Offering all levels of K9 training, advanced and technical programs and certification of law enforcement, civilian and sport trainers. Membership details, standards and awards.

Details of meetings and seminars for handlers and trainers.

Membership is open to former and current Combat Team members.

Details of forthcoming trials and seminars as well as a photograph page and message board.

Members can access a case law hotline and details are given of training events and seminars.

As well as details of Trials and seminars, there is a photograph page and Trader's Corner.

This forum is for trainers and handlers of accelerant (arson) detecting dogs.

Training articles are provided, as well as certification standards and an honour roll.

Details are given of seminars for handlers and an anti-drug education programme for children.

Information and membership is available to anyone associated with law enforcement and public safety.

Standards and course details are given for the certification of Evaluators.

Officers from several Californian departments offer course details and legal information.

Promotes the international exchange of information and standard procedures.

Membership details are given with sponsorship information and a picture gallery.

Seminar details, books and a training manual are provided for officers involved in trailing and cadaver work.

Providing assistance with ongoing education and certification.

Seminar information is accompanied by case reports and news items about related search and detection activities.

Seminars and merchandise are offered, and members can submit an official Bloodhound Search Report.

US standards are given for instructors, trainers and certification.

Details of seminars throughout Scandinavia, plus information on the new Accelerant Dog Project.

Officers in the US and other countries provide workshop details, an Honor Roll and an Information Letter.

Unit photographs are featured, along with a newsletter and list of current events.

Member states and provinces include Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia, Canada.

This unofficial history is written by an Australian former officer.

Team members across Canada are named, with their dogs and locations.

The history is given and an application form can be downloaded.

A photograph gallery shows active and retired teams from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Canada.

Technical advice is provided, as well as details of seminars and international competitions.

The certification requirements are described.

Explanations are given of each form of certification, and a message forum is available for members.

Members in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia and the District of Columbia are offered certification, evaluations and seminars.

News stories are published, there are photograph galleries and a chat room, and e-mails can be sent to units serving abroad.

Membership is open to anyone who was associated with a War Dog Unit.

Members are offered workshops in Narcotic, Explosive and Accelerant Detection.

Members can access a message board and a list of events.

Competition details and a newsletter are provided for members in California, Nevada, Idaho and Oregon.

Details of the annual Iron Dog Challenge are given, plus information on various public education programmes.