Meet our trainer
Our Trainer, Josh Hahn, is an experienced K9 Handler with a passion for working dogs. He has 10 years of experience working with Military and Police K9s in a variety of capacities. Josh has served as a K9 Officer patrolling Moody AFB located in Valdosta, GA with an explosive detection dog as well as a drug/patrol dog. He subsequently transferred to train single purpose and dual-purpose K9s for the Department of Defense’s Dog Training School at Lackland AFB in San Antonio, TX. He has operated as a lead trainer for the Dog Training School training 18 prospective working dogs at a time. Additionally, as an instructor for the Canine Handler’s Course training future handlers from all branches of the military. Josh most recently served as the Course Chief for the Kennel Master/ Trainer Supervisor’s Course training handlers and supervisors to effectively run their kennel and address any training deficiencies to better serve their home station. This unique experience provides him the ability to train handlers, trainers, and dogs of all experience levels and correct deficiencies in both training and procedures. Josh is a knowledgeable trainer in detection and patrol. He has taught hundreds of handlers K9 training techniques as well as decoying for countless dogs of all types. He can assist your agency with decoying work or offer custom decoy training to officers in your agency to fit your needs. Josh is also a certifying agent for DrugBeat, offering Explosive and Drug Detection, Patrol and Tracking certifications. Josh continues to serve as an active duty member of the USAF. Due to his work schedule, please contact Melissa at 636-290-5404 via call or text for any questions regarding availability or pricing. If you would simply like to speak with Josh directly, Melissa can schedule a call back at your convenience. We both monitor the Facebook inbox as well as our email, [email protected] if you prefer those contact m**hods. Please do not hesitate to let us know how we can assist you with your training and decoy needs.