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K-9 Units
hosted by NRLO Director of Training, Captain
Chuck Mantkus
INDEX:
MI: St. Clair Police
Department Reserve Sue Westrick -
Sergeant Westrick does trailing with two Bloodhounds and has
acquired a German Sheperd "cadaver dog." Westrick is a
member of North American Search and Rescue, Canine Search and
Rescue, and the North American Police Work Dog Association (links to
these associations are provided). She is the VP of ACES
(Another Chance for English Setters).
NY: Buffalo -
"narcdog1@yahoo.com"
Stephen B. Phillips." MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Certifying
dogs through The American Working Dog Association, Phillips is
anxious to work with part-time Officers, Reserve Officers, and
Special Deputies in their K-9 endeavors. "It's a lot of hard
work to get started, but very satisfying to those who do
it."
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"thedogguy.net "
Written by Stephen B.
Phillips
K-9 Training Officer/Certifying Officer
The American Working Dog
Association
Buffalo Special Police K-9
Instructor
Buffalo, New York.
Photographs provided from web site of
Stephen B. Phillips.
Photograph above is of Steve and
Dana.
Below: meet
Dana. 
"The American Working Dog
Association is anxious to work with
part-time Officers, Reserve Officers, and Special Deputies in their
K-9 endeavors (includes Nationally Accepted
Certification)." "It's a lot of hard work to get
started, but very satisfying to those who do
it."
"You CAN make a
difference!"
NRLO is pleased to introduce
Officer Stephen B. Phillips of the
Buffalo Special Police K-9 Training and Consultation.
In an e-mail to NRLO, K-9 Training
Officer Phillips said, "I have started
working with the Buffalo, New York, Special Police Dogs in the areas
of tracking, cadaver detection,
and accelerant detection. The Buffalo Assistant Chief is
Wayne Lombardo; and his dogs are in training.
I had previously
completed the NY State Bureau of Municipal Police Peace Officer
Course. I am now certifying dogs through the American Working
Dog Association, and we are anxious to work with part-time
Officers, Reserve Officers, and Special Deputies in their K-9
endeavors, including offering Nationally accepted certification
(which many Law Enforcement K-9 Associations will not
do!).
I would like to help
provide information to your group. Contact me at narcdog1@yahoo.com.
I do offer this advice. If you are serious about
offering K-9 services to agencies in your area, you CAN make a
difference. Tracking Dogs, Cadaver Detection Dogs,
Accelerant Detection Dogs and even Narcotics and Explosives
Detection Dogs can be successfully used by Reserve Officers to
supplement the full-time K-9 Units. These dogs can
be fully trained, or trained in programs designed for the
Reserve Unit's needs. It's a lot of hard work to get started,
but very satisfying to those who do it.
Steve Phillips
VISIT OFFICER
PHILLIPS AND ENOY HIS UNIQUE WEB SITE FOR THE TRAINING OF
K-9's.
Certification is available for both Law
Enforcement and Civilian Dogs and Handlers
Olean, New
York
http://www.thedogguy.net/
(Phillips
Command Dogs is located in the heart of the "Enchanted
Mountains" in Olean, New York, about 60 miles south of Buffalo,
N.Y. on the Pennsylvania border.)
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