Hello,
We would like to link our site, which is the Alameda County Sheriff K9 Association. http://www.acsok9.org

Thanks, jw

Thank you for the police dog poem.

Was directed to your site via link from Nephew. Loved the poem. In memory of Alex - K-9 Cop, retired, Howard County Maryland *** Rest In Peace - you have served your master and your community well. Your job is done!

Hi, there. I am the office manager/managing editor for K-9 Cop Magazine.

I came across your website today and I would like to extend an invitation to your group to submit photos to us for publication in our magazine. We are looking for photos of k-9s of all sorts, mainly of the dogs in action. Photographers will receive proper credit for any selected and used. They will also receive complimentary copies of the issues that their photos are published in. We would also request a short description/caption of each photo telling us who is in the photo and what they are doing if it’s not self-explanatory.

If you or anyone is interested, the photos may be submitted either to this email address, or saved on disc and mailed to K-9 Cop Magazine at 7660 Old US Highway 45, Boaz, KY 42027.

Thank you for your time. I appreciate any contribution that can be made. It’s our readers who have made us great!

Suzanne Tapp
K-9 COP Magazine
270.534.0500 (phone)
270.554.0514 (fax)
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Good Morning,

Is there any way that my daughter and I could attend a training session of a police canine team? We live in East Windsor and heard that there were training locations in our area. She is graduating from Suffield High School on Sat. and attending UCONN in the fall. She is passionate about animals and is considering a career in law enforcement but wants to focus on dog training as well. I think it would be a great opportunity for her. Also, someone mentioned a school in ••••••••, dedicated to this field. Do you know the name of the school? Any information you could provide would be apprectiated.

Thank you,
Laurie Tait

Hi James,

I was reading through your web page (CPWDA) and I loved reading the poems and thought you might like to add my one. This poem started off as a 4 line epitaph when I heard that my first Police Dog that I had worked with for 8 years was to be euthanased due to severe osteo arthritis. Well 4 lines just didn't say everything I needed to say, so I strung several of them together and this is what I ended up with.

See poem: Why I Became A Police Dog Handler
http://www.cpwda.com/k9_poems.htm

Regards,

Grant Teeboon 8156027
SGT
Military Working Dog Handler
RAAF Base Amberley

I came across this web site surfing the web and want to congatulate this association on a great site. It shows the great work these dogs and handlers do to protect us all whether on our own streets or over seas protecting our military. I usally don't spend a lot of time on a website but found myself checking out everything that was on the website.

Kudo's to all
John

Thank you for your wonderful website. I had no idea there were so many memorials for these wonderful dogs.
There is a very touching chapel dedicated to war dogs in Edinburgh Castle in Scotland, I haven't been the same since I saw it. Now I see I have some visiting to do here as well.

Thank you,
Robby Pershing

This is a beautiful site. Thanks for sharing it with us!!!
We hope to make you proud in our book. :)

Hello,
My name is Tim. I am 20 years old hoping to become a police officer in the future. In my spare time I enjoy collecting patches from all over Connecticut. I recently came across a CPWDA patch in someone's personal collection. I would like to add that patch to my collection also. I was wondering if there was any way this would be possible. I will even pay or trade for one if need be. I understand you are all very busy so please take your time responding. Thank you for all you do for our state and citizens and I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your time.

Thanks again.

Sincerely,
Tim Marriott