Georgia K9 is on the cutting edge of K9 training techniques. We have pioneered many dog training methods currently employed by handlers and agencies throughout the United States. Take a look at some of our project dogs below!
Officer Brian Kiel and K9 DaSilva
Silva is a multi-tasking PSD utilized for narcotics detection, apprehension/ protection, and trailing. Ofc. Kiel and Silva had only worked under the TTT trailing program for less than two weeks when Silva was called out to find a missing juvenile. Silva amazingly scented the boy's trail leaving from a local school ground and located him in a wooded area away from the school.
Officer Chuck Jones and Moonshine
Moonshine is Modesto Police Officer's Association's newest K9 addition. Moonshine was carefully selected for his unique scenting and prey drive characteristics from amongst numerous bloodhound puppy candidates from around the country. Moonshine is handled by Ofc. Charles Jones and his job will be to locate missing people in their community.
Raijin Is Currently Available for Law Enforcement Duties
Raijin literally translated from Japanese means "Thunder God". Raijin is a hand selected pure breed German Shepherd from Superior K9 in Fairburn, GA. Raijin has been trained as a trailing and narcotics detection K9. Raijin's prey drive is off the charts and we expect him to perform in stellar fashion once he hits the streets.
Raijin and Kelli training in Blairsville, GA
Caleb
Caleb is a special needs assistance dog for a pair of Autistic twins, James and Eric. Caleb's job is to provide comfort and assistance to the boys. He is also being trained to locate them by scent should they become lost. Caleb's job is by far the most important job of all our current project dogs. His position is as honorable as it is unique.
Officer Rene Coffey & Ahchack
Ahchack is Ofc. Rene Coffey's K9. Ahchack is a Superior K9 German Shepherd whose primary mission is to locate missing persons and criminals.
Veteran's Affairs Officer John Thomas & Ahma
Officer John Thomas and his K9 Ahma. John and Ahma are partners with the Veterans Affairs Police Department in Albany, New York. Ahma is a German Shepherd/ Malinois cross whose job is trailing missing persons and narcotics detection.
Kaden the Explosives Basenji
Kaden is truly a new generation Georgia K9 Project Dog. Basenjis are a primitive breed of dog from the Congo in Africa. Historically, they are hunters with Pygmy tribes but their roots may be in Egypt where their depictions may still be seen at the feet of the Pharaohs on ancient hieroglyphs. We have worked with the breed for several years now and have found them to be incredibly intelligent and agile. Couple these traits with a great nose and soft presentation and you have the makings of a good explosives detection dog.
Kaden and his Invicta Kennel litter were evaluated starting at one week of age up to their final testing age of 8 weeks. Kaden passed a full battery of suitability tests specifically designed to evaluate and choose a scent working dog. Kaden’s test results were off the charts and he is performing well with his early training.
Oakwood, Georgia Police Dept. Bandit
Oakwood Police Department’s newest K9 is Bandit, handled by Lt. Rick Whaley. Bandit was hand selected by Georgia K9 as a puppy for his job as a trailing and narcotics dog. Bandit is another Superior K9 prodigy and his work drive is superb. He began his trailing training with Georgia K9 at eight weeks of age.
Zack Kowalske and Minka
Zack and Minka are apprentices in out TTT Year long program.
Georgia K9 NTC, LLC 110 Prominence Point PKWY
Suite 114-277
Canton, GA 30114
770-721-MyK9 (6959)
Raijin and Kelli training in Blairsville, GA
