, the owner, has more than 30 years of experience training law enforcement, corrections, and military handlers and their service dogs.

Their New Mexico DOC Team placed 1st in Patrol and 4th in Detection at the Arizona Law Enforcement K-9 Association’s 2014 Competition. They also produced a “Standards for Police K-9 Video” with Leerburg.

How to Get Started!

Clients can contact K-9 Services by filling out a contact form on their website, calling them at (505) 250-4576, or emailing kevin@k-9services.com. They also mention that clients can contact them for resumes, departments trained, and service dog candidates supplied.