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by Karl-Heinz Klöppner (Author), Spartanat (Editor), Lawrence Holsworth (Translator)
Service dogs save lives, catch criminals, detect drugs, and search for contraband at airports. They rescue victims of earthquakes and avalanches and even join soldiers in combat. K9 - Dogs for Service explains how these exceptional dogs are selected, trained, and deployed in military, police, rescue, and customs operations.
Drawing from 40 years of experience, the author shares insights into:
- Selecting and evaluating future service dogs
- Training methods for different operational needs
- Building a strong bond between K9 and handler
- Managing stress and extreme conditions
- Practical techniques from real-world deployments
About the Author
Karl-Heinz Klöpper is an experienced dog trainer who has worked with government agencies and trained hundreds of service dogs. As the author of best-selling K9 training manuals, he now shares his extensive knowledge-focusing not only on training but also on the special relationship between handlers and their dogs.
