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Research Based, Scientifically Tested
and Validated, Field Proven Detection Canine Services for Schools, Businesses, Industry, and Law Enforcement.

Canine / Handler training programs unfortunately sometimes provide
as little as 2-4 weeks of training before being deployed.

Some even require the handler to wear cameras for an office manager to monitor and approve the alert.

Our handlers undergo a full 26 week training and field mentoring program
before becoming deployment ready.
Additionally, we are escorted by a site administrator to ensure complete transparency.

We Set Standards
Others Try to Meet!

All of our teams are scientifically validated (as a team) utilizing double-blind testing prior to deployment.

All odor materials utilized as odor source
are pure materials.

We possess each and every license, permit, and registration required to legally operate where we deploy.

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US DOJ, DEA
REGISTRATION

STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY
PERMIT

PURE ODOR
MATERIALS

GOVERNORS
COMMENDATION (2)

>85 ITEMS
ON LOAN TO DEA

FORMER OHTF-1
HANDLER

US DOJ, BATFE
PERMIT

STATE FIRE
MARSHAL PERMIT

LICENSED
INVESTIGATORS

WTC 9/11
HANDLER

CITY OUTSTANDING
CONTRIBUTION AWARD

FORMER FIREFIGHTER
PARAMEDIC / EMT

ALL DOGS WE USE
ARE RESCUES

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A Few Notables

Ensminger, J. J., Minhinnick, S., Thomas, J. L., & Dror, I. E. (2020). The use and
abuse of dogs in the witness box. Suffolk Journal of Trial and Appellate Advocacy, 25 (1), 1-65.

Jezierski, T., Ensminger, J., & Papet, L.E. (Eds.). (2016). Canine Olfaction Science and Law:
Advances in Forensic Science, Medicine, Conservation, and Environmental Remediation (1st ed.).
CRC Press. https://doi.org/10.1201/b20027

Papet, L.E., Minhinnick, S. (2016), ‘Training a statistically superior scent
discrimination canine – Where trainer wisdom meets scientific validation’, in
Jezierski, T., Ensminger, J., & Papet, L. E. (Eds.), Canine olfaction science and law:
advances in forensic science, medicine, conservation, and environmental
remediation (pp. 173-195). London: CRC Press.

Minhinnick, S. (2016), Statistical Reliability Confounders and Improvement in
Advanced Dog Training: Patterns, Routines, Targets, Alerts, Distractors,
Reinforcement and other issues, in Jezierski, T., Ensminger, J., & Papet, L. E.
(Eds.),Canine olfaction science and law: advances in forensic science, medicine,
conservation, and environmental remediation (pp. 197-212). London: CRC Press.

Minhinnick, S., Papet, L.E., Stephenson, CM & Stephenson, MR (2016),
‘Training fundamentals and the selection of dogs and personnel for detection work’,
in Jezierski, T., Ensminger, J., & Papet, L. E. (Eds.), Canine olfaction science and law:
advances in forensic science, medicine, conservation, and environmental remediation
( pp. 155–171). London: CRC Press.

Sherri Lynne (2014) My Life’s Work / Detection Specialist Star, Perspicacious
Studios. (K-3)

S.L. Minhinnick, L.E. Papet (2004-2014) Explosives Detection, Operational Law
Enforcement K9 Handler Training Syllabus, K9 Resources, LLC publication

S.L. Minhinnick, L.E. Papet (2004-2014) Narcotics Detection, Operational Law
Enforcement K9 Handler Training Syllabus, K9 Resources, LLC publication

S.L. Minhinnick, L.E. Papet (2007) MS Explosives Detection Protocols,
Operational K9 Deployment, K9 Resources, LLC publication

S.L. Minhinnick, L.E. Papet. (2006-2016) Strategic Management and Response
Tactics Crisis Plans, Critical Angle Publications

Ensminger, J., and Papet, L.E. (2014). Walking Search Warrants:
Canine Forensics and Police Culture after Florida v. Harris.
Journal of Animal & Natural Resource Law (in press) (refereed publication).

Jezierski, T., Adamkiewicz, E., Walczak, M., Sobczynska, M., Gorecka-Brusca, A.,
Ensminger, J., and Papet, E. (2013). Efficacy of Drug Detection by Fully-Trained Police
Dogs Varies by Breed, Training Level, Type of Drug and Search Environment,
Forensic Science International

U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Two Police Canine Cases in Fall Term, John Ensminger
and L.E. Papet, New York Law Journal, 6 (August 9, 2012).

Ensminger, J., (2011). Police and Military Dogs: Criminal Detection, Forensic Evidence
and Judicial Admissibility. Taylor and Francis

How to Prevent Cueing Arguments from Getting Canine Evidence Thrown Out in
Court, John Ensminger and L.E. Papet, Deputy and Court Officer, 3(2) 2011

Cueing and Probable Cause: Research May Increase Defense Attacks on and
Judicial Skepticism of Detection Dog Evidence, John Ensminger and L.E. Papet,
(2011) Animal Legal & Historical Center Online