
Police K9 Radio is hosted by Gregg Tawney and Rich Hartman. Gregg has 22 years of law enforcement experience, 15 of which were as a K9 handler. Gregg is also the owner of D-Tac K9 and is the trainer for 21 law enforcement agencies. Rich has 15 years of K9 handling experience and is a trainer for D-Tac K9. Together they will be interviewing some of the top trainers and experts in the police K9 comm... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Interview with Michael Ellis, world renowned dog trainer for pet, sport and police.
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Eric good is a a police K-9 trainer with 18 years of experience as a police K-9 handler. Eric is also owner of "Good Family K9" training.
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Why are trainers using a bite table and is it something that will enhance YOUR training?
Matt Foster discusses the advantages of table work for police and sport dogs.
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As a civilian who trains dogs and loves Mals, I’ve learned a lot from listening to Police K9 Radio. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and insights!
This is by far one of the best discussions any handler or K9 trainer can listen too. The in depth knowledge by Armin and Jay can only benefit you. Armin Winkler is a founding father to police and military dog training.
Please make a new podcast here in 2024 with Armin and Jay. In fact Armin should have his own channel or podcast he’s got far too much history and information to let die. Please bring him back.
Thank you for what you do for our community! I listen to a lot of K9 podcasts, but many of them are just banter and not skill building advice. I am beholden to the 9th circus and appreciate you helping us navigate their waters.
I’m 11 years old and I love this podcast I also love gsd I have one named gurt love what you guys are doing you guys are the best
I am a police supervisor and recently found this podcast and listened to the last four episodes one after the other while working in my yard. You guys do a great job selecting guests and allowing them to provide great information. I really like when you ask the guests to explain exactly what they talking about in specific training scenarios!
Thank you! Keep it up!
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The show centers on police K9 training, tactics, and welfare, featuring interviews with veteran handlers, trainers, andindustry guests who share field-tested insights. Episodes cover modern training philosophies, bite work, scent work, equipment and tools, and real-world deployments, with emphasis on safety, ethics, and effective handler-dog collaboration. Noteworthy are niche topics like bark fence concepts, muzzles, detection work, and the integration of technology and new training methods in police canine units. The format often blends practical demonstrations, guest case studies, and candid discussions aimed at agencies, trainers, and active-duty personnel seeking actionable guidance and professional development.
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Recent guests on Police K9 Radio include:
1. Michael Ellis
2. Eric Good
3. Matt Foster
4. Jay Nix
5. Zach Pfannenstiel
6. Dylan Jobson
7. Natalie Morris
8. Justin Tortora
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