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Q&A Series" Cameron Ford answers a question about Narc dogs searching cars with Jeff Meyer
Aug 27, 2026
41m 46s
Q&A Series: Ron Cloward talks about "one dog and our polices" with Jeff Meyer
Aug 20, 2026
31m 10s
Q&A Series: Eric Stanbro answers a Common E-Collar Question with Jeff Meyer
Aug 12, 2026
30m 07s
Detector Dog Training with Gary Haddon: Obedience to Odor
Jun 9, 2026
1h 04m 53s
Update on Shocking Ruling on K9 Case
May 25, 2026
37m 52s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 8/27/26 | Q&A Series" Cameron Ford answers a question about Narc dogs searching cars with Jeff Meyer | In this episode Jeff Meyer is joined by detection expert Cameron Ford to tackle a common problem: narcotics dogs that perform well inside but become distracted, avoidant, or ineffective when searching vehicles on traffic stops. They break down likely causes (low reinforcement value, negative associations, or flooding by repetitive, stressful exposures) and outline a practical progression to restore motivation and reliable searching on cars. Key topics covered include identifying the root cause of vehicle avoidance, dialing training back to simple contexts, building reinforcement history and value for cars, using rituals and signals (for example a special collar routine) to predict fun, and staged exercises where a trainer teases a vehicle and the handler pays the dog quickly on odor acknowledgement — not always waiting for a full trained final response. They also discuss changing locations/cars, varying reward schedules (roughly 60% positive to avoid over‑expectation), the role of quick reward timing ("pay on sniff"), limited pairing with reward items if necessary, and how handler relaxation and clear start/finish cues (e.g., saying "all done") improve outcomes. Cameron and Jeff emphasize avoiding flooding (recreating stressful traffic-stop conditions repeatedly), preventing handler frustration from cascading into poorer performance, and tailoring the progression to each team. They note most cases are fixable with consistency: simplify the task, create value, reward early, then rebuild duration and precision. To contact Jeff Meyer, email him at: [email protected] To see more about Jeff and the classes that are offered go to: www.Policek9Training.net Thanks to this shows sponsors: AceK9.com ______________________________________________________________________________ KATS K9 Record Keeping www.katsplatinum.com ______________________________________________________________________________ Ray Allen K9 https://www.rayallen.com/ ____________________________________________________________________________ The Next Level K9 https://www.thenextlevelk9.com/ _____________________________________________________________________________ For information about the Colorado K9 Conference https://coloradok9conference.com/ | 41m 46s | ||||||
| 8/20/26 | Q&A Series: Ron Cloward talks about "one dog and our polices" with Jeff Meyer | 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: [email protected] To see more about Jeff and the classes that are offered go to: www.Policek9Training.net Thanks to this shows sponsors: AceK9.com ______________________________________________________________________________ KATS K9 Record Keeping www.katsplatinum.com ______________________________________________________________________________ Ray Allen K9 https://www.rayallen.com/ ____________________________________________________________________________ The Next Level K9 https://www.thenextlevelk9.com/ _____________________________________________________________________________ For information about the Colorado K9 Conference https://coloradok9conference.com/ | 31m 10s | ||||||
| 8/12/26 | Q&A Series: Eric Stanbro answers a Common E-Collar Question with Jeff Meyer | Host Jeff Meyer welcomes trainer Eric Stambrough for a focused Q&A episode in his Police K9 Training Podcast series. After a summer break Jeff is launching shorter question-and-answer shows; this episode addresses a common field problem: how to "reset" police dogs that have been trained for decades with overly high e‑collar stimulation and now react with stress, vocalization, leash‑targeting or inconsistent drive. Jeff and Eric walk through practical, step‑by‑step methods to rebuild control and trust using the e‑collar properly. Key techniques discussed include starting work on leash, using negative reinforcement (pressure on/pressure off) at very low levels, short, repeated reps (two short sessions of ~10 reps), layering the collar over known behaviors (heal/come), and rewarding with food or praise. Eric describes a practical progression: initial trust‑building with low stim and leash guidance, one or two days of focused negative reinforcement, then transition to brief taps or tone as a consequence while always returning stimulation to the lowest effective level. Jeff emphasizes avoiding collar dependence and training the dog to perform reliably without constant stimulation. Both trainers stress that numbers are situational — use what the dog needs in that environment and always come back down once control is achieved. To contact Jeff Meyer, email him at: [email protected] To see more about Jeff and the classes that are offered go to: www.Policek9Training.net Thanks to this shows sponsors: AceK9.com ______________________________________________________________________________ KATS K9 Record Keeping www.katsplatinum.com ______________________________________________________________________________ Ray Allen K9 https://www.rayallen.com/ ____________________________________________________________________________ The Next Level K9 https://www.thenextlevelk9.com/ _____________________________________________________________________________ For information about the Colorado K9 Conference https://coloradok9conference.com/ | 30m 07s | ||||||
| 6/9/26 | detector dog trainingobedience to odor+4 | Gary Haddon | Colorado K9 ConferencePolice K9 Training | — | detector dogsK9 training+5 | AceK9.com | 1h 04m 53s | ||
| 5/25/26 | K9 caselegal lessons+3 | Bill Lewis | Rosenbaum (San Jose)Colorado K9 Conference | — | K9legal ruling+3 | AceK9.com | 37m 52s | ||
| 5/21/26 | detection dog trainingpay on a sniff+4 | Eric Stambro | — | — | detection trainingodor value+4 | AceK9.com | 55m 22s | ||
| 5/16/26 | dog trainingpuppy training+3 | Michael Nesbeth | Colorado Canine Conference | — | puppy trainingadult dogs+3 | AceK9.com | 48m 31s | ||
| 5/12/26 | chiropractic for dogspain management+3 | Dr. Tiffany Wettin | KATS K9 Record KeepingRay Allen K9+2 | — | chiropracticworking dogs+3 | AceK9 | 34m 43s | ||
| 5/7/26 | patrol dog trainingcommon training mistakes+3 | — | Colorado K9 ConferencePolicek9Training.net | — | patrol dogtraining mistakes+3 | AceK9.com | 27m 15s | ||
| 4/15/26 | legal updateK9 training+4 | Mike Kmiecik | Sheepdog Guardian | Eighth Circuit | K9 warningscase law+4 | — | 47m 58s | ||
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| 4/4/26 | training scarsK9 training+4 | — | www.Policek9Training.net | — | training scarsK9 teams+7 | AceK9.com | 22m 18s | ||
| 3/25/26 | K9 trainingfirst responders+4 | Jake Skifsted | Shield 616Colorado K9 Conference | — | K9 trainingShield 616+5 | AceK9.com | 32m 17s | ||
| 3/16/26 | K9 conditioningdouble-blind searches+3 | Steve Colburn | Colorado K9 Conference | — | K9 conditioningdouble-blind training+3 | AceK9.com | 50m 06s | ||
| 3/5/26 | canine trainingpolice work+3 | Howard Young | Colorado K9 Conference | — | canine trainingpolice K9+3 | AceK9.com | 44m 59s | ||
| 2/23/26 | K9 trainingColorado K9 Conference+3 | Eric Stanbro | Colorado K9 Conference | Colorado Springs | K9 traininge-collar+3 | AceK9.com | 1h 03m 42s | ||
| 2/16/26 | K9 trainingdog breeding+5 | Mike Nesbeth | www.katsplatinum.com | ColoradoNorth America+1 | K9 trainingMalinois+6 | AceK9.com | 57m 11s | ||
| 1/28/26 | trackingdog selection+4 | Jay Crafter | Colorado K9 Conference | — | trackingK9 training+4 | AceK9.com | 52m 55s | ||
| 1/19/26 | K9 trainingexplosive detection+4 | Gord McGinnis | Metro VancouverColorado K9 Conference | — | K9 trainingbomb dog+4 | AceK9.com | 1h 01m 05s | ||
| 1/6/26 | K9 case lawjurisdiction-specific training+3 | Mike Kmiecik | Sheepdog GuardianTerry Fleck | — | K9 case lawlaw enforcement+3 | AceK9.com | 56m 07s | ||
| 12/16/25 | Drones & Dogs: Tactics for K-9 Teams with Jack Schonely | Join host Jeff Meyer and guest Jack Schonely (retired LAPD helicopter instructor/pilot and former K9 handler) for a practical, real‑world conversation about integrating drones K9 teams. Jack brings a unique perspective from years on the ground working a dog and in the air as a tactical flight officer and pilot. The episode covers lessons learned from both roles. Topics include: the rapid rise of drones in law enforcement; how drones complement (but don’t replace) helicopters and K9 teams. To contact Jeff Meyer email him at: [email protected] To see more about Jeff and the classes that are offered go to: www.Policek9Training.net To Contact Jack email him at: [email protected] To Check Out Jack's Book: Charles C Thomas Publisher Thanks to this shows sponsors: AceK9.com ______________________________________________________________________________ KATS K9 Record Keeping www.katsplatinum.com ______________________________________________________________________________ Online Class Click Here k-9services.com _____________________________________________________________________________ Ray Allen K9 https://www.rayallen.com/ ____________________________________________________________________________ The Next Level K9 https://www.thenextlevelk9.com/ _____________________________________________________________________________ For information about the Colorado K9 Conference https://coloradok9conference.com/ | 55m 27s | ||||||
| 12/2/25 | Florida v. Harris Explained: What Every K9 Handler Needs to Know | Join host Jeff Meyer and legal expert Mike Kmiecik on the Police K9 Training Podcast for a focused legal update on Florida v. Harris. This episode breaks down the Supreme Court’s landmark decision, what it actually says about drug-detection dogs, and how handlers and agencies should interpret and apply the ruling on the street and in court. The discussion covers the Court’s view on field performance (its limits and relevance), the possibility of residual or undetectable odors, and the important caveat that any certification-based presumption is "subject to conflicting evidence." To contact Jeff Meyer email him at: [email protected] To see more about Jeff and the classes that are offered go to: www.Policek9Training.net Thanks to this shows sponsors: AceK9.com ______________________________________________________________________________ KATS K9 Record Keeping www.katsplatinum.com ______________________________________________________________________________ Online Class Click Here k-9services.com _____________________________________________________________________________ Ray Allen K9 https://www.rayallen.com/ ____________________________________________________________________________ The Next Level K9 https://www.thenextlevelk9.com/ _____________________________________________________________________________ For information about the Colorado K9 Conference https://coloradok9conference.com/ | 43m 49s | ||||||
| 11/18/25 | Choosing the Right K9 Gear with Ray Allen K9 | Host Jeff Meyer talks with Matt Wilson, Creative Director and lead product designer at Ray Allen Manufacturing, in an in-depth episode about choosing and fitting K9 equipment. Key topics covered include bite suits (differences between heavy duty, kimono, police-package "marshmallow" suits and semi-competition suits), construction details that protect dogs and decoys (layering, thread break points, mobility), and a practical recommendation for departments to own both a durable pass-around suit and a thinner comp suit for advanced work. The conversation addresses bite sleeves and training purpose: hard sleeves for teaching catch technique and safety, a new soft sleeve with a bicep wedge to bridge the gap between padded suits and bare arms, and when sleeves may or may not be appropriate depending on desired drive and control. Jeff and Matt also discuss muzzle selection and fitting—features like a metal front plate with angled flares, proper nose-to-tip distance, and allowing the dog to pant and feel neutral while maintaining safety. Thanks to this shows sponsors: AceK9.com ______________________________________________________________________________ KATS K9 Record Keeping www.katsplatinum.com ______________________________________________________________________________ Online Class Click Here k-9services.com _____________________________________________________________________________ Ray Allen K9 https://www.rayallen.com/ ____________________________________________________________________________ The Next Level K9 https://www.thenextlevelk9.com/ _____________________________________________________________________________ For information about the Colorado K9 Conference https://coloradok9conference.com/ | 42m 07s | ||||||
| 10/29/25 | 7 Skills Every Detection Handler Needs — With Cameron Ford Part 2 | In this Part 2 episode of the Police K9 Training Podcast, host Jeff Meyer continues his conversation with Cameron Ford to finish the list of seven essential skills for detection dog handlers. The discussion covers points three through seven: consistency and fairness in training, adaptability and creativity when simulating real-world scenarios, handler self-awareness and discipline, diligent record keeping and reflection, and maintaining emotional balance under pressure. Cameron and Jeff share real-world examples and practical strategies: how to mirror operational protocols in training to avoid learned violations of expectation; creative training venues and setups (Home Depot, stadiums, crowds, coolers) to replicate challenges like wind, contamination, and distractions; the importance of rituals, tactile signals, and reading your dog to avoid handler-induced cues; and the value of variable reward schedules to prevent false alerts. They also stress the need for documentation, video review, peer critique, and a growth mindset that embraces accountability. To contact Jeff Meyer email him at: [email protected] To see more about Jeff and the classes that are offered go to: www.Policek9Training.net Thanks to this shows sponsors: AceK9.com ______________________________________________________________________________ Online Class Click Here k-9services.com _____________________________________________________________________________ Ray Allen K9 https://www.rayallen.com/ ____________________________________________________________________________ The Next Level K9 https://www.thenextlevelk9.com/ _____________________________________________________________________________ For information about the Colorado K9 Conference https://coloradok9conference.com/ | 43m 25s | ||||||
| 10/14/25 | 7 Skills Every Detection Handler Needs — With Cameron Ford Part 1 | In this episode of the Police K9 Training Podcast, host Jeff Meyer welcomes detection expert Cameron Ford to discuss real-world detection work and the handler skills that make teams consistently successful. Topics covered include the single most important skill: observation and reading subtle dog behaviors (micro-behaviors, head snaps, tail shifts, baseline recognition). Cameron and Jeff emphasize the value of realistic training — masking training aids, placing aids in luggage and bags, and varying presentations — so dogs generalize to operational conditions. They highlight practical drills like double-blind searches to build handler confidence and truly test team performance. Key training techniques discussed are reinforcement timing and the use of markers to improve clarity and consistency, implementing variable-interval reward schedules so dogs tolerate delayed reinforcement, and training dogs to hold indications for longer periods. They also cover how to remove handler knowledge to avoid cueing, film searches for after-action review, write immediate search notes to preserve accurate observations, and use training to identify and close gaps before they become operational failures. Listeners can expect actionable advice: how to set up realistic training aids, progressions for double-blind work, tips for timing and marker use, and ways to document and evaluate canine behavior. The episode also touches on broader industry trends (court scrutiny, video review) and why blending training and reality will make teams more reliable in the field. To contact Jeff Meyer email him at: [email protected] To see more about Jeff and the classes that are offered go to: www.Policek9Training.net Thanks to this shows sponsors: AceK9.com ______________________________________________________________________________ Online Class Click Here k-9services.com _____________________________________________________________________________ Ray Allen K9 https://www.rayallen.com/ ____________________________________________________________________________ The Next Level K9 https://www.thenextlevelk9.com/ _____________________________________________________________________________ For information about the Colorado K9 Conference https://coloradok9conference.com/ | 31m 51s | ||||||
| 10/3/25 | Jeff Meyer talks with Art Lopez about "Chasing the Bite" and more | Join Jeff Meyer and guest Art Lopez, director of the Utah POST K9 Program, as they dig into real-world issues facing police K9 teams. The conversation focuses on administrative and operational challenges: rushing deployments, “chasing the bite,” and changing tactics simply because a dog is present. To contact Jeff Meyer email him at: [email protected] To see more about Jeff and the classes that are offered go to: www.Policek9Training.net Thanks to this shows sponsors: AceK9.com ______________________________________________________________________________ Online Class Click Here k-9services.com _____________________________________________________________________________ Ray Allen K9 https://www.rayallen.com/ ____________________________________________________________________________ The Next Level K9 https://www.thenextlevelk9.com/ _____________________________________________________________________________ For information about the Colorado K9 Conference https://coloradok9conference.com/ | 47m 43s | ||||||
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Chart history for The Police K9 Training Podcast with Jeff Meyer
Peaked at #121 in IS, currently #121 in IS.
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| IS | — | #121 | #121 | — |
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1 placement across 1 market.
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1 placement across 1 market.