In this episode, Jeff Meyer takes a closer look at the culture within canine units and the broader police department environment. Through his experiences and observations from training handlers across the country, he highlights the impact of cultural influences on canine team performance and unit cohesion. Jeff discusses the importance of selecting the right dogs, effective training practices, and how departmental culture can significantly affect operational success.
Join Jeff as he delves into the challenges faced by canine units, from handling aggressive dogs to ensuring officer safety. He shares insightful stories from various police departments, demonstrating the vital role of a supportive and adaptive training culture. Jeff also provides practical advice on how supervisors and handlers can lead by example to foster a professional and effective unit culture.
Whether you're a new handler, a seasoned trainer, or a department supervisor, this episode offers invaluable insights into improving culture to elevate your unit's performance. Learn how to make incremental changes that lead to significant improvements and ensure your canine unit is both respected and successful within and outside the department.
To contact Jeff Meyer email him at: JeffMeyer1@outlook.com
To see more about Jeff and the classes that are offered go to: www.Policek9Training.net
Thanks to this shows sponsors:
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