About

Oregon K9 offers the highest quality of training on the market and have standards that compete to National certification standards in our industry today. Since 1998. Our dog training is all motivational and less stress on the dog. Our 25 years of experience and commitment to excellence have earned us the reputation as the best training in the area. Oregon K9 Consulting LLC offers the highest quality of Police K9 on the market today. Since 2000 we have provided superior service to our customers and have assisted them in achieving their goals. Our years of experience and commitment to excellence have earned us the reputation as the field of police K9.

We train to American Society of Canine Trainers (ASCT) standards

Leadership: At Oregon K9, you will receive the kind of quality and service you expect from a leader. Our company is always evolving as the needs of our customers change and as new opportunities is created in the market. You can rest assured that, working with Oregon K9, you will enjoy the latest services, standards, knowledge and developments in the industry.

Teamwork: We make it our responsibility to know you, your pets and the working side of police work. To ensure that the solutions we provide are what you’re looking for, we work closely with you and tailor our program to meet your unique needs and challenges. We are committed to your success.

Customer Relations: At Oregon K9, our highest priority is satisfied customers. You are important to us and you can expect us to go the extra mile for your business. Superior customer service is the hallmark of Oregon K9. We are proud to serve you and work hard to earn your business.

Confidentiality of our services for Police Departments is important to us.

We have been fortunate to place several canines this year, I'm happy to announce two canines was trained not by me this year but two up and coming trainers.

Britton Munoz has trained his first dog, Mal, Neco for narcotics and he has been sold and out on the street making great seizures. Congratulation Britt for a job well done.

Kathy Jacobsen has also had a great year, she has trained a black lab Raven where the new handler and Raven has sucseeded in completeing handler training and certifacation through ASCT. We rescued this lab as a puppy and raised him starting him early. Kathy is also a field dog trainer and AKC Judge and moving into narcotic dogs was an easy move in training and scent theory. She also with the help of Chief Hugh Miller, me in my bite suit, had learned how to deploy a patrol dog. Congratulations Kathy

I myself keep learning from schools that I have attended. One here in Cottage Grove and another in Bozemen Montana, which Britton and myself drove there, well Britt slept most of the way. These ASCT schools was very intense, Nero-science classes was hard to learn and retain the information. But I'm confident to be able to use this information for new handlers and of course court testimonies. Also Master Instructor Chris Aycock had me present a couple of classes which I was not expecting.

If you never have been to an ASCT school you should try one, it is all work and not standing around eating donuts and drinking coffee. That is why we at ASCT want quality, not quantity