Police Department Policy

Q-1000 Sheriff_s Canine Section Training.pdf

Kern_County_Sheriff

Policy Text
Kern County Sheriff’s Office Policies and Procedures TITLE: SHERIFF’S CANINE SECTION TRAINING NO: Q-1000 APPROVED: Donny Youngblood, Sheriff-Coroner REFERENCE: EFFECTIVE: REVIEWED: REVISED: UPDATED: March 1, 2021 POLICY Periodic training is necessary to maintain an optimal level of performance by the canine teams. This training is just as important for the handler as it is for the canine. The training schedule calls for a minimum of twenty (20) hours of group canine training per month (usually conducted in 10-hour blocks, twice per month). During this group training, training topics will vary depending on needs. In addition to group training, canine handlers are expected to train together in small blocks during their regular shifts. In the event a canine handler is experiencing a training deficiency, which is not being corrected by either group or individual training, the canine handler may contact the Sheriff’s Office Trainer for specific training.

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