This is a placeholder text
Group text
by zobelhund on 23 May 2012 - 21:05
Hello all,
I am interested in donating one of my puppies to a police department. Do canine programs take donations? I did some research and I didn't find a lot of help.
Can anyone here help?
Thanks!
by RLHAR on 23 May 2012 - 21:05
I believe it varies from department to department.
What sort of resources and budget they have and what age you are talking about.
It is my understanding that most departments like to take on green dogs who can be tested a little more rigerously than a puppy as a better idea of the dog's capabilities can be discovered before a lot of time and or money is put into a puppy who may or may not be up to the work.
What sort of resources and budget they have and what age you are talking about.
It is my understanding that most departments like to take on green dogs who can be tested a little more rigerously than a puppy as a better idea of the dog's capabilities can be discovered before a lot of time and or money is put into a puppy who may or may not be up to the work.
by Bhall on 23 May 2012 - 23:05
Hello,
we donate 4-5 K-9's each year. However, like the previous poster said.... with puppies it is always a waiting game. You never know if they will work out. Why don't you raise the puppy up, do lots of exposure and imprinting and then donate it?
we donate 4-5 K-9's each year. However, like the previous poster said.... with puppies it is always a waiting game. You never know if they will work out. Why don't you raise the puppy up, do lots of exposure and imprinting and then donate it?
by zobelhund on 23 May 2012 - 23:05
Thank you everyone. Should I just call my local canine handlers and chat with them?
I'd be willing to keep a pup and train it until it can be evaluated for police work.
Thanks for everyone's help.
Erin
by dragonfry on 24 May 2012 - 03:05
I know my local PD only takes dog that are between 14 months and 3 years old. OFA good or better, and full teeth and show high ball drive and working ability. But they are working in hard, hot conditions (central florida) and they do not have a big budget to work with dogs that may wash out.
You may have to hold on to that dog for a while before they are of age to be offerd as service dogs. But the fact that you are even considering offering a dog is wonderful.
Hope everythign works out for the best.
Fry
You may have to hold on to that dog for a while before they are of age to be offerd as service dogs. But the fact that you are even considering offering a dog is wonderful.
Hope everythign works out for the best.
Fry
by Ramage on 25 May 2012 - 03:05
Have you checked out dogs4cops? Someone I know donated a pup this year and has been happy with the communication. Supposedly, if the puppy does not work out it comes back to the breeder, but not sure how true this is. I as thinking of donating one, myself ...
dogs4cops.com
dogs4cops.com
by destiny4u on 25 May 2012 - 19:05
not sure how true it is? you might want to find out before you throw away your dogs like that.
by beetree on 25 May 2012 - 20:05
I did a quick search and found this site that said they would consider taking your dog.....
http://www.policedogs.us/Police-Dog-Donation.html
http://www.policedogs.us/Police-Dog-Donation.html
Contact information Disclaimer Privacy Statement Copyright Information Terms of Service Cookie policy ↑ Back to top
