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Retriever Vizsla There are two types of explosive detection canines trained by TSA: Conventional explosive detection canines (EDC) who undergo a 10-week training

more than 450 U.S. airports, employing screening officers, explosives detection dog handlers, and bomb technicians in airports, and armed Federal Air Marshals

textile analyst. The primary goal of the CBP Canine Program is terrorist detection and apprehension. The CBP Canine Program is critical to the mission of

administrative nature involving PFPA members. The K-9 Unit is the explosive detection unit for the Department of Defense community in and around the Washington

bombings in 2004. It maintains a robust K-9 division composed of patrol and bomb dogs. APD officers work in partnership with federal, state and local law enforcement

As their core mission, CBP Canine Officers use specially trained detector dogs to interdict large quantities of illegal narcotic substances, concealed humans

forces, including, operational logistics, intelligence, Military Working Dogs, Firepower Control Teams, and communications support in order to sustain

the top, and when they go from one place to another they carry them on some dogs they have, of which they have many, and they load them with the tents and

Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (ATFP) Program Military Working Dog (MWD) Program (700+ dogs) Harbor Security Operations The NSF’s budget is not separately detailed;

administrative nature involving PFPA members. The K-9 Unit is the explosive detection unit for the Department of Defense community in and around the Washington