Ted Summers and Eric Stanbro - Working Dog Radio Hosts
242 episodes
6 months ago
Working Dog Radio discussing all things K9, gear, tactics, training, selecting, and breeding from handlers, trainers, and breeders. K9 professionals from all over the world in law enforcement, military, search & rescue and special operations and SWAT.
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Working Dog Radio discussing all things K9, gear, tactics, training, selecting, and breeding from handlers, trainers, and breeders. K9 professionals from all over the world in law enforcement, military, search & rescue and special operations and SWAT.
Episode 233: If This Ain’t Texas with Donnie Tarter
Working Dog Radio
1 hour 27 minutes 21 seconds
8 months ago
Episode 233: If This Ain’t Texas with Donnie Tarter
Ya'll, we've known this Texan for some time! Eric, Ted sit down with 30 plus year law enforcement K9 handler Donnie Tarter and discuss the intricacies of K9 training and the challenges of evaluating green dogs. They explore the evolution of K9 units, the importance of handler experience, and the differences between tracking and scent work in law enforcement. We talk a little shit on dog evaluations, the significance of proper training, and the personal experiences of the hosts and their guest in the field. In this segment of the conversation, the speakers delve into the intricacies of K9 training, discussing the challenges faced during tracking, the evolution of training techniques, and the complexities of dog behavior. They share personal anecdotes about their experiences with various dogs, highlighting the importance of common sense in tracking, the transition from traditional bite sleeves to modern training methods, and the implications of acquiring younger dogs for police work. The discussion emphasizes the need for adaptability in training approaches and the significance of understanding canine behavior to enhance performance in law enforcement settings. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the challenges and experiences of dog training in law enforcement, the transition to retirement, and the shift in police culture. They reflect on their careers, the difficulties faced in training dogs for police work, and the impact of management on their decisions to leave the job. The discussion also covers the transition to pet training and business ventures, highlighting the differences between training police dogs and personal pets. Finally, they share insights on the future of the industry and their personal plans moving forward.
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Working Dog Radio
Working Dog Radio discussing all things K9, gear, tactics, training, selecting, and breeding from handlers, trainers, and breeders. K9 professionals from all over the world in law enforcement, military, search & rescue and special operations and SWAT.
