Search & Rescue Articles Listing
All articles, with the exception of "Want to Be a SAR Dog Handler?"
by Vikki Fenton-Anderberg, Chris Dover, and Kerry O'Connell,
and
"Training the Airscent Dog to use Voice Contact" by New England K-9 and Nancy Lyon,
are by MESARD Training Director, Deborah Palman. The authors provide
these articles for non-commercial use to advance and promote the use of
working dogs in law enforcement and search and rescue.
Some articles are in pdf format and require
Adobe Reader for viewing. Any duplication or use of these articles or quotations from them for
commercial purposes requires the permission of the authors.
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Advanced
Tracking
Backtracks
Environmental
Conditioning for Police K-9s
Evidence
Search
History and Perspective on SAR Dogs in Maine
Leadership, Obedience, and Working Dog Teams
Mealtime
Negative Punishment
Negative Searching
Not
Using Force in Police Dog Training
Picking a
Working Puppy
Record Keeping for SAR Dog Teams
Search
and Rescue Dogs and the Ground Searcher
Search and Rescue for Patrol K-9 Teams

Search and Rescue in Maine
Searching Contaminated Scenes for Evidence
Searching
for the Mentally Disabled
Teaching
Scent Discrimination
Teaching
the "Handler Proof" Find / Refind
Temperament
and Personalities in Dog Training
The Be Still Exercise
Timing Is Everything
The
Start is the Most Difficult Part
To
Fetch or Not to Fetch
Tracklayer
Instructions
Tracking
Handling
Tracking in Four Dimensions
Training
the Airscent Dog to use Voice Contact
Want to Be a SAR Dog Handler?
Working
Dog Management
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