I was wondering what it takes to become a k-9 unit after you are hired on by a department. Do k-9 units still respond to all the calls a regular LEO would, or is their daily routine different? :confused:
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05-11-05 05:05 PM #1
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K-9 Unit, any advice?
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05-11-05 05:41 PM #2
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Takes Law Enforcement experience first, you usually can't just walk into a department and say Hey! Can I be a K9 Officer! It takes work behind it and alot of dicipline because you will be spending most of your days/hours training the dog and keeping him in working form. It's a very competitive job, alot like SWAT. I tend to do the same with my career, just think about those facts ahead of time.
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05-11-05 05:55 PM #3
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Scroll down to the K9 section, there are many threads in there on this exact topic.
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