Central Alabama Police K-9 Association

Central Alabama Police K-9 Association Exciting Workshop on Training Police K9s! Please take time to peruse the site and feel free to Contact Us. Certification is included in the price of the course.

CAPK9 is an organization made up of police officers, canine handlers, supervisors, and administrators from throughout the State of Alabama. Our group consists of law enforcement from municipal, county, and state agencies working toward a common goal of training standards and practices for police canines within the State of Alabama. CAPK9 is committed to providing a quality education program that e

xceeds expectations. We believe our intense methods of handler education contribute to the increasing success of our program. The handler school for a single-purpose detection canine is four weeks long, with two written examinations. The handler school for a dual-purpose canine is six weeks long, with four written examinations. A minimum score of 80% is required on all examinations. Additional weekly evaluations are conducted on the handler/canine team, and if acceptable scores are not achieved, written notice is sent to the department head. Certification is conducted at various locations to simulate realistic situations the team may encounter on the street. Detector dogs must successfully locate fourteen finds at seven locations while being subjected to numerous distractions. While patrol dogs must meet the same standards as the detector dogs, they must also successfully demonstrate the principles of handler protection and officer safety. Handler protection and officer (human and canine) safety are taught and stressed throughout the course. We guarantee performance upon completion of the course, provided the handler maintains the proper training and documentation taught during the course. We offer k-9 training courses

Single purpose (detection or patrol)
Dual Purpose Patrol & Narcotics Dogs
Military
Search & Rescue Dogs
Security
Personal Protection
Also fully Trained Sport Dogs:
Titled and untitled Tracking
Dogs
Narcotics Detection Dogs
Explosive detection
Accelerant detection
Tracking Dogs
Termite Dogs
Police Dogs
Instructor training

12/15/2024

Santa can add a few more gifts to his sleigh in a few weeks!

K9s Beauregard, Judge, Justice and Talon were on the nice list this year, and will soon receive bullet and stab protective vests thanks VIK9s! All the vests are sponsored by Vested Interest in K9s, Inc., and will be embroidered with the sentiment “In memory of K9 Jury, Lenoir County, EOW 4/30/24.” Delivery is expected within 10 weeks.

We sure are grateful for all our supporters who help us vest and protect brave K9s like these four. If you'd like to learn how you can donate or lend a helping hand towards our mission, please visit http://vik9s.org/ !

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Wayne Barlow and Louie
Prattville Police Department

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K9 Felon putting in some hard work today.

10/12/2024

K9 Ivy may be vertically challenged but those high finds aren't out of the question for her.

"As I walk around the 1 1/2-mile track, the air is filled with the lively sound of dogs barking, setting the scene for a...
10/10/2024

"As I walk around the 1 1/2-mile track, the air is filled with the lively sound of dogs barking, setting the scene for an exciting day of laying the dog track.

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157 County Road 759
Clanton, AL
35046

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Monday 9am - 12pm
Tuesday 9am - 12pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm
Friday 8am - 12pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm
Sunday 8am - 12:15pm

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+12056885445

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