Why Train Police Dogs in Dutch? Kids Ask K9 Trainers
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Why Train Police Dogs in Dutch? Kids Ask K9 Trainers
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Summary
In Kidversations Episode 21, Remi welcomes Carla Stroud and junior dog trainer Jaxon Anderson for a conversation about working dogs, puppy training, scent tracking, and what it takes to become a K9 trainer.
Carla explains why she uses Dutch commands, what motivates different dogs, and why learning never stops. Jaxon describes how dogs follow a missing person’s scent, shares how he started training, and demonstrates equipment including a tug, bite sleeve, and a leash he made himself.
Carla also shares a personal story about her dog Cinco reacting when someone experienced a seizure.
Expect curious questions, unexpected answers, and a command-word mix-up that sounds a lot like “hot dog”!
CHAPTERS
0:00 Welcome Remi, Carla, and Jaxon
0:18 Why Carla chose dog training
1:45 Her first dog: Roxy the Rottweiler
2:27 Do police dogs go to school?
3:49 Why train dogs in Dutch?
4:30 Recall, rewards, and getting dogs to listen
5:37 How dogs track missing people
6:40 Carla’s story about Cinco
9:08 Breeds, genetics, and time to play
11:59 Social dogs, school dogs, and boundaries
14:50 How Jaxon became a junior trainer
16:03 Favorite commands and the “hot dog” mix-up
16:57 Training equipment and handmade leashes
18:26 Training costs and getting in touch
What would YOU ask a K9 trainer? Leave your question in the comments!
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