CR Dogs - Search & Rescue Group Training

Search & Rescue Group Training

Search & Rescue Training Workshop(Bronte Park)

Search & Rescue Training

   Search and rescue training can be very rewarding for both handler and dog.
   The dog is required to use its nose to locate missing persons or evidence such
   as articles of clothing, property, etc. The dog is taught to locate missing
   persons by air scenting or tracking. The dog will also be required to negotiate
   obstacles in its work where training in agility will be required. Conditioning for
   uncomfortable situations such as rugged terrain, obstacles, and various
   transportation means, etc. will also be required in the training.

   CR Dogs offers Search and Rescue Training Seminars at Rens Pet Depot in
   Aberfoyle, 2 Day workshops at Bronte Creek Provincial Park, and Monthly
   training days at Bronte Creek Provincial Park in Oakville.

   The SAR Seminars include Tracking, Area Searching, Article Searching,
   Obedience, Building Search and Agility. No matter what level your SAR K9 is at
   the seminars will prove challenging and rewarding.

A certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the seminar.

   In the province of Ontario the governing body of all search and rescue civilian
   canine teams is Ontario Search and Rescue Volunteer Association in
   conjunction with the Ontario Provincial Police. Through these two
   organizations, all SAR K9 that are utilized in the Province of Ontario by all
   Police Agencies are tested and certified in ground search as well as the civilian
   canine teams.

   The standards and certification that we use are based on the Ontario Provincial
   Police Civilian Volunteer Search and Rescue Canine Handler requirements and
   Ontario Search and Rescue Volunteer Association

   Introduction to Search and Rescue
    Working Dog Assessment
   Search & Rescue I
   Search & Rescue II
   Search & Rescue III
   Search & Rescue Advanced

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