Departments love the idea of a “one-dog army” — a K9 that can detect narcotics, chase suspects, track missing people, and take down a threat on command. But the question is… Does asking one dog to do everything make them great — or make them average at everything? The Case for Cross-Training: Cross-training a K9 for both patrol and detection  can make them extremely valuable. Budget Efficiency:  One dog can fill multiple roles instead of funding two. Real-World Flexibility:  

Every great working dog starts with a foundation — but not everyone agrees on where that foundation begins.Some say obedience  creates the structure.Others believe focus  builds the bond.And many argue control  is what separates amateurs from professionals. At K9 Supply Co., we believe every handler has their own philosophy — and we want to hear yours.