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	Article about cadaver dog training methodology - written by Jonni Joyce.
		In teaching cadaver work, I utilize a step-by-step process that takes a beginner dog and teaches him the ability to reliably indicate on the presence of cadaver and teaches the handler how to interpret the information the dog is relaying.
		Once the dog is familiar with the scent and a command is attached to the scent, then it is time to build the alert.
		Once your dog is capable of offering the trained alert behavior without being commanded in these three scenarios, then we are ready to teach the dog to search for it and extend the search area, time and distance.
	www.jonnijoyce.com /articles/archive/cadaver_dog.htm (2144 words)

	Police dog - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A police dog is a dog that is trained specifically to assist police and similar law-enforcement personnel with their work.
		This means that the dog grabs hard, and a fleeing suspect can be bitten when attempting to avoid or fight off a dog and the dog is attempting with full speed and energy to grab the suspect.
		For some sniffer dogs in environments where it is perceived that a criminal may attempt to kill the dog to prevent detection, a bodyguard dog is assigned with the sniffer to intimidate and, if necessary, attack anyone who would attack the sniffer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cadaver_dog (667 words)

	Utah POST Cadaver Detector Dog Performance Objectives
		The Dog shall be able to locate/indicate two (2) separate partial cadavers which have been buried separately in a field/forest search area approximately 800 square yards.
		The Dog shall be able to locate/indicate one (1) partial cadaver which has been hidden in a search area such as a sewer, sewage facility, or compost pile.
		The Dog shall be able to locate/indicate one (1) bloodstain on one (1) piece of clothing which has been placed in one (1) of six (6) piles of human clothing.
	users.sisna.com /wendellnope/perf-cad.htm (528 words)

	The Ultimate Working dog Dog Breeds Information Guide and Reference
		Herding dogs are still invaluable to shepherds and cattle herders around the world for managing their flocks; different breeds are used for the different jobs involved in herding, and for guarding the flocks and herds.
		Dogs that are not to be used for their original purpose must be trained from a young age and are best suited to active persons and families.
		Obedience training, dog sports such as flyball, dancing and agility, informal or novelty shows, and trial work are all excellent channels for these breeds' energy; at the very least they must be walked or given other exercise at an appropriate level for the breed, given toys, played with, and provided with human company.
	www.dogluvers.com /dog_breeds/Working_dog (785 words)

	Dog Owner's Guide: Cadaver dog
		Cadaver dog helps bring peace to families of victims
		Each dog and handler team was accompanied by a fireman Kelley and I were paired up with a two other “seasoned” dogs and handlers.
		The true heroes here are Kelley and all the other dogs that aid in the help of mankind, whether it be search and rescue, police dogs, arson dogs, drug dogs, bomb dogs, or the dogs that aid in helping people lead independent normal lives.
	www.canismajor.com /dog/cadog.html (1249 words)

	faq (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This dog is trained to cover or grid large geographic areas by sampling the air currents for traces of human scent.
		The dog is taught not to disturb the crime scene by digging or retrieving evidence.
		Potential problems are: dogs trained in disaster must be very clear and have a different alert for live and dead, occasionally dogs trained in both live and dead scent will alert and we are unable to determine which of the two they have alerted on.
	www.k9forensic.org /faq.html (834 words)

	A SAR Dog Lexicon
		The dog should discriminate between living and dead persons, and must be deployed to the avalanche area within minutes.
		A dedicated cadaver dog normally searches a relatively small area for buried or fragmented remains.
		Its presence changes the behavior of airscenting SAR dogs, but is not a serious impediment to a well-trained dog and handler team.
	www.amrg.info /sar_dog_lexicon.htm (776 words)

	Cadaver Dog Indicated Laci Peterson's Body was in Husband's Boat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		According to a report by the dog's handler, the cadaver dog showed "mild interest" in the boat and displayed some interest in containers in the warehouse during a search.
		The defense team for Scott Peterson contends that the dog's failure to "alert" on the boat is proof that the body was never in the craft.
		However, prosecutors argue that the dog did not fully alert was because it was distracted by the heavy smell of chemicals in the warehouse.
	www.kxtv10.com /storyfull.asp?id=5561 (313 words)

	Canine Case Closed?
		Sandra and her dog were even asked to Panama and Bosnia to search for graves of victims of political oppression and war crimes.
		As many scent detection dogs are home trained, training equality may play a role in the varying reliability of cadaver dog training.
		In referring to the Alabama study, Morris states that "dogs are only as good as the training they have received and the only way you know the quality is to test." She cautions against directly applying such studies to dogs used for archaeological work.
	www.archaeology.org /online/features/dogs/index.html (2196 words)

	Cadaver dog and handler team capabilities in the recovery of buried human remains in the Southeastern United States
		Sometimes the cadaver dog and handler teams are successful, while other times law enforcement and cadaver dog teams are frustrated in their search.
		Cadaver dogs detected with varying success: buried human remains at different stages of decomposition, buried human remains at different depths, and buried decomposed human and animal remains.
		Observations and videotape of the cadaver dogs during field trials showed that they were reliable in finding buried human remains.
	www.astm.org /JOURNALS/FORENSIC/PAGES/4353.htm (326 words)

	Halfbakery: Cadaver Dog Patrols
		Supplying these people with cadaver-sniffing dogs, as used by earthquake incident rescuers, will not only keep the dogs in training but will also reduce the incidences of sad, lonely people dying sad, lonely deaths, unnoticed.
		When I first saw the title of this idea I was put off because I imagined patrols of (vampire, obviously) cadaver dogs, roaming the streets, feasting off the brains of the living.
		Cadavers begin to give off certain identifying odours within 12 to 15 minutes of death, apparently.
	www.halfbakery.com /idea/Cadaver_20Dog_20Patrols (2081 words)

	HILL COUNTRY DOG CENTER - CADAVER DOG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Trained dogs possess the ability to pinpoint the location of cadavers at great distances.
		Cadaver dogs can be employed in a variety of terrain as well as in water.
		You may choose the breed and we will tailor the training of a cadaver dog to fit your agency's needs and the geographic features of your region.
	www.hc-dc.com /cadaver.htm (106 words)

	The Independent: Special Issues: Dog Days of Summer: Cadaver dog trainee
		Her daughter is planning to train her self-confident Chihuahua puppy as a cadaver dog.
		Because dog's noses are so fine that they ought to be used--they still haven't found a machine that works so well to distinguish a variety of molecules, down to 500 parts per trillion.
		Cadaver dog training combines several worlds I both love and lack in my life as an academic: forensic science, the natural world, and dogs.
	www.indyweek.com /gyrobase/Content?oid=oid:24843 (2004 words)

	Boston.com / News / Nation / Owner of cadaver dog charged with planting remains
		CHICAGO -- A Michigan woman whose cadaver dog has worked more than 1,000 cases for law enforcement agencies over the past 17 years was indicted yesterday on federal charges that she planted human remains and other evidence at several crime scenes.
		In one Ohio case, Anderson and her dog, Eagle, turned up a toe in a creek bed where officials were searching for a 22-year-old man. Two weeks later, the man's body was found with both feet in his boots and all of his toes intact.
		Anderson and her dog, a Doberman-German shorthair, have searched graves in Bosnia and the Pennsylvania site where one of the planes hijacked on Sept. 11, 2001, crashed.
	www.boston.com /news/nation/articles/2003/08/21/owner_of_cadaver_dog_charged_with_planting_remains (386 words)

	911bc K9 Search & Recovery Missing Persons, Forensics, Cadaver, and other searches
		The term "cadaver dog" came about after search and rescue dogs started to be trained to look for expired lost persons and suicides.
		The dog is taught to discriminate between live human scent and cadaver scent, and animal bones and human bones.
		Dogs that have never had any training on cadaver scent will sometimes act strange or will not know how to communicate their find.
	www.911bc.org /faq.html (875 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Metro > Danielle's Disappearance -- Cadaver-seeking dog said to react to part of ...
		Frazee, a volunteer with the county Sheriff's Department, said his dog – a 3-year-old vizsla named Cielo – was certified as both a search dog and a cadaver dog by the California Rescue Dog Association.
		He said the dog's behavior indicated that a cadaver had been stored either in the compartment or in an area of the motor home where the air fed into the compartment.
		He admitted he never reported his dog's positive reaction until weeks later, when he sent the canine's breeder an e-mail, figuring she would be "proud" of Cielo's achievement.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/metro/danielle/20020627-9999_1n27wester.html (1314 words)

	Crime Scene Investigations -- Human Remains Detection, "Cadaver Dogs"
		Trained dogs are able to distinguish between human remains, animal remains, and a wide range of other odors that would normally be expected to distract them.
		Canines that detect human remains, commonly referred to as cadaver dogs, have been minimally represented in the law enforcement canine population across the United States.
		A search is not merely walking around and permitting the dog to randomly sniff an area, it involves careful fact gathering, analysis and appropriate use of tools that are employed to make existing odor available for detection by the dog.
	www.crime-scene-investigator.net /cadaverdogs.html (1835 words)

	Cadaver Dog Handbook: Forensic Training and Tactics for the Recovery of Human Remains. . - book review FBI Law ...
		Cadaver Dog Handbook: Forensic Training and Tactics for the Recovery of Human Remains.
		Cadaver Dog Handbook: Forensic Training and Tactics for the Recovery of Human Remains by Andrew Rebmann, Edward David, and Marcel/a Sorg, published by CRC Press, New York, New York, 2000.
		Chapters 3 and 4 explain the methods of training a cadaver dog and the handling and use of training aids.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m2194/is_11_70/ai_81223385 (391 words)

	The Restless Sleep:: Zeus - A Cadaver Dog
		In one cold case investigation a cadaver dog named Zeus found a body that was wrapped in plastic and buried under concrete four years earlier.
		There are half a dozen official cadaver dogs, although because of 9/11 more dogs than usual got some cadaver experience.
		Rescue dogs are used to finding people alive and finding only corpses screws them up.
	www.echonyc.com /~horn/restless/000149.html (434 words)

	Welcome To Our Page
		A cadaver recovery dog is a trained k9 in the detection and locations of Deceased Humans.It is trained on the decomposition of the human body's tissues and liquids.
		But his primary job will be Cadaver Recovery.This dog has a great desire to work and please and has a real play drive."Cody" has learned Cadaver Detection work so good and so fast at such an early age it is just unbelievable.
		This is where we worked the Cadaver Dogs to try and Locate the Ghost of the Van Horn Mansion.
	www.angelfire.com /ny3/arsonk9 (902 words)

	King County Search Dogs
		We responded with three cadaver dog teams and a total of 15 personnel The missions was to clear a property of interest to a KCSO Task Force and run cadaver dogs through it.
		Interspersed with clearing approxmately 1/2 acre of flberries, the cadaver dogs ran through the area.
		Although nothing was located by the dog teams, a human bone was found by a NW Horse SAR member in a dried, boggy area, under several inches of soil.
	www.kcsearchdogs.org /searches/aug03.htm (503 words)

	Search and Rescue Dog Publications, Cadaver
		Intended for those who train and handle cadaver dogs, this book also encompasses information for those who work closely with them, such as police, death investigators, and anthropologists.
		Cadaver Dog Handbook is organized so that forensic specialists who are not themselves dog handlers will be able to access information about search techniques, contexts and documentation.
		Conversely, individuals interested primarily in training and handling will be able to focus on chapters devoted specifically to these subjects or expand their expertise to include more of the forensic framework.
	home.earthlink.net /~rjk5a/Dogs/dog_cadaver_publicatio.htm (636 words)

	Puppy training schedule
		If your dog is a chronic jump-on-new-people kind of dog, have a friend come to the door with his favorite treat.
		Introduce the heel from a distance, when your dog is doing something else, say "Geiger heel" and pat your leg, he should 'come' and when he gets near, start walking with him at a heel for a few paces.
		As always the dog needs to be focused on the victim, so don't talk to the dog, even if he's close but not getting it.
	xenia.media.mit.edu /~zuul/SARC/puppydays.html (9262 words)

	Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - cadaver dog allowed in,only
		Also the other dog they had there that day did not pick up her scent by the ramp or by the bathrooms...that says she wasnt out walking about.
		The other dog only scented for 10-15 minutes and was not taken to the same area of the park...was on the other side of the park where the washrooms are.
		That other dog was not a cadaver dog it was another scent dog..it works on a scent and if there was no scent over by the washrooms and the other area..it means she was not over there.
	www.websleuths.com /forums/showthread.php?t=5468 (1601 words)

	Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - ModBee reports cadaver dog picked up Laci's scent at shed behind house
		If my lack of knowledge about "search dogs" made me think that dogs searching for live persons would need scent items and none of those items had been collected for use, I'd get the idea that police thought my loved one was dead and that searches were focused only on finding a dead person.
		There were dogs searching the park on Christmas day, and if no one had asked for items belonging to Laci, family members could worry that those dogs were cadaver dogs, looking for the death scent rather than the live scent of Laci.
		Others around Scott that day, as well as Scott, may have told him that there were cadaver dogs in the park (whether that was true or not), or asked him if he knew if the dogs in the park were cadaver dogs or not.
	www.websleuths.com /forums/showthread.php?t=5308 (4754 words)

	The Times-Tribune - State cadaver dog gets good workout
		Jake is the only dog of 25 owned by the PSP who can sniff out live people as well as decomposing flesh.
		To fix a dog on a scent, the scents are soaked into gauze or mixed with dirt.
		If police want to track a suspect, the dog is given a "pre-scent" -- a piece of the person's clothing -- which the dog follows until he finds something.
	www.thetimes-tribune.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=8412769&BRD=2185&PAG=461&dept_id=415898&rfi=6 (546 words)

	Local News
		She trains cadaver dogs by hiding human teeth -- obtained from friends' children or a dentist -- or human hair.
		Brevard County Sheriff Jack Parker said his inspiration to have a cadaver dog on staff came from the Natalee Holloway case in Aruba last year and the "fact that it was so difficult for them to find a certified cadaver dog."
		For some, the dogs are more than a law enforcement tool; they are a link to a lost loved one.
	www.floridatoday.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060414/NEWS01/604140347/1006 (878 words)

	Search and Rescue Dog Publications
		All America is thrilled by Search and Rescue missions especially when the well-trained dogs are brought in to save victims of earthquakes hurricanes and man-made disasters.
		It is a complete approach to training for this type of dog.
		Appropriate for anyone with any breed, this guide emphasizes handler and unit training and conditioning for dogs, covers searches (water and ground) and tracking and terrain analysis.
	www.dbs-sar.com /Dogs/dog_publications.htm (447 words)

	Service Dogs Page 2
		In 1986 Beth and Panda were sent to the earthquakes in San Salvador as part of the US Disaster Team, where she was credited to finding four live people.
		Sirius not only became a search and rescue dog, he also became a cadaver dog, Unfortunately, Siri had to be retired early because of a injury to a hind leg, and then a bad injury to a front leg.
		He has been a top cadaver dog for quite a few years now, with many finds to his credit.
	www.awsaclub.com /hof/service2.htm (456 words)

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