| On this page, you will see many things. My appreciation for someone or something, pictures of accomplishments or events that make me proud of my clients, clients dogs and /or promotes doing something in the dog world that is somehow related to personal protection dogs.
My hope is that as people view these pictures and comments, they begin to understand
that the personal protection training of dogs is for more than just show. They are a vital part of our growing society. These dogs are not only protectors of there owners and families, they are our companions and friends. Through training, these animals develop a bond with their owners that can’t be replaced. In closing, if you own a dog, you owe it to yourself and your dog to get involved in some form of training and watch your bond, with your dog, grow. |
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Scott Miller
"Myself" |
Scott recieving his 2nd place trophy at the
National Narcotic Detector Dog Association
(N.D.D.A.)
Narcotic Dog Competition |
NNDDA Nationals
Slideshow |
Lania's Personal
Slideshow |
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Ray Reynolds
"Bruisa" |
| I would like to congratulate Ray Reynolds and “Bruisa” in obtaining their basic and advanced personal protection certificate.Ray has shown dedication to the training of his dog, and has a great dog to show for all his hard efforts. |
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Tony Smith
"Arko" |
| I would like to take this opportunity to show my appreciation to my mentor and close friend, Tony Smith. When Tony and I met around 1993, I had no idea of the bearing he would have on my life both personally and professionally. Tony is as analytical as any person I have ever met. He doesn’t always say what you want to hear, but he will always tell you the truth. When I told him that I wanted to train dogs, he took me under his wing and never looked back. The road ahead wasn’t always easy, but it was always full of information and training. In 2002, Tony discontinued working with personal protection dogs so he could focus his attention on Narcotic Detector Dogs. Based on the knowledge that Tony gave me and years of my continued education in training personal protection dogs, I felt that I could train and produce high quality personal protection dogs on my own. I thought enough of our friendship to ask Tony what he thought about my plan and he didn’t hesitate in saying that he thought I was ready and supported my decision, 100 percent. I am very thankful and appreciate Tony passing on his knowledge to me, but more than that, I cherish the friendship that we share. |
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Casey Sartin
"Lita" |
| I would like to personally congratulate Casey Sartin and “Lita” in obtaining their basic and advanced personal protection certificate. Casey has been dedicated to the training and she has an excellent dog to show for all her hard work. |
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John Holleman
"Doc" |
| I would like to congratulate John Holleman and “Doc” in obtaining their basic and advanced personal protection certificate. This is the first American Bulldog that I have had the pleasure of training. |
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Roger Beckett
"Grace" |
| I would like to personally congratulate Roger Beckett and “Grace” for obtaining their basic personal protection certificate. Roger has shown dedication to the training of his dogs’ and this a very admiral trait. |
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John Holleman
"Doc" |
John Holleman and “Doc” competed in the 2003 Canadian Explosion and Iron Dog World Championship, in Canada. The following is a list of trophies received by John and “Doc”.
1st Place Iron Dog Championship
1st Place Survival of the Fittest
1st Place Hardest Hitting (Open Division)
1st Place Sprint Race ( Open Division)
1st Place Weight Pull ( Dogs over 100 pounds)
1st Place Weight pull champion (Overall)
1st Place Standard Male Conformation ( 1 to 2 yrs)
3rd Place Personal Protection Tournament ( Open Division)
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John Holleman &
Scott Miller (myself) |
| In our first ever K9 Prosport event in Blytheville Arkansas 2003, Myself and “Zeus” finished 1st Place in the Professional Division and John Holleman and “Doc” finished 3rd Place in the Professional Division. |
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Casey Sartin
"Lita" |
| In her second time competing, Casey Sartin and “Lita” went to the 2003 K9 Prosport Finals, in Texas, and finished in 4th Place in the Personal Protection Division |
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Michell Olde, Scott Miller
Casey Sartin, & John Holleman |
Congratulations to the class of K9 Services
A strong team effort in Memphis, Tennessee. |
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