Tag: K9
R3 232 – K9 Decoy Workshop – Jerome
April 16-17, 2025 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Credit Hours: 8
Course Number: 232
Description:
Course Flyer Decoy Workshop 2025
Location:
Jerome CSO
2151 S Tiger Dr.
Jerome, ID 83338
Registration: contact Tyler Barnes at Honorable K-9
tylerbarnes@honorablek9.com – (208) 204-6350
Facility contact is Sgt. Craig Crouse
R3 233 – 2025 K9 Legal Updates – Jerome
April 15, 2025 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Credit Hours: 8
Course Number: 233 Legal and Liability
Description:
This in-depth seminar, led by renowned canine legal expert John M. Peters, will equip you with the knowledge to navigate complex legal challenges, enhance your unit’s legal defensibility, and minimize risk. Explore critical areas such as search and seizure, use of force, liability management, and best practices for K9 operations. Gain valuable insights into legal precedents, recent case law, and strategies for effective K9 record-keeping and training. This seminar is an invaluable opportunity for all K9 handlers, supervisors, and administrators to strengthen their understanding of the law and ensure the continued success and safety of their K9 programs.
Course Flyer JP K9 SEMINAR ’25
This course will satisfy the required 4 hour MTRS legal requirement
Location:
Jerome CSO
2151 S Tiger Dr.
Jerome, ID 83338
POST Coordinator: Jil Nichols – jil.nichols@post.idaho.gov
Questions regarding the location: Rick Bohling – rbohling@co.jerome.id.us
Select the blue registration button to register
** Invoice will be sent to the billing email provided the same day the registration is approved. This differs from normal POST In-Service billing procedure.
R2 233 – 2025 K9 Legal Updates – Meridian
April 17, 2025 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Credit Hours: 8
Course Number: 233 Legal and Liability
Description:
This in-depth seminar, led by renowned canine legal expert John M. Peters, will equip you with the knowledge to navigate complex legal challenges, enhance your unit’s legal defensibility, and minimize risk. Explore critical areas such as search and seizure, use of force, liability management, and best practices for K9 operations. Gain valuable insights into legal precedents, recent case law, and strategies for effective K9 record-keeping and training. This seminar is an invaluable opportunity for all K9 handlers, supervisors, and administrators to strengthen their understanding of the law and ensure the continued success and safety of their K9 programs.
Course Flyer JP K9 SEMINAR ’25
This course will satisfy the required 4 hour MTRS legal requirement
Location:
Idaho POST – Classroom A
700 S. Stratford Dr.
Meridian, ID 83642
POST Coordinator: Jil Nichols – jil.nichols@post.idaho.gov
Select the blue registration button to register
** Invoice will be sent to the billing email provided the same day the registration is approved. This differs from normal POST In-Service billing procedure.
R4232E K9 SWAT/High Risk Patrol (SKIDDS/CATS) Course- Idaho Falls
August 6-8, 2024, 0800-1800
Credit Hours: 30
Course Number: R4232E
Description:
For those that do not understand canines or have a misconception as to just how beneficial canines can be to a SWAT team, S.K.I.D.D.S. is the answer. The goal of this three day course will be to educate and train both canine handlers and the SWAT team members on the deployment of police service dogs in a SWAT operation.
At S.K.I.D.D.S. we will teach you approaches, entries, slow stealth and tactical team movements and searching techniques, safer arrest techniques along with team movement during live gunfire. The skills you will learn at S.K.I.D.D.S. will enhance your searching abilities and make your job safer and easier.
Open to all sworn police officers and military police who are currently members of their departments K9 unit or SWAT team. SWAT and K9 supervisors are encouraged to attend.
CATS is for handlers and K9’s that need a little help before they train with their departments SWAT team. CATS is also for patrol K9 teams that don’t have a SWAT team, will never search with a SWAT team and need a class to improve their officer safety and searching techniques.
The same techniques that are taught at S.K.I.D.D.S. are taught at CATS.
CATS is open to all sworn police officers and military police who are currently members of their departments K9 unit or SWAT team. SWAT and K9 supervisor are encouraged to attend.
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
For Dog Handlers
For SWAT Team Members
Instructors: Brad Smith
Location:
Idaho Falls Police Department
775 Northgate Mile
Idaho Falls, ID 83402
Registration Details: To register for this course contact Brianna Smith at BriannasmithK9@gmail.com
Remarks:
R4 425 – Idaho Police Canine Association Conference – Idaho Falls
May 6 – 10, 2024
Credit Hours: 40
Course Number: 425
Description:
This conference will include trainers from all over the US, case law updates, K9 medical training and much more! Please review the conference flyer for the full conference details
2024 Conference Flyer
Location:
Holiday Inn & Suites (208-227-9800)
3005 South Fork Blvd.
Idaho Falls, ID 83402
Registration Details:
Register by 04/15/2024 at https://www.idahopolicek9.org/general-6
Remarks:
For any questions please contact Jason Jenkins (Rexburg Police Department) jason.jenkins@rexburg.org