Search Dog Network's mission is to Train, Certify, and Deploy professional Canine Search Teams to locate missing persons.

Coming Events:

  • Thu Jun 20, 2013

    Team Meeting

    Starts: 19:00

  • Sat Jun 22, 2013

    Jones Ranch

    Starts: 07:00

  • Tue Jun 25, 2013

    Hensel Park

    Starts: 18:30

  • Sat Jun 29, 2013

    Lake Somerville – Deployment Drill (Base Radio)

    Starts: 07:00

  • Mon Jul 1, 2013

    Teresa

    Starts: 00:00

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  • High school camp at SHSU

    Starts: 15:00

    Location: Location and time announced later

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  • Trailer work meeting

    Starts: 18:30

    Location: Jim's

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Search Dog Spotlight

Newest team acquisition: Humminbird 1198c Sonar

 

SDN Team members training on the sonar at Lake Bryan

SDN Team members training on the sonar at Lake Bryan

Thanks to a grant from the American Kennel Club, Search Dog Network was able to purchase a Humminbird 1198c Sonar unit. The team has been training on it since its receipt in May, 2012. This unit is a side-scan sonar that allows the user to view objects under the water to the sides of the boat. Also, it tells the user the water depth, boat speed, GPS coordinate, as well as other information. Members are training on it on a regular basis to increase proficiency.

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From the Blog...

  • Valuable Seminar at Western Carolina University

    Cindy working on a bone recovery grid. Cindy assembling a complete skeleton. SDN members Cindy Grant and Mary Haislet, both Human Remains Detection Dog Handlers, took the opportunity to attend a Cadaver Dog Training Workshop March 2-4, 2012 offered by the Western Carolina University (WCU) Human Identification Lab and the Forensic Anthropology Program in Cullowhee, [...]

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