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Creating an Effective K9 Unit: Part 2 Choosing the Right Policy, Training, Decoys, and Supervisor By Brad Smith In my last article, Creating an Effective K9 Unit: Part 1 – Vendor, Trainer, Handler, & Dog Selection, we discussed topics that you may consider before starting a K9 unit or reviewing if you already have one. Now we are going to get to the meat and potatoes. CONTINUE READING

Therapy Dog Relieves Stress of Hospital Employees LAKE ST. LOUIS, Mo. – A new employee at SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital in Lake St. Louis is making all the difference in helping relieve the stress of other hospital workers who are frustrated and exhausted in working through the worst wave of the COVID pandemic. Read Full Article Meet the Spaniels Sniffing Out Hotel Bed Bugs A team of 16 sniffer spaniels has been searching hotels, aircraft, and transport for creepy crawlies that would have you leaving one-star reviews.  While some people still believe bed bugs are a myth, simply part of a funny nighttime rhyme for tucking the kids in with - for Merlin Environmental, they’re a very real issue. Read Full Article Burglar Leads Officers, K9 on Chase on Frozen River A man caught breaking into an Arlington, Massachusetts, home by its returning owner on Saturday led police on a chase on foot on the frozen Mystic River, police said.  He was eventually arrested after falling through the ice along with a police dog that officers sent after him, officials said. Read Full Article

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K9 Tips on Tuesdays Regular grooming can help your dog weather the winter cold. Wet, matted fur and dry winter skin can cause your dog discomfort during chilly months. Dry your dog thoroughly after baths. Brush and groom your dog regularly to help remove matted hair and stimulate circulation, which will help his skin and coat stay healthy. Your dog’s thick coat helps retain body heat, so never shave his coat during cold months.

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