
This podcast is all about Detection Dogs we talking training, working the dog in the real world, starting a new dog or have an experienced dog, this show is for you. Calling all Detection dogs, Sniffer Dogs, those who compete in Nosework / Scentwork sports. If you work a detection dog that sniffs out bombs, drugs, guns, cell phones, electronic devices or anything else this podcast is for you
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Dr. Paola Tiedemann returns to break down the groundbreaking firearm detection research she conducted with Cameron over the past four years. As the newly promoted Director of the Institute for Forensic Sciences at Texas Tech University, Dr. Tiedemann... more
Tom Onyshko is a 20-year LAPD veteran and handler in Metropolitan Division's elite K9 Platoon, where he runs both a patrol apprehension dog and a firearm detection dog. With only 5 firearm detection spots serving all of Los Angeles, Tom shares real-w... more
Fire Marshal Jared Harms (Spokane, WA) reveals why ignitable liquid detection dogs train on only ONE odor—50% evaporated gasoline—and why it works better than multi-odor programs. Learn how dogs find evidence that's been BURNED, why food reward is es... more
In this episode of K9’s Talking Scents, Cameron Ford and Jason Dill discuss the intricacies of breeding and training military working dogs, focusing on the DOD Military Working Dog breeding program at Lackland Air Force Base. They explore Jason's mil... more
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This podcast has given me so much info on scent that I’m able to apply to my own dogs and in my classes. Thank you
I look forward to each and every episode! Cameron Ford interviews the most amazing experts in Detection and Scentwork in a variety of fields. If you love learning about dogs and their amazing capabilities, I highly recommend listening!
I love the info, but it’s hard to listen to with the presenter saying “uh huh, yup, yeah, uh huh” every two seconds. Perhaps he wants to let the whole world know that the information isn’t novel or unfamiliar to him… we don’t care if you already know. Ask a question and let the guest speak.
I love Cameron Ford’s amazing podcast with all the guests he brings on for us. I live in Las Vegas with a son in CCSD public schools and I love Episode 71!
I recently had the pleasure of attending Cameron’s Odor Pays seminar in australia. He has a talent for communicating to a very mixed background/ability level audience but Cameron’s greatest quality is his search for the truth. His focus on the basics that underpin the complex skills resonated strongly, the importance of blind and double blind searches landed just at the right time for me, as someone just starting out in the field. The podcast has been fascinating to listen to since attending the... more
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A show focused on practical and scientific scent-detection work across a wide range of applications, from police and military canines to search-and-rescue and sport/nosework. Episodes spotlight how dogs detect odors, how trainers shape behavior, and how new methods and technologies advance the field. Guests tend to be subject-matter experts—trainers, handlers, researchers, and program leads—sharing real-world challenges, case studies, and lessons learned. The format typically blends technical discussion with actionable insights for handlers, trainers, and organizations exploring or expanding detection-dog programs. A standout across episodes is the emphasis on science-based training, diverse canine disciplines, and the human-dog partnership... more
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4. Police K9 Radio
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Recent guests on K9s Talking Scents include:
1. Paola Tiedemann
2. Tom Onyshko
3. Jared Harms
4. Jason Dill
5. Brent Verner
6. Brian Menace
7. Derek Ramirez
8. Jeff Meyer
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