LINCOLN, Neb. – This week, Nebraska State Patrol K-9 teams traveled to Denver to participate in an elite training workshop.
The workshop lasted from Monday to Thursday and included K-9 teams from Nebraska, Colorado, Texas, Virginia and Wyoming.
The nonprofit, K9s United, hosted the private workshop for K-9 teams to take vital information back to their hometown agencies.
The in-depth workshop focused on human detection, criminal apprehension techniques, scenario-based training and advanced obedience training.
Additionally, the workshop helped K-9 teams understand the importance behind dog selection and how it can impact a team’s success in the field.