Join host Jeff Meyer and guest Ron Cloward for a focused Q&A on two hot administrative topics in police K9: one dog and out and should a supervisor work a dog also?

The episode examines what a strict one-dog-out rule looks like, why many administrators favor it, and the downsides Jeff and Ron see: loss of institutional expertise, continual churn of inexperienced handlers, and declining program quality. They discuss practical alternatives and compromises—such as allowing experienced handlers to re-test for their assignment when a dog retires, implementing performance reviews before denying reassignment, and using policy as a tool to address personnel problems rather than removing experience wholesale.

On the question of supervisors working dogs, Jeff and Ron unpack pros and cons from both sides: liability and supervisory focus versus unit buy-in, continuity, and leadership presence. T

Listeners will walk away with concrete talking points to present to chiefs or administrators, considerations for writing or revising canine policy, and recommendations for supervisor training and unit continuity.

To contact Jeff Meyer, email him at: JeffMeyer1@outlook.com

To see more about Jeff and the classes that are offered go to: www.Policek9Training.net

Thanks to this shows sponsors:

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